with lockheed martin when it closed on october 6th.t did not care. with veterans day, it is worth remembering. 40% of their new hires were for former service members. it is one of the best employers for veterans. president chair of lockheed martin. welcome back to mad money. >> it's a confusing time. we know that we need lockheed martin more than ever. what most of us are trying to figure out, why should congress not be spending a huge amount of money and offense even though everything is changed in the last year. and get a sense that lockheed martin should not be getting any more money from the government to do what they have to do. >> the nature and the size of the defense budget. that is for congress and the administration to make. whatever the budget is, we will do the capability for the armed forces to prevent future conflict. including anything that will include the united states itself. >> tell me how it does work. you hired so many veterans. i bet you a lot of them say that i wish we were doing this or that. you are of that. ar

in 1942, ross went to work for lockheed aircraft.design the p-38 lightning, an innovative, fast and powerful fighter that made its mark in both the european and pacific theaters after the war, many women engineers were laid off to make room for men returning home. but lockheed kept ross on the job, even sending her to ucla for her professional certification in engineering, the first native american woman to earn that credential. ross was one of the early members of lockheed's famed skunk works, the top-secret advanced development division that worked on cutting edge, breakthrough aerospace technology. she was the only woman and only native american at the skunk works. much of her work still can't be discussed publicly. gayle: if so much of her work had not been classified she would have won a nobel prize. that's how innovative, that's how important the work that she did was. john: some of the work that is public now includes the polaris submarine launched missile, and the agena rocket, which carried numerous satellites into earth's o

uh the like says lockheed locked in a lease. um gracie on another one. these entities seem set made to have the us politicians in their pocket and ensuring that the billions of dollars flow into the self and shares meet independent british journalist mike jones, the 1st came to russia to st. petersburg in 2018. what he saw in no way conform to what western media and politicians was saying about russia by became a blogger, now tells west and audiences about the russian federation. and that is part of my mission statement, of course, is to bring the information to as many people as possible. the chief is probably one of the easiest and most effective ways of doing it quite why the channel is deleted. off the list under the special ministry operation to begin reporting from the liberated territories of them from the frontline. welcome back to mount a, u f o l we left finished. everything that we need to do, which was deliver the most age people and this morning it wasn't plans, but we ended up driving a bubble sheet at the hospital. so you had doctors appoi

so you'll see a company like lockheed martin has seen an increase of 18 percent in it share price over the past month. and since the 2nd the settings of october, and is it u. s. companies, us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this, or is this your opinion manufacturer as an u. k. manufacturers as well? so the prime beneficiary is obviously the united states, what is sometimes referred to as the military industrial complex. so the defense companies in the us, the us surprise, anywhere between 70 and 90 percent of, or israel military hardware that it imports from outside of israel itself. back britain, germany, italy, in particular for a fairly close behind for the remainder that. so companies like be systems to some crook clear nowadays with benefits alongside the lockheed martin's the know through romans, the race young t x as it's not cold. in general, dynamics say it's a combination of american companies and european weapons make is, as we had mentioned earlier, i mean we've, we've had how some defense companies been criticized for framing the israel gone girl is the conflic

defense in just the corporations may truly astronomic revenues in 2022 racy own technologies. boeing, lockheed martin and general dynamics generation billions. the orvis big companies are pushing or so a american government to wave a funded 6 position on ukraine to, to, to pull chip crane and was who 10100 being in the american congress is a you convince a $0.42 to spend more about the military budget on the weekend is she made survey, we'd be maybe and she was false and been so start off with the future of weapons industrial production. so we gave you which benefits to be i'm or can companies produce weapons driving boeing? know how to gomen the general dynamics or height on, in their stocks are going through the wars good business. they used to say that the business of america is business. now the business of america is one of the other thing someone said is we used to make weapons to fight wars. now we fight wars to make weapons. the volume apartments, new ones up to the video to do you and just to disagree or is this just different, sharper let's, let's just talk residual. sometimes i beli

the likes of lockheed martin and these, gracie on another one. these entities seemed suddenly to have the us, the politicians in that pocket and ensuring that the billions of dollars flow into the self and shares meet independent british journalist mike jones, he 1st came to russia to st. petersburg in 2018. what he saw in no way conform to what western media and politicians was saying about russia by became a blogger, now, tells west an audience is about the russian federation. and that is part of my mission statement, of course, is to bring the information to as many people as possible h e is probably one of the easiest and most effective ways of doing it. quite why is the channel is deleted off to the start or the special ministry operation to begin reporting from the right to territories or from, from the, from the and welcome back to model you both. now we've left finished everything that we need to do, which was deliver state voltage people. and this morning it wasn't plans, but we ended up driving a bubbles good to a hospital to had doctor

