Sean Spicer
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US Navy vs China: Admiral Caudle Speaks I EP 750
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July 3, 2026
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47:36Now PlayingAdmiral Daryl Caudle discusses the future of the Navy and critical warfighting capabilities needed to confront China today.
Sean Spicer travels to the Naval War College for an exclusive conversation with the U.S. Navy's Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Daryl Caudle. This interview examines the current state of maritime readiness and the strategic adjustments required to maintain superiority in the Pacific theater. If you follow military affairs or defense policy, this discussion provides direct insight into how the Navy warfighting capabilities are evolving to meet modern geopolitical threats.
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