Daniel is Karedo.

James D. Justice.

Brian A. King the second.

What you see right there is the core cadets getting their diplomas, right, as cadets.

Let's go to see. We have a technical problem because there's so much trying to download at Mikey Stadium.

Let's go to Steve Gruber. Steve, your thoughts and observations about what you've seen in the ceremony,

and of course the president's historic remarks, sir.

It is a stirring ceremony to say the least, Steve.

It's been a wonderful day here. President Trump very well received, by the way.

You've got the underclassmen down in the

North End Zone, and it's pretty clear that they don't consider Russia to be the enemy that they

consider China. That was one of the later comments in the speech there, but boy, did they

boo China. Not much of response to Russia, but they know what their assignment is, all of these

people going forward, keeping America safe. It's been a remarkable day here.

I was surprised. It struck me having come to Mikey Stadium here for a West Point

graduation for the first time in my career. The number of women here, of course, women

joined West Point, 1976 after Gerald Ford signed the men, 119 women began this

journey in 1976, and a lot of them here today, as you know, Steve, carrying with them the honor.

And there was one gentleman that Donald Trump, he told on a bunch of different folks graduating cadets out of the audience.

They were very stirring, had a number of them come up to the microphone, but there was one that he called out

whose grandfather had served in World War I and his, maybe his great-grandfather World War I,

grandfather World War II, and his entire family, his mother and others had graduated here.

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