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-So this is something we thought long and hard about. We've been talking about it for months. Pete and I and Dan. Dan came into the vault, by the way, a great general. He headed up the -- I wouldn't call it an attack. I'd almost call that one maybe even more than an attack, what he did with Iran. You saw the success of that operation. It was perfect. In fact, this was said to me by the great company that makes that particular B-2 bomber, and it was flawless. It was actually flawless. They flew for 37 hours back and forth, and there wasn't a bolt that was out of condition. There wasn't an engine failure. There was no problem. It was a perfect attack, and it knocked out any possible nuclear capability for Iran, which nobody wanted to see, and we weren't going to put up with. So, great job, Dan. And we've been talking about this Department of War. So, we won the First World War. We won the Second World War. We won everything before that and in between, and then we decided to go, "Well, can we change your name to Department of Defense?" So, we're going Department of War, and I'd like to ask our Secretary of War to say a few words, Pete Hexett. I think it's a much more appropriate name, especially in light of where the world is right now. We have the strongest military in the world. We have the greatest equipment in the world. We have the greatest manufacturers of equipment by far. There's nobody to even compete, and you see that with this and so many other things. The patriots are the best. Every element of the military, we make the best by far.
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