Jeb Bush

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz warned that Chinese and Russian intelligence sites in Cuba pose an active national security threat near U.S. shores. He cited the Trump administration's efforts to counter foreign influence in the Western Hemisphere, including reduced adversarial presence in Venezuela and around the Panama Canal. Florida Gov. Jeb Bush separately raised concerns about Iran's reported deployment of 300 Shahed-136 drones in Cuba.

Ukraine's AI-enabled drones and long-range missiles have disrupted Russian logistics and fuel infrastructure, causing shortages and operational strain. Russia's attacks on Ukrainian civilians, compared to historical terror weapons, have failed to break Ukrainian resolve.

Jeb Bush expressed concern over Iranian drones in Cuba during a United Against Nuclear Iran event. He emphasized Iran's threat to U.S. and Israeli security interests.

An Iranian military drone displayed in Coral Gables by the group United Against Nuclear Iran raised concerns about Iran's military ties with Cuba and potential threats to the United States. Lawmakers and experts warned that Iranian drones based in Cuba could reach New York and emphasized the need for policies to counter such capabilities.

Jeb Bush and Ryan Delk discussed the evolution of educational choice in Florida, highlighting its expansion from 80 students in a voucher program to over 50% of parents choosing schools. The conversation covered policies like Education Savings Accounts and the rise of microschools like Primer, emphasizing parental empowerment and educational entrepreneurship.