i mean, charlotte jail here in the uk journalist has been doing excellent work showing just how muchy is being spent on absurd things that taxpayers would be very, very angry about if they found out. so look, i think very angry about if they found out. sothings. think very angry about if they found out. sothings. ihink very angry about if they found out. sothings. i mean, charlotte absurd things. i mean, charlotte jail here in the uk journalist has been doing excellent work showing just how much money is being spent on absurd things that taxpayers would be very, very angry about if they found out. so look, i think given the threats we face geopolitically, we need to be increasing our defence spending. senior figures in the army have been saying for a very long time that this is urgent. it's not, you know, never mind the recruitment crisis and all of these other aspects that affect our security. so yes, i

i mean, charlotte jail here in the uk journalist has been doing excellent work showing just how muchy is being spent on absurd things that taxpayers would be very, very angry about if they found out. so look, i think given the threats we face geopolitically, we need to be increasing our defence spending. senior figures in the army have been saying for a very long time that this is urgent. it's not, you know, never mind the recruitment crisis and all of these other aspects that affect our security. so yes, it's a move in the direction, but i don't think the direction, but i don't think the right direction. but i don't think it's enough. >> no. and i've spoken. i was in america last week for a few days. i've spoken to retired generals, admirals who say, you know, when it comes to our relationship and working together, we love the british special forces. you know, we've always had a great rapport with them, and they matter to us. but kind of your conventional forces now are so small. you're not really you're not really a serious player. >> well, and i think that is probably true, but i