lockheed martin particular because of their overruns what i believe is probably the most expensive project ever 350.

you cannot ignore the military industrial complex i'm one of those who have been critical of lockheed martin particular because of their overruns and what i believe is probably the. most expensive project ever 35 of which the british bought into as well be a b.a. was a big competitor they lost the contract to boeing for the follow on. in enter refueler. the tanker program so they've been dealing with that one of my associates former associates and colleagues general tony zinni was on the board of x. so you know the bottom line is i think everybody recognizes that no matter who's in charge you have large military programs and people who are from the military and going back and forth in industry so i think you have to deal with that realistically and i think president trump is doing what he must to to meet with you cannot ignore their existence obviously we invite loci to n.b.a. systems on quite a few detractors from that f. 35 program and you kind of understating it when you talk about the military industrial complex has the passion to get on to that in just a 2nd but come on do you don't thi

service would be on the table in any trade negotiations because he also took time to meet with lockheed martin and be a systems in london 2 of the companies involved in the u.k. backed war causing the world's worst humanitarian crisis in yemen this is well trump dined with the queen his administration threatened syria cuba venezuela and iran joining me now is lieutenant colonel anthony schaffner a former senior u.s. intelligence officer now an advisor on the trump 2020 campaign tony welcome to going on the grounds of trump ran as an antiwar president when i think he was doing in london on this state visit meeting with be a systems of lockheed martin but it look we all know you cannot ignore the military industrial complex i'm one of those who have been critical of lockheed martin in particular because of their overruns and what i believe is probably the most expensive project ever 35 of which the british bought into as well be a be a was a big editor they lost the contract to boeing for the follow on. in enter refueler. the tanker program so they've been dealing with that one of my associates

companies lockheed martin and sally port global operations that the military base was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured russia has suspended flights to georgia following protests in the capital tbilisi on thursday that was sparked by the visit of a russian politician the opposition has accused the government of being too friendly with moscow venezuela's president says he will take recommendations made by the u.n. human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michel bash she says she'll leave 2 members of her team behind to monitor the country's worsening humanitarian crisis i also met with opposition leader one guy doe who's been in a long running standoff for the president at least 3 people have died and dozens more of feared buried after a building under construction collapsed in cambodia excavators are being used to try to free workers from the rubble of a 7 story block in the coastal town of. spain's supreme court has found 5 men belonging to a gang known as the wolf pack guilty of raping an 18 year old woman in 2060 judges overtur

. >> if you're lockheed martin, what do you do now >> oh, that is going to be the key quo.you're lockheed martin, general dynamics, if you're general dynamic, if you're honey well, any of the midcap companies out there that have been stand alone and been speculating about being acquisition targets, this is going to drive a lot of questions. a lot of competition to the space which is a big reason why i would expect and many analysts will get the detail. >> is there anything there in the quick analysis that they're going to have to spend to get this deal done >> reporter: i don't think you're going to have to necessarily see much of that here it wasn't anything that was disclosed in the press release in some ways i think the boeing template is the one to think about here, the fact that they had a commercial aerospace business and it's been a cash cow that has grown over the years. in many ways, it's been able to sort of cross subsidize some of the defense business and help them bid very, very aggressively and win some very high profile contents in recent years i think that co

systems of lockheed martin. look we all know you cannot ignore the military industrial i'm one of those who have been critical.

and sally port lockheed martin is there supporting the f. 16 airplanes doing maintenance and that sort of thing sally port is a contractor that does a wide variety of things including dining facilities and security and wastewater this has to be a very significant threat that base it has been attacked many times it used to be a u.s. air base now it's where the iraqi air force is it's a huge sprawling base and i've been inside the security room there were they can spot where a mortar comes from or a rocket comes from and immediately retaliate so when surgeons who are firing on that base have to fire and then immediately leave whatever is going on there is not the same run of the mill sort of small term attacks that have often happened in the past they're evacuating a large number of people and that means they must have specific information about an upcoming attack. exactly what that is we don't know all right we'll have to wait and find out said john but on the other assume of course are they events of the past 24 hours in the u.s. president's calling off the strikes on iran wh

