Senator Scott and General Grynkewich discuss encouraging allies to buy American equipment as often as possible as they make best equipment in world

Florida Senator Rick Scott and European Command and Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich discuss whether it is good for allies to buy American made planes ships and weapons and train with the US and how this impacts relationships, Grynkewich responding he encourages allies to buy American equipment as often as possible as they make the best equipment in the world which enhances interoperability when they do so, noting there is action being taken with the America first arms export strategy the department is working on at the direction of the President which will move several things out of the very frustrating FMS process into direct commercial sales which will speed the pace at which they can acquire, while the work Secretary Feinberg is doing to supercharge the defense industrial base will have a big payoff here at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on military posture.