Best Of: Peace Through Strength: Resetting U.S. National Security
May 31, 2025
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as posted by the channelAs tensions with China escalate and global conflict looms, how can America regain its strategic footing and peace through strength?
In this best of episode of The Kevin Roberts Show, we bring together some of the most experienced minds in national security, diplomacy, and defense. Hear from:
🔹 Tulsi Gabbard reveals the bipartisan failures that keep feeding the war machine and how Americans can fight back.
🔹 Brent Sadler lays out what it will take to counter China’s growing military confidence and why 2027 could be a breaking point.
🔹 Adam Crum connects the dots between economic policy and national strength—and why American prosperity is our best weapon.
🔹 Victoria Coates explains how we must think long-term in rebuilding military readiness while avoiding the traps of endless war.
🔹 Rob Greenway offers a firsthand look at the threats brewing in the Western Hemisphere and why the U.S. must reclaim strategic ground—starting with the Panama Canal.
🔹 Wilson Beaver shares what a real national security reset looks like—from taking on China to the strategic importance of the Panama Canal.
This is a must-watch for anyone who cares about peace through strength, protecting American sovereignty, and building a foreign policy that puts America First.
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