and sell sophisticated weapons like these these were made by the big giant defense contractors lockheed martin and raytheon the receiving party in this case the united arab emirates pledges that they won't sell the sophisticated equipment to another party or to people like general have to are warlords essentially so the state department spokesperson went on to say that the the u.s. supports continued mediation by u.n. officials and that only a political solution can stop the violence in libya so it's unclear as to where this will end up will there be action taken against the u.a.e. for what appears to be a transfer of the sophisticated equipment to a warlord we don't know at this point the fact finding is still going on we one thing we do know from past experience over martine is that president donald trump is quite keen on u.s. arms sales to countries like the united arab emirates and saudi arabia and he has made those a priority so whether this would result in a complete cut off as a punishment for the u.a.e. that's getting a little ahead of the game but i think that would be quite unlikely

forces are preparing to evacuate hundreds of american contractors from lockheed martin this from iraq's base. it comes over potential security threats in iraq. this less than 24 hours after president trump called off a strike against iran. remember, iran has a lot of influence on what's going on in iraq, whether it is iran's influence in iraq that's causing this evacuation, we're not sure right now, but we will keep you up to date on developments. >>> meanwhile, a shocking reversal. the administration now weighing all options after calling off an iran strike ten minutes before its launch. why the president says he changed his mind. that's next. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come

new company would instantly become the world's second—largest business in the field —— behind lockheed martinrd place. the pound remains under pressure this morning as the contest to find britain's next prime minister officially kicks off later. that's as nominations for the leadership of the ruling conservative party are set to close. and with the very real possibility of a no—deal brexit looming traders are braced for more falls in sterling. this week sees the biggest event in the video games calendar — the e3 gaming show in los angeles. over the next week we'll be bringing you reports from the show. but first up, microsoft held its glitzy briefing, a chance to show off its latest work. this year, they announced a brand new console, codenamed project scarlett, which will be released by christmas 2020. 0ur north america technology reporter dave lee met with microsoft's head of xbox, and asked him why the firm was launching a console at a time when many think the games industry will move into streaming. what we have found now is the ability to not only make great games look great on screen bu

at larousse and lucky -- lockheed martin.go, she was applying to jobs in the mechanical engineering field and she was told there were two things wrong with her, her agent or sex. her sex. that was outright discrimination for a woman with a bachelor's a masters in mechanical engineering. she is still working for lockheed martin to this day and has no intention of leaving. >> it is kind of interesting, this experience. it is different than many other nasa centers there were collies with the men they work with. that is not say that were not some bad things that happened, but what i found in my research is that the men at jpl did support this group of women. and we see that in their early publications. 1960's,the 1950's and they are including the female computers on their publication. itt was very, very rare ended up making a big difference for their careers later on. >> question back here? >> it ended up making a big difference for their careers later i was we engineers, dided their jobs actually change or to their titles just c

. >> i was wondering about the stock lockheed martin corporation. >> i like lockheed martin. good stuck i do think did the democrats win next year, you'll recent it. i think it's a good stock. mat matt in new york, matt. >> caller: hey, coming to you from new york. i bought shares of party city as it hit the low they secured a new helium supply for the next two or threeinveer buying more stock. should i buy, sell, hold or curl up in a ball and cry >> curl up in a ball and cry that's been a terrible stock you made money in it you know what you got to do? this is not the retailer i want to bank with i got a lot of retailers my travel trust is sitting on kcoal -- kohl's i say no to party city how about rick in illinois. >> caller: mr. cramer, it's windy city rick. >> i thought it was windy sicity rick didn't you think that, sheila. >> caller: good to hear your voice. i want to hear about a dividend of a stock i've been a long-time holder of a tobacco company and seen the growth in the stock at the time. i mainly own the stock because of the strong dividend and not even a smoker

we have a lockheed martin and a northrup that has little if any commercial exposure.se names will be interesting to watch in the near future to see if they think there is any commercial to end exposure. northrop grumman distill in the process of absorbing, so perhaps some large m&a is off the table for them. lockheed martin is the number one defense contractor, fully exposed to the defense budget. doug, really appreciate your perspective. marc chandler will be sticking with us. shortest talks ever? ing has reportedly lost interest in the commerce bank. this was what, last tuesday they were talking about merging? david: never the bridesmaid -- always a bridesmaid. alix: never the bride. this is bloomberg. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on ni

