box news podcasts presents the brett bear podcast common ground there are a number of senators on the

republican side that continue to want to find common ground we emphasize the conflict and

controversy cells and i think it's a problem because most most Americans look at Washington and see something that's broken.

Why don't we look for ways that we celebrate what this country is capable of doing?

It's amazing what you can do when you get off social media and you start talking, communicating with one another, because there is common ground.

With Fox News chief political anchor Brett Baer.

We're essentially built chips anymore, which is ridiculous.

We have countries that do very well at building ships,

and we'll be dealing with those countries,

and we may be ordering top-of-the-line ships from those countries.

And within a fairly short period of time, we'll be building our

own ships. So we'll probably have to go to Congress for that. President Trump on a big

priority for him, and that's building U.S. ships. Tonight in our common ground segment, we talk about

a bipartisan bill aimed at boosting U.S. commercial maritime activity

and shipbuilding. Joining us, Arizona Democratic Senator Mark Kelly and Indiana Republican Senator Todd

Young. Thank you both for being here. This has been talked about for some time. The Ships for

America Act, established maritime security advisor position within the White House, establish a

maritime security trust fund to reinvest duties and fees and expand U.S. flag international

fleet by 250 ships in 10 years. Senator Young, why is this important?

Well, we have to ensure that the United States of America once again is making commercial ships here in this country.

We've become overly reliant on the Chinese Communist Party that basically we have to play Mother May Eye when we want to move goods out of this country and into this country.

And we from the beginning have been a maritime nation, a naval nation that requires

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