Ross contends the US military action in Iran showcases renewed willingness to use force under Trump, deterring future armed conflicts globally.
He explicitly states that China and Russia are now "on notice" due to US successes in Iran, support for Ukraine, and arming of Taiwan.
The war in Iran has exceeded expectations: US achieved air superiority quickly, knocked out Iranian defenses, and sustained minimal casualties.
US is relocating semiconductor technology from Taiwan to reduce vulnerability and signal commitment to Taiwan's defense amid tensions.
Ross supports Trump's focus on fostering AI and technology for economic growth and national security, citing future wars in space and cyber.
He argues AI will boost productivity and create jobs, but requires educational system adaptation to keep pace with technical demands.
Economic power is emphasized as a key defense strategy, historically pivotal in WW II and the Cold War, to outlast adversaries.
Previous US administrations (Biden, Obama) were perceived as weak, leading to increased global instability, but current actions have reversed this perception.