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Okay, there's a live shot right there.

The commander chief will be coming off Air Force One.

He's landed in Norfolk.

We're about to get rolling on all the activities.

I think Ambassador Monica Crowley, great friend of the show,

will be giving an address, I think on the Truman here momentarily.

A couple of Navy SEALs will also join her to give their real-life experiences.

Let's bring in another Navy SEAL, our own Eric Prince.

Eric, I asked he had Lieutenant Jason Redmond, one of the real heroes of the Afghan war,

was on a moment ago, Navy SEAL.

The question I asked him or had Steve Ruber asked, I want to ask you, we're going through naval history

today, the operations war of 1812, the Revolutionary War, Civil War,

Spanish-American War, WW World War II, all of it.

The question I got to ask you is why Afghanistan's a long way

from the water as is Iraq.

Why were the Navy SEAL so prominent in the great war against terror in those two countries for so many years, sir?

You know, the great thing about the SEAL teams, as our great president descends the stairway carefully,

the great thing about the SEAL teams is they've always been adaptive.

It started out of necessity when a bunch of Marines got killed in Tarawa,

at Bayesian atoll.

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