Jack Posobiec

to be there with the fleet with my shipmates to see the president up there saying you members of the united states navy have held the watch for two and a half centuries and you will hold that watch forever it just it meant a lot to me personally and i think it meant a lot to the country i certainly hope it did to see the president acting and assuming that role right really speaking with the voice of the commander in chief showing the awesome and terrible power

sea power of the United States Navy.

Don't give up the ship.

And echoing John Paul Jones.

Dewey, by the way, you talk about what Commodore Dewey did, smashing the Spanish Navy.

Going back to John Paul Jones, smashing the British Navy again and again.

And then he gets into our great submariners destroying the Japanese Imperial fleet over and over.

Every single major Navy of the world, major empire is going up against the United States Navy.

And we have wrecked all of them.

He liked it so much he actually posted it twice on his Truth Social, right after one after another.

And Steve, what people need to understand, when you're that close to the sonic boom, to the sound, it's not just breaking the sound barrier, it's not just loud, all right?

you feel it, and it's like getting punched in the chest.

That thing smashing through the vapor cloud that comes up, it is absolutely dominating.

And yet, the president, he looked like he was having a conversation.

It comes up, it's so fast, it doesn't even turn his head.

It just doesn't even flinch.

About his business, he registers it, takes a look, okay, goes right back to what he was saying.

Yeah, I mean, this footage is extraordinary to see a commander in chief, especially this commander in chief, that close to the action, that close to the power, the skill, the bravery, the tactical maneuverability and the tactical efficiency of these operations.

It's it's never been seen before.

We've never seen a president that's been able to just stand there and physically even withstand all of this to be able to do that for easily an hour and a half.