Jack Posobiec

feeling the vertebrations of the sonic boom, being that close, watching the Navy SEALs conduct a VBSS assault of another destroyer.

Usually we don't do those on our own ships, but from time to time.

And to spend the entire day right there on the deck plates.

And it's footage that was an honor to participate, and I have to really thank...

Real America's Voice and Rob and Parker for all they did to support this, to make sure that we got this footage that nobody else has, that nobody else has this.

You know, the president United States watching the Tomahawks launch, watching them extend all the way out to the horizon line.

And they had a couple of dinghies, by the way, set up when they did the they did a sea whiz demonstration, as well as the cannons, the old Mike Mike's.

And and so and those dinghies, those dinghies are at the bottom of the of the Chesapeake Bay right now, or at least off the off the off the seaboard.

And when you look at everything that he's done to be able to do so at, I mean, you look at his age on paper and you say, how is this even possible?

And yet he does it all day.

And Steve, what I would say, even separate from this, as incredible as this power was,

It was the footage that is even equally as incredible is when he was going and meeting with the individual sailors where when they would come out to the hangar bay, shook every single hand.

They're all taking selfies with him.

They're all meeting him.

They crowded him.

I almost want to say they mobbed him because they couldn't get enough of him.

shaking hands and they're handing out coins and the first lady as well, not just, and then, and so when you saw that at the hangar bay, then we saw the reception as well at the, at the pier and it was no surprise at all.

It was incredible.

The one moment where, and again, I've never heard this before.

So, by the way, I've got a picture of it.