Senator Tim Sheehy
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The white liberal college kids, you know, who yesterday were marching for Palestine and Hamas.
Today, they switched out their keffiyehs for, you know, sombreros.
And now they're marching for, you know, Maduro.
It's ridiculous that this is a shallow astroturf movement paid for by Roy Singham, who's hiding out in China using his capitalist earned fortune to fund communist activities.
exercises in America from anti-Semitism to, of course, now ridiculous opposition to us taking out a drug dealer.
So I think the next phase is going to be, of course, complex.
This is going to be a delicate time.
And I'm just thankful we have Secretary Rubio there who's going to carry out the president's vision and get us the other side of this.
The Ben Shapiro Show · Memorial Day: Remembering The Fallen w/ Sen. Tim Sheehy · 26 May 2025
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Thanks, Ben. Good to see you.
They should be thinking about the men and women that are still deployed overseas. That's actually where I will be spending Memorial Day as I'm leaving this weekend to head overseas to where I see our deployed troops from Montana and our special operations forces that I used to be a part of. visiting them before deployed where they are.
Although most Americans don't feel like we're at war, the truth is around the world, the American empire and the American ideal are all over the world and requires us to defend it constantly. And right now in the Red Sea, we've had the longest continuous run of naval combat since World War II.
Our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines are over there constantly fighting the Houthis, which are a proxy arm of Iran, to keep those sea lanes open and keep commerce flowing worldwide. It's an incredibly important mission. And that's what Americans should be thinking about on Memorial Day. Have fun, have a barbecue, go water skiing, do whatever you want to do. That's great.
We're proud to have Americans enjoy their day off. But just do so remembering that you're allowed to do those things because a very small number of men and women have chosen to stand on the wall and protect your ability to do that.
It's a solid A, Ben. Turning an organization the size of the DOD is a great challenge. It's like trying to turn an aircraft carrier quite literally. But they've come in with a purpose, with an aggression that's absolutely needed. They've reformed and refocused our military. It's not perfect yet. It's going to take some time.
But as you well know, during the Obama years and then especially during the last four Biden years, which, as you know, is basically with the same foreign policy extension, except far worse. was we saw weakness all over the world, and that weakness abets enemy strength.
And we saw that when we pulled out of Afghanistan, that kicked off a domino effect that led to the Russia-Ukraine war, led to the disgusting Hamas attack on Israel and the proxies all over the region becoming emboldened.
And what we've seen in the last 120 days is strength, focus, and aggression to make sure our military is focused on one thing, and that is killing the enemy and bringing home our men and women alive.
We should be very worried, Ben, because you'll hear the term near-peer conflict thrown around all the time. We've got to be ready for near-peer, near-peer this, near-peer that. I don't know who they think the near-peer is, but the reality is right now China builds ships 230 times faster than we do. They have a standing army that by some accounts is 10 times bigger than ours is.
Just about a week and a half ago, last week, we had Pakistan and India face off in an air dominance battle that really we haven't seen an air superiority battle like that in several decades. It appears as if the Chinese integrated air dominance technology beat the Western technology five to zero. So that's a very big concern for those of us who are watching carefully because
We all hope we don't have to go to war again. Ben, I know you hope that. Your family and friends in Israel have been fighting for the last year and a half. We know how brutal war is. We do not want to go to war, but we owe it to our people, especially our young men and women in uniform, that we are ready for the war when it comes. And America, unfortunately, in our track record,
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