We're starting well. Our recruiting numbers are coming up.

Secretary Hegeseth is talking to everyone, not just the general, but I hear that he's talking to enlisted.

He believes that no one has monopoly on the truth.

Secretary Hegeseth is a storyteller himself, has gone on, and he has made his previous career going and talking to

everyone, trying to find the truth and not looking at any one source of it. And that is why he's

able to move so quickly. I've spoken with people in the administration who have a laser

focused without getting tunnel vision on what it's going to take to make sure

that our service members have the resources that they need to fight win our nation's wars and

come back home safely. But making sure that we are able to sustain the fight and then make

sure that we're prepared to fight the wars of the future. When you see the changing

nature of war, we could find ourselves in a World War I style stalemate if we do not retain and

maintain the technological edge on the battlefield and maintain our air supremacy and also make sure that we can project our power with

our Navy. The Secretary of War is also working into the new frontiers, making sure that we are

able to integrate space and cyber into the new way of fighting. America needs to focus on the things

that will keep us safe. We've been lulled into a false sense of security, and Secretary Hegseth, who's been to war,

recognizes the great investment in sacrifice has required, and he's going to make that sacrifice

on the front end so that my sons don't have to make the sacrifice in the future.

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