i mean raytheon, lockheed martin and some of this weapons manufacturers made over trillion dollars on the ukraine for a while and the money that isn't. yeah. yeah. so they've had that some of the highest you know, money posting coming in. so, so with war being not profitable, there has to be some sort of incentive for peace. and that's with people speaking out like they are and saying, you know, no more, it's a, it's one of the words we haven't heard quite a lot of. and in both conflicts piece is nat calling for pace. asteroids a lot? yeah. and, and one more thing about, about israel, you know, remember that israel, 35 percent of the population are american, have american passports. so there's a very huge economic tangle and tie with that. so that's why you see sort of the, the nun backing off of america, stunning authority and bill. so tara, as always, thank you so much coming into the program and sharing your views at with his article, computer informing us senate stuff are part of read. thank you. all right now, is it possible that members of a respected humanitarian organization w

but we were really seeing big pharma familiar, trained us real complex likes of lockheed martin. and these gracie on another one. these entities seemed certainly to have the us of all the tissues in that pocket and ensuring that the billions of dollars flow into the self and shares meet independent british journalist mike jones, he 1st came to russia to st. petersburg in 2018. what he saw in no way conform to what western media and politicians was saying about russia by became a blogger, now, tells west an audience is about the russian federation. and that is part of my mission statement, of course, is to bring the information to as many people as possible. the team is of the, one of the easiest and most effective ways of doing it quite why the channel is deleted off to the standard, the special ministry operations to begin reporting from the liberated territories, often from the front line. welcome back to mount or you full l. we less finished everything that we need to do, which was deliver stage, well, stage people and this morning it wasn't plans, but we ended up driving a bu

the likes of lockheed martin and these, gracie on another one. these entities seemed suddenly to have the us of all the additions in that pocket and ensuring that the billions of dollars flow into the self and shares meet independent british journalist mike jones. the 1st came to russia to some petersburg in 2018. what he saw in no way conform to what western media and politicians was saying about russia by became a blogger now tells western audiences about the russian federation. and that is part of my mission statement, of course, is to bring the information to as many people as possible. the chief is probably one of the easiest and most effective ways of doing it quite why the channel is deleted. off the list under the special is we all braces to begin reporting from the liberated territories, often from the front lines. welcome back to mount a youthful l. we've left finished. everything that we need to do, which was deliver state, will feed people and this morning it wasn't planned, but we ended up driving a bubble sheet at the hospital to ha

but lockheed martin is used by the us, isn't of the state. it's been use like that for decades like reyes on has been as well. they use as an um to certain foreign policy agendas of the us and ministration might have. it's exactly the same as well. so what i show in the book is remarkable story in the last 10 years when it's in yahoo. the seemingly never ending is riley prime minister. and the most ad, these riley intelligence go around the well to regimes. they wanted refrain, i'm talking about india rolanda, you a, and they hold peg. this is out as a diplomatic harris essentially saying, you want to be friends with us. we want to be friends with you. we will sell you. it is amazingly powerful spyware. we don't want to assume any questions about where it's going. he using it again. so maybe selling it to you a you're pretty sure it's going to go against incidence. so active as human rights workers. i mean we're 10 is relatives. we would like, for example, you divide a certain way in the un. this is how it works. so what i've shown in the boo

>> we had mark lockheed martin on this.-- because they are good companies. the one that you might want to think about that is speculative is rtx and that used to be raytheon. they have a problem with engines and i think that is reserved for so speculative rtx and then lockheed martin. >> i am jake fromm greenville, south carolina. wendy think interest rates will go down? >> i think they are going to stay the five for a while. -- does not want inflation coming back. he will keep the short anti-so the short end will be high as well. don't expect interest rates to go down anytime soon. >> i am from new york. how can investors manage geopolitical volatilities? >> -- had a good run but, we are only replacing the goal by 1% per year. i am always surprised that people don't have 10% of their assets --. i am not going to hedge treasuries because they could be overvalued versus if we have something really bad happened. right now i think, i'm not saying anything is golden variety but gold is the hedge. not the box. >> i am aj from so

this like lockheed martin and reyes on day. but to me, this is very similar, located mountains, a private company. yes. but lockheed martin is used by the us isn't of the state. it's been use like that for decades like re a phone has been as well. they use as an um to certain foreign policy agendas of the us and ministration might have. it's exactly the same as well. so what i show in the book is remarkable story in the last 10 years when it's in yahoo, the seemingly never ending is riley prime minister. and the most ad, these riley intelligence go around the well to regimes they wanted refrain. i'm talking about india rolanda, you a and they hold pegasus out as a diplomatic harris essentially saying, you want to be friends with us. we want to be friends with you. we will sell you. it is amazingly powerful spyware. we don't want to assume any questions about where it's going. he using it again. so maybe selling it to you a you're pretty sure it's going to go against incidence. so active as human rights workers. i mean we're 10

