Isn't it gross what Fox does? It's just so gross. Here's why it's gross. Think about what they did in Iraq. Think of what they did in Iraq, the cheerleading, and then they abandoned it.

Then when they don't get the ratings, when it starts to be a quagmire, they just kind of walk away from it. Every now and again, they would show American troops, but they walked away from it.

Just gross people, horrible people.

Lindsey Graham, the people in South Carolina—I just don't know how you put up with the man.

He's just a sick individual. "Make Iran Great Again." We don't care about Iran, and we don't care about making Iran great again.

The Persians are in the streets. They're going to make it great again. It's in their hands. Let them deal with it. They brought it on, the Islamic Republic. You want to cleanse it? You got to cleanse it yourself.

Can't do it with outside forces. Can't do it with Israel. If you do Israel and the United States in there, you're just going to prolong the problem.

I want to tell you a little bit about the purpose of SpaceX: we want to make Star Trek real. We want to make Starfleet Academy real so that it’s not always science fiction—but one day, the science fiction turn into science fact.

We have spaceships—big spaceships—going through space, with people going to other planets, going to the Moon, and ultimately going beyond our star system to other star systems, where we may meet aliens or discover long-dead alien civilizations.

I don’t know—but we want to go, and we want to see what’s happening. We want to have epic, futuristic spaceships with lots of people in them, traveling to places we’ve never been to before.

Hegseth: How about this? *Vulcan salute* Star Trek real.

Elon: Star Trek real, Yes!

Very soon, we will have the world's leading AI models on every unclassified and classified network throughout our department — long overdue.

To further that, today at my direction, we're executing an AI acceleration strategy that will extend our lead in military AI established during President Trump's first term.

This strategy will unleash experimentation, eliminate bureaucratic barriers, focus on investments, and demonstrate the execution approach needed to ensure we lead in military AI and that it grows more dominant into the future.

In short, we will win this race by becoming an AI-first warfighting force across all domains, from the back offices of the Pentagon to the tactical edge on the front lines.

In modern warfare, the fastest innovator and iterator will be the winner.

No one can out-innovate an American entrepreneur who has been liberated from the constraints of stifling bureaucracy.

That old era ends today: we are done running a peacetime science fair while our potential adversaries are running a wartime arms race.