President Trump is looking to make the biggest change to our nation's defense capabilities in at least 60 years,

and he's looking to do it up in space.

You see, after launching the Space Force as the official sixth branch of the U.S. military,

as well as reestablishing the space command during his first term in office, well, now President

Trump is looking to expand our space military capabilities to include hundreds, or perhaps

even thousands of satellites, each one equipped with heat-seeking missiles that can fire

and destroy nuclear warheads directly over our enemy nations.

Meaning, instead of waiting until a missile comes out of Russia, out of China, out of Iran, or out of North Korea,

and it's on its way here, instead, this constellation of satellites, they can rain down missiles directly on any nation on Earth, destroying the nukes right then and right there.

This is really the nuclear war in space that Reagan famously envisioned.

Except now, with advances in manufacturing, computing, and AI, it's actually happening.

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Now, to begin with, in his very first week in office, President Trump issued a dizzying

number of executive orders.

Included among them was this one here, in order directing the Pentagon to build an Iron Dome

Missile Defense Shield for America that can defend against crews, ballistic, and hypersonic

missiles, as well as any other advanced aerial attacks. Here's Trump speaking on the matter

on the very same day that he issued that executive order. To immediately begin the construction of a

state-of-the-art iron dome missile defense

shield, which will be able to protect Americans, you know, we protect other countries,

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