This Is What Winning Feels Like (ft. Joshua Steinman)
December 29, 2025
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as posted by the channelThis week on Moment of Truth, Nick welcomes back Joshua Steinman, former Trump NSC cyber/telecom director and Galvanick CEO, for an optimistic deep dive into America's trajectory. Steinman shares his Navy origins, Iraq tours, and authoring the white paper that birthed the Defense Innovation Unit. If you’re in need of some Christmas cheer, Joshua delivers hopeful white pills on winning and riding out the waves that are a part of any victory.
Joshua also has plenty to say about the current state of technology, including Chinese tech infiltration in everyday devices and critical infrastructure, visa abuses fueling outsourcing, mass deportation momentum, reindustrialization potential, and unique American ingenuity.
This episode is packed with insights on tech policy, national security, and patriotic optimism—we are going to win!
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