gave me a groom and they said the lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer science iscorp and aero vironment all told eric about 70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract as we look out 35710 years this market remains a very much a growth market. it's the disease of permanent war the destroy the waste. islamic fundamentalism. could empower all of those who profit from permanent war politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy. at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the un raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting it well let me show you brought a diagram for. here's a diagram. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threat from iran is a political football what was interesting was that many israelis including people from the military said as long as t

lockheed martin, lmt yes. >> i was wondering what's going on with ppl and brexit >> you'll be absolutely fine in that, not a problem with that. i've got to tell ou, i don't want you to own it, though i don't want you to own it you'll be fine, but i don't want you to own it. that's great ap, ap is the one you want all right. yes. >> hi, jim the name is grace from new jersey the stock is mckesson, ticker mck. >> no, i think mckesson is going to -- they are in such a difficult spot right now everyone in that particular -- pbm and reimbursement, i'm in the house of pain with cbm i don't want you to join me with mckesson, and you will stay away. >>> don't buy, don't buy >> yes >> hi, jim, barry from westchester. pbm foods. >> they are in the penalty box it's been pain, pain, pain i'm going to say no to that. >> jim, it's pete from huntington, new york what can you tell me about a.m. rinne corporation, amrn? >> it's a decent spec. i keep thinking it's going to -- the other day when we saw the bid for ray, i thought of a.m. ron. i'm going to let you own that for a spec it's obviously not bristo

forces are preparing to evacuate hundreds of american contractors from lockheed martin this from iraq's base. it comes over potential security threats in iraq. this less than 24 hours after president trump called off a strike against iran. remember, iran has a lot of influence on what's going on in iraq, whether it is iran's influence in iraq that's causing this evacuation, we're not sure right now, but we will keep you up to date on developments. >>> meanwhile, a shocking reversal. the administration now weighing all options after calling off an iran strike ten minutes before its launch. why the president says he changed his mind. that's next. the lexus es... ♪ ...every curve, every innovation, every feeling... ...a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment . ♪trelegy. ♪the power of 1-2-3. ♪trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 w

announcement that there's an 8 billion-dollar natural gas trade deal with poland along with at 35, lockheed martin, moving over to the polish side as well. connection here put it on the screen. back in day in a row that will do it for the claimant countdown. melissal: stocks ending in red over the wall street dow ending 39 points as it settled down for the second straight day. s&p 500 and nasdaq also ending in negative territory. this marks today losing streak. hello. i'm in for melissa. >> and ashley invercargill mcshane. this is after the bell. more on the big market moment but first let's take a look at what is new at this hour. not backing down the present job is placing them on china for backing away from a trade deal and while he says the tariffs will continue if the u.s. and china cannot find common ground your live in the white house with the latest on this ongoing saga. press, running on socialism. democrats handled it in bernie sanders taking his progressive pitch to george washington university taking aim at president trump. why critics say his push could backfire in the 2020 race. esca

her name is miriam nowabe, and she's one of the best men totor and she's with lockheed martin. we also do tech girls, and tech girls is ages 15 to 17. these young girls come together in almost like a camp environment, and they have learned techskills. that's just an example of another one so you can get an idea. >> when you think about the challenges going forward, where are the new jobs coming from? they're going to be in the tech skills. we have a challenge here. we talk about s.t.e.m. education, and we at the wilson center have a science, technology and innovation program which is not only trying to get ahead of all these issues, but we train capitol hill staff, bipartisan, bicameral in things like intelligence, which are things they need to know better if by god they legislate without any information. i just want to ask one more question. what are your top one or two challenges going forward? >> i want to make sure before we run out of time, i can answer that question, but i also want to answer it with something i wanted to share, which is about our academy of women entrepr