but lockheed martin is used by the us, isn't of the state. it's been use like that for decades like reyes on has been as well they use as an um to certain foreign policy agenda is that the us, the ministration might have. it's exactly the same as well. so what i show in the book is remarkable, storing the last 10 years when it's in yahoo. the seemingly never ending is riley prime minister. and the most ad, these riley intelligence go around the well to regimes they wanted refrain. i'm talking about india rolanda, you a, and they hold peg. this is out as a diplomatic care of essentially saying, you want to be friends with us. we want to be friends with you. we will sell you. it is amazingly powerful spyware. we don't want to ask him any questions about where it's going. he using it again. so maybe selling it to you a you're pretty sure it's going to go against incidence. so active as human rights workers. i mean return is relatives. we would like, for example, you divide a certain way in the un. this is how it works. so what i've shown in the

this is a model of the actual spacecraft built by lockheed martin, and the arm that reached down and touched the surface for about five seconds. the most important part of this got in the center in the stimulus steel container that prevents the atlas or from reaching sample, we had our sample of asteroid bennu. so here we have as a says a view from the beginning business is really where it all started. this is where the feedstock of life, of motion, of everything you know came from a rock like this and we're so happy to unveil this to the american public and share our journey with them. [applause] >> questions? any questions from you all? get up here. well, i will just point out you know what the mechanism was, the spacecraft snuck up to the asteroid, and then the arm comes out and it had an explosion of gas that shot into the surface. we didn't know what the surface was going to be like, and as it turned out there was a lot of loose material. and the amount that we thought we're going to get, we have many times more -- well, like a catchers mitt, shooting the gas and then the materi

and lockheed martin say they wanted to help create a safer and more comfortable living space. korean war veteran don murphy says he is happy to finally get the needed help. he's been seeking for quite some time. >> great. it's just wonderful to see all these people and they're all so happy and enjoying themselves. that's great. it's something i tried to get through with the with the city, but it didn't work. and they came through that helps a lot. yeah, glad they could deliver. >> according to the us census bureau, more than 2 million veterans live in poverty and are unable to afford essential home repairs. in the east bay, this former us army huey helicopter took a trip from the uss hornet in alameda by way of interstate 680 to the san ramon veterans memorial building. it will be part of a weekend long veterans day commemoration in this year's theme space and robotics. nasa exhibits will be on display. there will also be guest appearances by some star wars characters. >> a local production of les miserables is getting some high praise from critics. >> what's most impressive i

it was a rebuild in silicon valley and aerospace company lockheed martin. the crew picked air force veteran donald murphy to receive free home repairs. they painted the outside of his home, upgraded his bathroom and cleaned up his yard. he's 93 years old and said he's grateful because he's struggled to keep one the repairs himself. >> i started myself but i didn't finish. and now i'm not in great shape to climb on ladders anymore. so this really helped. >> rebuilding together has been helping veterans in santa clara county for 30 years. they've completed more than 4,800 projects so far. >>> still ahead, we continue our coverage of veterans day. we'll take to you contra costa county where one close-knit community has come together to honor vets in a special way. >>> and the oldest living female marine. the role she had during world war ii. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. what a sunset out here. i'll have the latest on >>> in richmond, the community came together to mark veterans day with a fair and celebration and to honor our nation's heroes. christy smith takes

so you'll see a company like lockheed martin has seen an increase of 18 percent in it share price over the past month. and since the 2nd, the 7th of october, and is it us companies, us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this, or is this your opinion manufacturer is an u. k. manufacturers as well? so the prime beneficiary is obviously the united states. what is sometimes referred to as the military industrial complex of the defense companies. in the us, the us surprise anywhere between 70 and 90 percent of or israel military hardware that it imports from outside of israel itself. back britain, germany, italy in particular followed a fairly close behind for the remainder of that. so companies like be systems to some crook. leah nowadays with benefits alongside the lockheed martin's and those are brahmins, the race young t x as it's not cold. and general dynamics say, it's a combination of american companies and european weapons make is, as we heard me mentioned earlier, i mean we've, we've had how some defense companies been criticized for framing the israel gone goal is the conf

