Captain Jim Fennell

Matt Boyle, National Political Editor at Breitbart News, and Captain Fennell, a respected naval intelligence officer, dive deep into Signalgate's political turmoil. Boyle analyzes the implications of President Trump's executive orders and voter dynamics, while Fennell discusses national security concerns linked to encrypted communications. They tackle the Espionage Act's impact on governance and push for bipartisan accountability. Plus, the conversation touches on military advancements and geopolitical tensions, especially regarding China and Taiwan, shedding light on the current landscape.

Eric Prince, a former Navy SEAL and private security entrepreneur, dives into maritime operations and hemispheric defense. Jason Redman recounts his remarkable recovery from severe combat wounds, embodying the SEAL ethos of sacrifice. Admiral Sonny Masso and Captain Jim Fennell discuss surface warfare and the strategic challenges posed by China's navy. Captain Paul Morgan highlights the integration of UAVs in naval operations. Cleo Pascal analyzes geopolitical implications for the Indo-Pacific, while various guests reflect on the Navy's legacy and future direction.

Steve Gruber, a field reporter covering live naval events, details the atmosphere at Norfolk as President Trump attends Navy 250. Retired Captain Jim Fennell traces the trajectory of U.S. naval power, while Jim Rickards discusses the geopolitical imperatives behind naval dominance. Filmmaker Michael Pack reflects on Admiral Rickover’s influence on the nuclear navy. Wounded Navy SEAL Jason Redman shares insights on resilience and the warrior ethos. Historical commentator Alex de Grasse highlights the pivotal Battle of the Virginia Capes in U.S. history.

Captain Jim Fennell, a naval intelligence officer with expertise in targeting and battle damage assessment, discusses significant military actions against Iran's nuclear sites, revealing the delays in their recovery. He critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of military operations and their influence on public perception. Fennell highlights the forthcoming BRICS summit and its potential impact on the U.S. dollar, as well as the shifting focus of U.S. military strategies toward emerging challenges like China, advocating for more nuanced understanding in both military and media narratives.

Captain Jim Fennell, a former naval intelligence officer, sheds light on the growing politicization of America's intelligence community, urging a return to non-partisan operational protocols. Roger Kimball discusses the leftward drift of cultural institutions and critiques conservative engagement in high culture. Tej Gill shares his military experiences and entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the importance of leadership in both business and arts. The conversation navigates economic challenges, military motivations, and how these intersect with national security and culture.