Fred Flights

And as Jack Posobiec mentioned here yesterday,

You're going to be able to see it up and down the eastern seaboard.

The entire Atlantic test range is going to be involved in these live fire exercises midday tomorrow.

And of course, the president is going to be aboard a carrier ship.

We're going to have an entire carrier strike group present.

He's going to be aboard for this.

So what the general public and the people present tomorrow at Naval Station Norfolk is going to be able to see, they're going to be able to see essentially what the president

is going to be seen right there on the cattle carrier battleship.

So the entire thing that's going to be aired, and you'll be able to see it here, of course, on Real America's Voice, but also at whitehouse.gov if you want to stream it, you'll be able to see up close and personal in real time what the president is seeing aboard the ship.

And then he's going to come back to land and he is going to speak to the nation.

And everybody assembled, touting the tremendous successes throughout history.

Steve, and you know this very well, all of the victories at sea that the United States Navy has achieved from the Barbary Wars, which was really our first naval successes under President Thomas Jefferson, all the way through to today and what we are doing around the world.

It is going to be spectacular.

Yes, and thank you for that question, Steve.

It's a really important one because I think a lot of people miss the historical context of what President Trump is doing because he's doing so much day to day at a breakneck speed that is very hard to keep up with.

And those of us in the administration have a hard time keeping up with everything that he is doing and achieving.

First of all, I worked with President Nixon during the last years of his life.

I was not born when he was elected president, just want to clarify that.

But I did work with him and talk to him about his presidency very often, and I wrote two best-selling books about my experiences with President Nixon and those conversations.

And, look, he was a true visionary.