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shares of the largest military corporations in america react violently in terms of growth, the same lockheedal dynamics or rtx and others, while the issue of allocating money to ukraine itself remains up in the air, he promised to approve a new package in congress... by the end of december, but more and more representatives of both parties are opposed, pointing out that the united states has already allocated a huge amount, almost $111 billion, to support kiev, of which 101 billion have already been spent, and now we also have to allocate funds to help israel. financial assistance to ukraine is in such a limbo, that is , they cannot be accepted in congress - to say, something like this a decision that will suit, let’s say... so representatives of the leading parties, in total, as expected, 61 billion dollars will be allocated to ukraine, which greatly exceeds the assistance, for example, to israel next year, the allocation of all these here are the planned amounts, it is very doubtful, yes, in the conditions of political confrontation, in the conditions of a serious economic crisis that is a

many others have had and there is now proof and a money trail of the money laundering plus look at lockheed martin. look at some of the weapons manufacturers. their stocks have increased 10 percent just in the last few months. so for them, this is a money more than a money laundering operation for them. it's actually just a revenue to have to keep this conflict on this proxy war. that the u. s. the nato is fighting against russia via ukraine. the only people benefiting are the people that are actually politicians for weapons manufacturers. the benefit from these wars, definitely not the civilian populations. and definitely not the people in the foreign countries. and certainly not the us tax payers because um, right now, facing inflation, facing lack of infrastructure in the us. it's, it's really, people are fed up and you're seeing it more and more with the us population pushing back on washington's leadership. well, those are the main stories this i'll do head over to r t dot com or outside of govern channel for all the latest one is be discussed. i'll be back again with more of the top o

many others have had and there is now proof and a money trail of the money laundering plus look at lockheed martin. look at some of the weapons manufacturers. their stocks have increased 10 percent just in the last few months. so for them, this is a money more than a money laundering operation for them. it's actually just a revenue to have to keep this conflict. going. this proxy war that the us and nato is fighting against russia via ukraine. the only people benefiting are the people that are actually politicians or weapons manufacturers. the benefit from these wars, definitely not the civilian populations and definitely not the people in the foreign countries. and certainly not the us tax payers, because right now, facing inflation, facing lack of infrastructure in the us. it's, it's really, people are fed up and you're seeing it more and more with the us population, pushing back on washington's leadership. many things for a company here and all the international is always appreciated for all the latest updates. if all websites and the content don't come, i'll be back in 30 minutes. the u

plus look at lockheed martin. look at some of the weapons manufacturers. there's stocks have increased 10 percent just in the last few months, so for them this is a money more than a money laundering operation for them. it's actually just the revenue to have to keep this conflict going. this proxy war that the us, the nato, is fighting against russia via ukraine me. despite all of the west and billions of the been followed into ukraine's war machine keeps trips of failed to perform on the box or feeling the counselor offensive seemed to to leave no benefits for the country and the conflict. so people are gonna start asking, well, it's really in this for the white house will say, why spend more, if it's not having any effect on the battlefield? exactly. i think at this point they're trying to stay face. they've lost badly. it's just like the unless words we've been experience iraq, afghanistan, you wrap them up. the only people benefiting are the people that are actually, um, politicians or weapons manufacturers. the benefit from these wars, definitely not

fact, there was a recent call with some of these western manufacturers weapons really lectures, lockheed martin and, and so on. talking about the profit since they've made. so it's, it's just been really horrible me looks and they just sent the defense secretary lloyd austin's a key of a few days ago. the former year k, p m cameron was there as well. he's going to be some sort of piece on board, whatever i read, austin was there and i was thinking, you know, what, why did they say and america's biggest defense secretary that why? because i think they sent him that it tells the landscape, look, here's more money, but you know what? it's over because here's what we keep seeing and tara, and the western media and the political landscape, they keep talking about this stalemate and you crank, oh, it's a stalemate. it's not going anywhere. nobody's one. no, no, it's, it's over. you said you pray and has lost, there's no stalemate anywhere across the board. yeah, the west and thoughts applying the shelves anymore. they haven't got the weapons to send a name or they don't have the money to send

competitor, the united launch alliance, a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin. this year spacex has already surpassed that record with 85 orbital launches and counting. for now, and for the near future, the u.s. government's access to space is overwhelmingly tied to spacex. and a white house spokesman said monday that he is, quote, not aware of any efforts to change that. >> there is innovation out there in the private sector that we'd be foolish to walk away from. i'm not aware of any specific efforts to address -- to address our concerns over his rhetoric. but that doesn't mean that we accept or agree with or condone in any way that antisemitic rhetoric that he pushed. >> cnn has reached out to spacex. so far no comment. as for nasa, it has had plans in place for years to try to reduce its dependency on one company. boeing's long delayed starliner spacecraft is now expected to take astronauts to the international space station some time next year. and blue origin is developing an alternative lunar lander for artemis program. but the problem is neither of them