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Shooting $2M Missiles at $5,000 Drones. Do the Math - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #157

The St. Louis Podcast

Welcome back to another episode of the St. Louis Podcast. As always, my name is Eric Brown. Thank you for tuning in. Off the top of the hour, I just want to ask one question. Was Lindsey Graham gay? And did Russia kill him? Or did Israel kill him? In serious note, continues to be looking worse across the world, even though plenty of people online seem to think that Trump is still like the best president of all time.

Which at this point, I just think are bots. But there are legitimate people that say, you know, this he is, he is pro American. And the reason everyone gives is the border. And I'm like, I think that might be the only campaign promise he lived up to, which is try to combat the border. Of course, he had a famous saying, no new wars. Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth, of course, went in front of Congress and asked him to do the same thing.

He asked for one and a half trillion dollars to go to the Pentagon. And of course, he says it is our biggest threat to national security if we don't fund them. Now, of course, the Pentagon, I don't believe has even had an audit or passed an audit in five years. We can go back and of course being, you know, a guy that usually doesn't believe the narrative. You know, the part of the Pentagon that got hit in 2001 is quite a bit.

And that's questionable. Just go ahead and look that up on Google. It'll say they were doing an investigation at the time.

Shooting $2M Missiles at $5,000 Drones. Do the Math - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #157

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Shooting $2M Missiles at $5,000 Drones. Do the Math - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #157

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.