Peace through strength
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Sep 14, 2026
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
Y- yes, it's very different.
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
And then Rod, if you've got the time, we've got the last section we need to go over about how he has restored peace through strength and put America first.
Rod MartinGUEST
Well, it's, it's just amazing what's happened, you know, and I touched on it a minute ago by, uh, you know, pointing out all these lopsided deals on trade to help our allies rebuild after World War II.
Rod MartinGUEST
Well, I'm sorry, but World War II was a little while ago now, and it's time to rethink.
Stephen RogersHOST
But a big welcome to those out on the fleets around the world who are listening to this broadcast, either live or through live streaming.
Stephen RogersHOST
Well, welcome aboard and thank you for joining Peace Through Strength, America's Navy.
Stephen RogersHOST
I'm Lieutenant Commander Stephen Rogers, United States Navy retired and presently the Executive Director of the Association of the United States Navy.
Stephen RogersHOST
Now, this program is absolutely without any doubt supported by and presented by the Association of the United States Navy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting U.S.
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Mark BeecherGUEST
Thanks, Steve.
Mark BeecherGUEST
All
Stephen RogersHOST
right, ladies and gentlemen, that wraps it up for another broadcast of Peace Through Strength, America's Navy.
Stephen RogersHOST
What a conversation.
Jonathan FinkHOST
The memories of this, of what? The genocidal war, the time they sat down with one of history's bloodiest and vilest dictators, murderers? These people are odd, as well as being immoral and vile.
Jonathan FinkHOST
According to Julia Davis of Russian Media Monitor, posted on X on 5th September, the American delegation also handed the Russians commemorative coins, one inscribed, Peace Through Strength.
Jonathan FinkHOST
Peace through strength, handed as a souvenir to Vladimir Putin, to the people bombing maternity wards, children's cancer hospitals and supermarket logistics.
Jonathan FinkHOST
Peace through slaughter, maybe.
Jonathan FinkHOST
peace through theft and erasure would be more suitable.
Roger ZakheimHOST
As our guest, Ambassador Eric Edelman.
Roger ZakheimHOST
He's here to discuss a new article published in The Dispatch called The Lasting Legacy of Peace Through Strength.
Roger ZakheimHOST
It, it's part of a series, uh, The Dispatch has put out on the Next 250, and when I saw Ambassador Eric Edelman and Peace Through Strength in the headline, I mean, uh, this was made for a Reaganism podcast.
Roger ZakheimHOST
Now, uh, to our listeners and viewers, uh, you may know Ambassador Edelman for his years of service in the US government and the senior roles in the State Department, Defense Department, the White House.
Roger ZakheimHOST
He was, uh, an ambassador to Finland and Turkey.
Roger ZakheimHOST
Uh, Eric, welcome to the show.
Eric EdelmanGUEST
Roger, it's great to be with you always.
Roger ZakheimHOST
Uh, well, I love that when The Dispatch was doing their series on the Next 250, you chose to write about the lasting legacy of peace through strength.
Tudor DixonHOST
We are on the ground following what's happening in Dallas.
Tudor DixonHOST
But right now we want to discuss what's happening with Iran and what's happening with peace through strength.
Tudor DixonHOST
It seems like we're kind of.
Tudor DixonHOST
economically choking them out, and it seems to be working.
Stephen RogersHOST
Naval and U.S. Coast Guard power and operations, as well as the personnel who serve and their families.
Stephen RogersHOST
What you're listening to is Peace Through Strength, America's Navy.
Stephen RogersHOST
And I am the executive director of the AUSN.
Stephen RogersHOST
The topics addressed on this program reflect only the perspectives presented by the AUSN.
Gary MarksHOST
Philosophy.
Gary MarksHOST
We have a lot of center-right folks in the audience here, and they've heard this term peace through strength for many years, going back to the Reagan era.
Gary MarksHOST
Most people hear that term and they think just militarily.
Gary MarksHOST
But in your view, what does it really take to secure a lasting peace in Ukraine? How does that relate to peace through strength?
Liz SchrayerGUEST
It's such a great question, Gary.
Liz SchrayerGUEST
And again, going back to the Senator Young event, we talked a lot about it on stage because it is so much a part of how President Trump is viewing his foreign policy.
Liz SchrayerGUEST
Ronald Reagan was the first that really used it in an aggressive philosophy, as you said, and it's known for military buildup.
Liz SchrayerGUEST
But what's lesser known is he leaned in heavily in his Peace Through Strength that this is about diplomacy and effective international assistance along time defense.
Roger ZakheimGUEST
November 17th.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
Well, yeah, it seems like surely peace through strength, how Ronald Reagan's military buildup won the Cold War, which, by the way, people forgot why we fought the Cold War.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
That's why socialism and communism seems to be back and seems kind of cool to some naive people.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
And by the way, you always have that YouTube channel, YouTube dot com slash at the Brian Kilmeade show.
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Brian KilmeadeHOST
Roger Zachheim, thanks so much.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
You cannot wait for your book to come out.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
Peace Through Strength coming out in November.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
Great to see you, Roger.
David BennionHOST
Welcome to the Political Risk Podcast, where geopolitics and specialty insurance markets meet.
David BennionHOST
This episode is titled Peace Through Strength, as Israel won its wars.
David BennionHOST
I'm your host, David Bennion, and I'm joined by Amiyad Cohen, CEO of the Herut Center, which is an Israeli conservative think tank.
David BennionHOST
focused on Israeli national security and foreign policy, the future of the US-Israel alliance, and aims to strengthen values and institutions in a free world.
David BennionHOST
For political violence and war risk insurers, those conflicts have also resulted in some hits to Israeli infrastructure, such as the Bazan oil refinery in Haifa, raising questions about how the risk environment has changed and what comes next.
David BennionHOST
Amiyad spoke to me while he was in town for a recent CPAC event held in London.
David BennionHOST
He argues that Israel has substantially reduced the military threat surrounding it, performing better than pre-war expectations, and that its strategy of deterrence amounts to what he calls peace through strength.
David BennionHOST
In this episode, we'll talk about whether Israel's wars are really over, the continuing threat from Iran, tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, Israel's security position in Lebanon and in Gaza, whether Israel has achieved its war aims, how three years of war have shaped Israel's relationships with the US and Europe.
Nick ShepleyHOST
The president talks about it all the time.
Nick ShepleyHOST
It's called peace through strength.
Nick ShepleyHOST
And as history teaches us, the only people who actually deserve peace are those who are willing to wage war to defend it.
Nick ShepleyHOST
That's why pacifism is so naive and dangerous.
Nick ShepleyHOST
The military doctrine, I mean, whether or not you think the annihilation of the enemy and the kind of retooling of the US military to be a kind of a machine for annihilation, whether you think that's a good idea or not, it turns out that in this situation at the very least, strategically and tactically, it is completely and utterly impotent.
Nick ShepleyHOST
If necessary, our troops can translate that for you.
Nick ShepleyHOST
Another way to put it is peace through strength brought to you by the warrior ethos.
Nick ShepleyHOST
And we are restoring both, as President Trump has said, and he's right.