Captain Fennell

Economist Jim Rickards, known for his insights on global finance, joins Captain Fennell, former Chief of Intelligence for the U.S. Pacific Fleet. They dive into Zelensky's demands for U.S. security support akin to NATO's Article 5, analyzing its implications for international relations. The discussion also emphasizes the balance between U.S. commitments to Ukraine and domestic priorities, alongside geopolitical dynamics involving Russia. They critique America's foreign policy approach and address energy challenges amid rising tensions.

Todd Woods, a former special operations analyst, discusses the complex planning behind hostage extractions in Venezuela. Captain Fennell delves into naval operations and the role of carrier strike groups in these missions. General Cain reveals operational details of the recent extraction, while Javier Negre provides insights into the Latin American response, highlighting celebrations among the Venezuelan diaspora. The panel debates the implications of U.S. governance in Venezuela and the potential for reconstruction funded by oil revenues.

President Trump, the 45th and current President of the United States, reveals plans for the 'Golden Fleet', aiming to enhance America's naval capabilities. Captain Fennell, a surface warfare officer, emphasizes the urgency of revitalizing shipyards and the importance of fleet survivability in the Pacific. They discuss the new Trump-class battleships, which will feature advanced armaments like hypersonic weapons and lasers. Trump also highlights job creation in shipbuilding and stresses the significance of maintaining naval superiority in current geopolitical tensions.

In this discussion, Rick Grenell, former U.S. Ambassador, highlights the risks of bureaucratic weaponization against leadership and calls for accountability among disloyal officials. David Malpass, former World Bank president, urges for a more aggressive use of U.S. financial power to avoid conflicts and critiques global institutions undermining the dollar. Jack Posobiec and Captain Fennell provide insights on military accountability regarding the 'seditious six' and address rising tensions in the East China Sea, advocating for a strategic pivot in U.S. foreign policy.

Join Carrie Lake, a former news anchor and political figure, Terry Schilling, president of the American Principles Project, and maritime expert Captain Fennell for a deep dive into pressing national issues. They discuss the precarious nuclear dynamics involving Pakistan and U.S. defense strategies, emphasizing the importance of naval power. The trio also tackles corruption within government agencies, the complexities of recent healthcare legislation, and the heated debates around election integrity and funding for organizations like Planned Parenthood. Get ready for an engaging discussion filled with insights and bold predictions!