liz: -- lockheed martin, they need rare earths, isn't that correct? >> yes., at the end of the day, the geopolitics, this has all certainly been in some ways a stroke of luck for us, but the reality is it highlights a single point of failure in the supply chain. and it doesn't matter if it's the u.k. or bra, we rely -- or brazil, we rely on a chinese source for pretty much, close to 90% of these elements which are powering all the growth technologies of the future. liz: that's not even the only aspect of it, because what you mine at your mine -- am i correct on this? -- is only, as i understand it, semiprocessed. you then have to send it to china to be refined? >> yes, that's right. currently. liz: china has the only business, they've got the only refining business? >> yes. actually, we do have a refining facility on site, and by next year we will be making fully separated rare earths. we've billion doing a ramp, as you know, we closed on the facility less than two years ago. at the time we had eight people, it was sitting idle. my, the group that i lead -- l

just ahead of airstrikes in syria defense firms lockheed martin northrop raytheon and general dynamics corp all set stock price records their shareholders are making money off the unusually large number of conflicts around the world. every 2 years or so the early military attacks the gaza strip and right after there is a trade show in which israeli weapon companies show their technologies. all of these israeli companies which are becoming an increasingly important and very significant part of the reading on a me depend on those wars and the 1st thing that they say when they try to market we've already used as an actual human being by making that claim they are able to compete with weapon manufacturers from other countries. the united states is the biggest supplier of military aid to israel this attack on gaza is also trade show for the united states arms industry. iran and horses are competing for the crown of militant islam one calls itself the islamic republic the other calls itself the islamic state both want to impose a militant islamic empire 1st on the region and then on the enti

lockheed martin jointly and according to the mark.

yemen all these years so much so that the forecast in yemen is sunny with a slight chance of lockheed martin laser guided m.k. 82. however under the arms export control act the state department must notify congress 30 days before an arms sale so congress has a chance to vote against and stop the arms transfer that way the administration can't just sell arms willy nilly just nearly. so why the need for the emergency when the saudis aren't so popular on capitol hill capitol hill since they made jamal khashoggi disappear. congress recently voted to withdraw us. support from the saudi assault on yemen so the senate would have voted against the $7000000000.00 deal but if it's an emergency you can bypass congress as this is not a real emergency as it is they really really want the weapons. that's not merge until oh there were attacks on saudi and amorality oil tankers in the pipeline in the gulf these attacks in the gulf could very well be the both propaganda used to begin a war with iran like the w m d's the lead 3 us into iraq or the gulf of tonkin to lead us into vietnam or the late chemical wa

companies lockheed martin and sally port global both have operations there the bella base north of baghdad was hit by 3 mortar shells last week no one was injured 2 other iraqi bases hosting. u.s. forces have been hit by rockets in the past week local officials blamed iran backed shia militias for an attack on wednesday in basra which tehran has denied them on the job jim joins us live from baghdad mohammed so what have iraq officials been saying about this reuters reports of u.s. contractors being evacuated. there and we've spoken with a commander with the air force lieutenant general and what i mean and he calls reuters reporting on this baseless was a very strong denial of that report from reuters he went on to tell us this news is totally untrue i was there a half an hour ago speaking about that air base where these according to reuters evacuations are taking place or are about to take place at any time now it's all very interesting that this comes out at a time of such heightened tensions as you mentioned but air base has been the site of attacks mortar fire other bases where u.s. tro

companies lockheed martin and sally port global have operations there a ballad base north of baghdad was hit by 3 mortar shells last week no one was injured 2 other iraqi bases hosting u.s. forces have been hit by rockets in the past week local officials blamed iran backed shia militias for an attack on weapons today and bastra which has denied. we have al jazeera correspondents mohamed jump june standing by in baghdad on the pullout of u.s. contractors in the iranian capital but 1st let's get more from rory chalons in london on those diplomatic efforts from the u.k. government rory britain's middle east minister is to visit iran on sunday for what's being billed as frank and constructive talks where does the u.k.'s relationship with iran stand does it have any influence there. well yes as one of the signatories of the j c p a the joints and comprehensive plan of action the nuclear deal that was signed with iran and 5 other countries back in 52015 the u.k. does have different contacts with iran and it does have some diplomatic sway how much well that's open to question of course but

