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Faster and faster. once you get the u.s. and our nato allies moving in one direction, that can be the challenge at times. i say that as a former supreme allied commander of nato, once you get that massive machine of war going, it can provide these logistics. it will do so. it will make the difference on the battlefield. >> but admiral, a question to you quickly, sir, the fact that all this military hardware, the training, the lake is coming from the united states. does that indicate the u.s. has a one track approach right now? how does this affect the prospect of diplomacy? >> i would say, we ...

Desantis. he loves being in these culture wars. >> disney hates it. >> disney does not want to be in any conflict. they want to be the braund for everyone, conservatives, liberals, everyone. so this is a huge problem for disney because they intentionally try to avoid conflict, ron desantis loves conflict. i hate to say it, but right now i think he's actually winning. >> he's benefiting. >> he's being elevated every night. they're talking about this on fox. he was on fox on friday with i believe tucker carlson. so he's elevated as the gop leader basically. >> leader in waiting. >> perhaps over ...

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