Reagan National Defense Forum Panel Episodes (23)
Panel 2
A Defense Industrial and Innovation Base for the 21st Century: Will we have the technology to compete with China?
Panel 3
A Defense Industrial and Innovation Base Workforce for the 21st Century: Winning the Competition for Highly Skilled Workers Inside & Outside the Pentagon.
Keynote Address
Keynote address by the Honorable James N. Mattis, U.S. Secretary of Defense.
Panel 4
Star Wars: What does SDI teach us about technology in military competition?
Panel 5
Iran, Syria, and ISIS: Does the military have the right footprint in the Middle East?
Panel 6
Rebuild or return to sequestration? Assessing what we can expect in the defense budget.
Panel 7
A tour of global hot spots: How are we doing today and what’s the outlook for tomorrow?
Training and Equipping the Joint Force to Execute the National Defense Strategy
Fox News’ National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin is joined by a panel of experts to address the health of our national defense and promote policies to strengthen the U.S. military.
Fireside Chat with Jeff Bezos
American internet and aerospace entrepreneur Jeff Bezos addresses the health of our national defense at the 7th Annual Reagan National Defense Forum.
The Honorable Mark Esper, U.S. Secretary of Defense
U.S. Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark T. Esper delivers the keynote address at the 7th annual Reagan National Defense Forum.
The Honorable Robert O'Brien, U.S. National Security Adviser
Fox News’ Bill Hemmer and National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien host the closing session of the 7th annual Reagan National Defense Forum.
We The People: Public Perception of American Leadership in the World
Senator Tammy Duckworth, Senator Joni Ernst, General James McConville, Karl Rove, Brad Smith and Catherine Herridge discuss the global perception of American leadership.
The Honorable Llyod J. Austin III, U.S. Secretary of Defense
The Honorable Lloyd J. Austin joins Bret Baier to discuss U.S. defense strategies.
A Conversation with Former Secretaries of Defense
Bill Hemmer discusses the enduring challenges of defense with former Secretaries of Defense, Mark Esper and Leon Panetta.
When the Dust Settles: The Future of Centcom in the Era of Strategic Competition
Chris Brose, Rep. Jason Crow, Honorable Michèle Flournoy, Rep. Mike Waltz, and Jennifer Griffin examine the future of CENTCOM in the era of strategic competition.
Finger on the Pulse: Public Opinion on America's Global Responsibilities
Sen. Deb Fischer, Karl Rove, President George W. Bush, Rep. Adam Smith, Brad Smith and CNN's Abby Phillip discuss public opinion on America's global responsibilities.
Ukraine's Fight for Freedom: Russian Aggression and the Future of NATO
Sen. Joni Ernst, U.S. Senator, Iowa Mr. Gregory J. Hayes, CEO and Chairman, Raytheon Technologies, Gen. B. Chance Saltzman, Chief of Space Operations, Hon. Christine Wormuth, Secretary, U.S. Army discuss the future of NATO.
I Want You: Restoring Confidence and Recruiting the Military We need
Gen. David H. Berger, Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps, Hon. Gilbert R. Cisneros, Jr., U.S. Under Sec. of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, U.S. Senator, IL, Rep. Mike Gallagher, U.S. Rep., WI discusses the U.S. military.
Keynote Lunch - Lloyd Austin
Lloyd Austin gives a speech at the Reagan National Defense Forum.
Our Strategic Advantage: Cooperation With Allies And Partners
Sen. Lindsey Graham, Antti Kaikkonen, Dr. Alexander C. Karp, Ng Eng Hen, and Gen. Laura Richardson with Olivier Knox as the moderator, discuss the cooperation with allies and partners.
Pressures & Priorities: The Impact Of Economic Disruptions On Resourcing Our Defense
Tom Arseneault, Rep. Ken Calvert, Carlos Del Toro, Michael McCord, and Rep. Jimmy Panetta with moderator Hans Nichols discuss the impact of economic disruptions on resourcing our defense.
Closing Plenary Projecting Strength: A Discussion With Former National Security Leaders
Mark T. Esper, Leon Panetta, John Ratcliffe, and Bill Hemmer have a discussion about National Security.
Panel 1
The American People Believe... How are the American people looking at our military and the Pentagon after the midterms?