Keith Rabois

And then from that technological supremacy, you need to establish and project economic supremacy and military supremacy.

So if you look at the first one, you saw a tactical demonstration of technological supremacy with the B-2 bombers, but taking a more general step back,

If you look at the largest companies in the world, who are the ones that are actually driving the world forward?

These are all American companies.

I think these last few months, you've seen America firing on all cylinders technologically.

Economically, at the same time, you now have the stock market back at all-time highs.

You have interest rates incredibly starting to compress, even in the absence of the Federal Reserve willing to act on data.

So you're projecting economic supremacy.

And then these last few weeks, frankly, have been a pretty clear-cut case of military supremacy.

And so I think what's pretty simple now is the US is essentially telling the world our words

carry weight again, we're going to shape the global order.

Countries will now have to calibrate their actions around what the US is willing to tolerate and what it isn't willing to tolerate.

And in the case of Iran, the president made those lines, I think, really crystal clear.

He warned them 100 times where the line was.

And he was clear, you cannot build nuclear weapons.

And when the line was crossed, and look, I think the

The CNNs of the world want to debate that the line wasn't crossed.

All I can tell you is I don't know because I don't have access to the intel.

I believe what he and Tulsi Gabbard and JD Vance and Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth are saying is that they crossed the line and then he showed that he will use decisive military force when that happens.

But then here's what's crazy.