companies lockheed martin and sally port global both of operations that the ballot based which is north of baghdad was hit by 3 mortar shells last week but no one was injured 2 other iraqi bases hosting u.s. forces have been hit by rockets in the past week local officials blamed iran backed shia militias for an attack on wednesday in which teheran denied well mama june joins us live now from the iraqi capital mohammed so what more details are emerging about why these u.s. contractors will be leaving iraq. well there an iraqi officials we've been speaking with still neither willing to confirm or officially deny this reuters report we were told last hour that a statement would be issued potentially by the ministry of defense within the next few hours that still has not happened we are calling numerous government officials here trying to get some type of on the record statement about where this all stands in regard to the reuters reporting now all that having been said reuters is reporting that 400 or approximately 400 contractors working for sally port global and lockheed martin these are

called javelin anti-tank rockets and they're manufactured by the us defense giants raytheon and lockheed martin jointly and according to the markings on the boxes the crates of these weapons were shipped and they were sold from the united states to the united arab emirates in 2008. the weapons themselves are very sophisticated they're capable of taking out any tank anywhere in the world be it russian or chinese or other types of tanks and we did contact the state department and received the following communication from them the state department spokesperson telling al-jazeera we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously we are aware of these reports and we are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by the end user obligations and what that means is that obligation simply means that when the united states sells a weapons system to another country that country agrees not to resell or re send that weapon to another country a 3rd country a regime under u.n. sanctions or in this case apparently a warlord a

some real competition for the le bron james of the military industrial complex the one and only lockheed martin the world's largest merchant of death naturally the news of this merger landed like a crate the bloody raw beef for the big parade for both the anti trust and the antiwar activists upon hearing of the deal daniel hanley and any trust advocate took to twitter and claimed we should be have extreme skepticism to any defense merger a key fact about the industry and the congress must approve all foreign purchases and that the u.s. government is their largest customer mergers thus directly and clearly enhance their ability and need to lobby great because that is definitely what we need more of here on capitol hill of defense industry lobbying fantastic. and at raytheon technologies which is the new name milla sume of the merger goes through we'll have plenty of money to throw around my friends it's estimated that once combined the company will be valued at roughly 100 $1000000000.00 with an annual revenue of about $74000000000.00 per year and i'll guess that's mostly tax dollars . but you k

called javelin anti-tank rockets and they're manufactured by the us defense giants a raytheon and lockheed martin jointly and according to the markings on the boxes the crates of these weapons were shipped in they were sold from the united states to the united arab emirates in 2008. the. weapons themselves are very sophisticated they're capable of taking out any tank anywhere in the world be it russian or chinese or other types of tanks and we did contact the state department they were saved the following communication from them the state department spokesperson telling al-jazeera we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously we are aware of these reports and we are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by the end user obligations and what that means is that user obligation simply means that when the united states sells a weapons system to another country that country agrees not to resell or rescind that weapon to another.

of course the military industrial complex you know the big weapons manufacturers boeing busy lockheed martin all the people who make billions and billions tens of billions of dollars off of this perpetual warfare state and i think it actually goes deeper than that i think that the big banks and corporations in the united states you know they need access to markets they need access to labor forces to exploit and the sort of rules of the game internationally as they like to refer to it when it comes to trade i and other economic policies you know the washington consensus is something that they value very heavily so that the institutional weight of all of those interests all those very very powerful people and institutions i think can basically overwhelm any individual sitting in the white house but but to go back to our conversation about the antiwar movement i think that it can also be said that a mass movement can overwhelm those very powerful entrenched interests and fight back in a very effective way you know. media if you go ahead jump in go ahead you're going to. i just wanted to add a p

some real competition for the le bron james of the military industrial complex the one and only lockheed martin the world's largest merchant of death naturally the news of this merger landed like a crate the bloody raw beef for the beacon parade for both the anti trust em the antiwar activists upon hearing of the deal daniel hanley and any trust advocate took to twitter and proclaimed we should be have extreme skepticism.

