Kayleigh McEnany

We are told that President Trump's been in the Oval Office all day, the Oval Office dining room.

The national security team is there, and he's been monitoring.

Indeed, there is no more primary mission right now for the entire United States and our commander in chief than the rescue of that second pilot and retrieving our treasure.

And that's what it is.

And I want to talk for a moment about the valor and the safety as well.

Danger that faces the search and rescue personnel that are going after him.

We all remember the Vietnam War and the POWs there.

And Colonel Tom Moe was at the controls of an F-4, also an Air Force jet, when he was shot down.

And in his inverted tailspin, had the wherewithal to radio back to the airbase and talk about his—actually, their own munitions, saving their lives.

And he evaded escape—or he evaded capture for three days.

And during that time was in constant radio comms with the search and rescue personnel of the Air Force and more.

And he was on the radio with then Colonel Bob Wilkie, who was at the controls of a Sky Raider, when Colonel Wilkie was shot down.

So Colonel Moe, who was escaping...

capture by the Vietnamese, heard his rescuer shot down.

And then he went on to be captured.

He was a POW for almost six years.

And the first question he had when he was returned to the Americans was, what was the name of that pilot that died saving my life?

That is the brotherhood, and that is the danger that faces.

But there is an...

They are undeterred from having it be their primary mission.