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Joining us now is National Security Analyst Rebecca Grant, Vice President of the Lexington Institute.

Rebecca, thank you so much for joining us.

Always great to see you.

I'm John Batchelor, Gordon Chang at Gordon G. Chang, with me, my colleague and co-host.

And we're very pleased to welcome a Navy whisperer for us, Rebecca Grant, the vice president of the Lexington Institute, to help me with naval news headline that sounds science fiction.

U.S. Navy to build hypersonic weapon facility.

for Zumwalt and Virginia classes.

They're a replacement for an older submarine class.

And the Virginia class, these are nuclear-powered, fast-attack submarines carrying conventional prop strike.

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I'm excited this morning to bring in our first guest.

Joining me is Dr. Rebecca Grant, Vice President of the Lexington Institute, founder of the Iris Independent Research and leading national security expert.

Good morning, Dr.

Grant.

What are we building for the future? What is it right now, the front line of the Indo-Pacific Battlefront? Gordon Chang at Gordon G.

Chang, my colleague and co-host, and we welcome Rebecca Grant, the vice president of the Lexington Institute.

Rebecca, my understanding in general is Silent Service, the submarines, are superior to anything in the galaxy, and that the Chinese cannot hope to compete with them.

At the same time, are there enough of them? What does the future hold? And do our allies lend a hand? Right now, the debate sometimes has been, how fast can we get them out there? What is the Virginia-class submarine? I believe it's called an attack submarine.

It's gonna just be up armored for that new Virginia class, and we gotta make sure the yards keep producing and fast.

Gunboat diplomacy.

Rebecca Grant, a vice president of the Lexington Institute.

Gordon Chang @GordonGChang.