. >>> a lockheed martin executive says he's not concerned that the proposed merger of raytheon and unitedechnologies would affect the f-35 program. greg ulmer, the program manager for the f-35 fighter jet, believes the merger will also not p t pressure on company's profit margins. the shares dropped a fraction to $348.69. >>> a health care start-up wants to shake up and simplify part of the very complicated health care system, and its mission sounds very similar to the ones set forth by the jointtu v between berkshire hathaway, jpmorgan and amazon. bert coombs has the story. >> reporter: collective health has administered health plans or tech neighbors like activision, pinterest, and uber, for the last five years. with a new $200 million investment led by tech venture firm softbank, the start-up aims to build its business with midsized and large self-insured employers beyond silicon valley. >> establish new local, regional, and national network t rships, work with provider systems. >> reporter: and build out its technology infrastructure, which weaves together health benefits all on o pla

told that $400.00 of the $800.00 or so contractors that work at that base from 2 companies are lockheed martin and sally port the latter of those 2 companies does a wide ranging bunch of things at that base which is enormous i've been to it it's one of the largest airfields in the world with that company as fire safety security wastewater they run some dining facilities they do air traffic control so there are a lot of things they do and they're not evacuating all of the workers who perform those duties so far it looks like just about half of them that company by the way says they've got 2500 employees that are supporting that a lot of operations that doesn't mean they're all on this site to the reports we see say 400 of 800 contract employees there are being evacuated and we don't know specifically what that threat is but this does appear to be some kind of specific threat to that air base. right and of course the big story of the day is that president pulled back on sanctioning u.s. military strikes on iranian assets this after the downing of a u.s. drone and he says he did this to avoid mas

companies lockheed martin and sally poor global have operations there the balad military base was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured. russia has suspended flights to georgia after protests in the capital tbilisi on thursday they were sparked by the visit of a russian politician the opposition's accuse the government of being too friendly with moscow venezuela's president says he'll take recommendations from the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michel but she says she'll leave 2 members of a team behind to monitor the country's worsening humanitarian crisis at least 3 people have died and dozens more are feared buried after a building under construction collapsed in cambodia excavators are being used to try to free workers from the rubble of the 7 storey block in the coastal town of c. a new cool those are the headlines today right now it's risking it all. in a war torn city in iraq a magic documents the stories of the survivors recording their hopes and dreams for a peaceful future after american troops withdrawal. but t

this case these javelin missiles as mentioned they're made by the 2 us major defense contractors lockheed martin and raytheon and they're really top of the line weapons of this sort they're considered. capable of taking out virtually any tank anywhere but the rule is if the u.s. sells it to the u.a.e. or to another country the u.a.e. is not allowed to then sell it to someone else be that a another country or perhaps a state under some sort of u.n. sanctions or in in this case apparently a warlord who is also under u.n. sanctions and we did reach out to the u.s. state department and a spokesperson gave us a written statement which is in part as follows we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously of the spokesperson said we are aware of these reports and we are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by the end use obligations and the statement goes on to say that the u.s. supports u.n. efforts at mediation in libya and that only a political solution can provide peace in that country but it's unclear exa

complex or our endless wars that we're fighting or is this yet another new revenue stream to keep lockheed martin raytheon and other merchants of death from having to pay the freight on the wars they want us to fight let's find out as we start watching the hawks. that got.

complex or our endless wars that we're fighting or is this yet another new revenue stream to keep lockheed martin raytheon and other merchants of death from having to pay the freight on the wars they want us to fight let's find out as we start watching the hawks. with. one. like you know i got. 3. weeks because. well the one watching arcs i am tyrrel been turned off and on top of the wall it's still a new tax on war to well i like it and also i will.

complex or our endless wars that we're fighting or is this yet another new revenue stream to keep lockheed martin raytheon and other merchants of death from having to pay the freight on the wars they want us to fight let's find out as we start watching the hawks. one. like you like i got. a little. bit. well the one watching arcs i am tyrrel the door and i'm at the wall it's all a new tax on war to oh well i like it and also i will love how it breaks down and is it is that the very rich who never send their kids to war is it is it those billionaires and millionaires who never send their kids to.