joining us now is navy seal wife rachel race. thank you for joining us.unity that has a rich history, a lot of military families, despite the fact that loneliness and mental illness is high in our veteran populations, your public library will not invite veterans to come during story time to read for children. what are you doing to fight back against this? >> this is a library we walked to once a week. like you said the center of our military community. there are two bases less than two miles from the library, one being the navy seal base. in june they read sexually close books to toddlers and a lot of parents spoke out in protest. in response to this my husband and i decided to be proactive and started the tiny patriots which is essentially a story time for toddlers, pro-america profamily books. we launched story time, but had local steel dad and other veterans reading great books and we are told this event at the public library, honestly it is absurd to me in a community full of heroes, navy seals, where my husband trained to defend our freedoms overseas

former navy seal team six troop commander, what did you think about how they ended that?t give an indication of a firm deadline to end the war, is that israel's call? >> it's absolutely israel's call, i think the white house could have some influence on the situation but ultimately it's going to be israel's call and if they will find other allies part of this is an accidental peace to them come israel is going to fight like they've said to illuminate hamas and the threats on their border of hezbollah chooses to go to war as well. >> in the meantime almost every attack in gaza is greeted with condemnation from the world, the global community we are told they are going too far the other not allowing safe routes of exit for those who wants to flee the area. hamstring them a little bit. i'm wondering where you see that going. when it comes from the united states as well, they are alone. >> the pressure is going to continue to pick up on israel as they get more in these urban areas they go into han eunice and they are still coming into the north of gaza, there's going to be ci

former navy seal and candidate for senator in montana tim sheehy joins us now. morning. what do you make of this poll that shows the american public is taking this very seriously, china? >> america's at a crossroads, will, and the american people understand threats when they see them. they don't need to be told by the state department or the white house, they can feel it every day. wide open southern border, 700,000 americans a year dying from -- 70,000 americans a year dying from fentanyl, in some cases 10,000, 20,000 migrants a day coming here, bringing drugs and crime with them, and much of that is fueled by china. five-time increase in farmland ownership by china in the last decade. they're the undermining our security all over the world. they're sale ising -- stealing our intellectual property, imprisoning business leaders. they are actively undermining american freedoms all over the world x we're doing nothing about it. and this is the same as in iran where we're giving them billions of dollars a year. we're empowering our adversaries from europe, middle e

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let's bring in retired navy seal commander dave sears. thanks for joining us this afternoon.is reporting here, you've got this news flash out of damascus right now with the syrians are claiming there's been some sort of attack. not only that, you have the issues in lebanon with hezbollah. you've got the houthis firing on ships in the red sea and everything going on if gaza. how much is there a concern that this regional conflict is getting worse and worse? >> it absolutely could escalate more without a doubt. israel has been fighting this, basically iran, behind the entire thing. so all of those that you talked about, the syria piece, the hezbollah piece, hamas, the west bank, the houthis, they're all proxies of iran that is pushing this against israel. so israel is prepared to fight this and expand it as it need be. so far it would take over the region. it's still going to be responses to this. we'll see what happens. >> rich: this is an israeli cabinet war member, a defense minister for a while in israel. he's commenting on the persistent attacks john going in the north fro

yes they were navy seals. yeah okay. it is a good book. and i'm not going to plug it. there are many other good books. but. yes, but it is a very good book. they also have a audio book that is read by them themselves. it's fascinating. that's great. well, thank you so much. i don't have a lot of questions, but i really appreciate the report. it was really informative and very comprehensive. so thank you, chief. thank you. thank you very much. commissioner frazier, the vice president. morgan yeah, i just want to apologize again, chief kialoa, for missing your dinner. you know, i still work during the day and people were out. and so i was stuck in the office all day. and by the time i got out, it was too late. but i, you know, i never like to turn down a free meal. i mean, so but no, i apologize for, you know, miss ing the dinner that where you were honored. and chief tong and chief peng, i think we're all honored there in chinatown. yeah. and so i just want to apologize for that. i would have loved to have been there, but that's all right. yeah. i got to throw another o

former navy seal brian bertellik believes that the west will not be able to catch up with russia in theld of weapons production. according to him, america has already completely depleted its military reserves, pumping up the kiev regime. but that didn't help. russian troops with enviable regularity are destroying more and more western weapons that the national battalions have. even if we we will provide assistance to ukraine, there is no guarantee that kiev will not fail again. the problems are the lack of weapons, the lack of ammunition, and other forms of military support. the united states and its allies, in principle , lacked these resources from the very beginning of hostilities. therefore, no matter what they do with the budget, whether they double it or not, this will not solve the problem if there are simply no artillery shells that could be produced and quickly sent to the battlefield. less than a year before the key event of the american elections, the white house is beginning to realize its errors. dan kovalek, a professor at the university of pittsburgh, believes that the un

was bahmud, you mentioned that they threw the best there, not only the wagnerites, but also the navy seals, the landing party, the best, yes, i always said, and now even a little time has passed since the moment when i led bahmud to the fiercest battles, i will say now that our command, which was developing this operation and was developing... precisely, the defense forces, as we called them, all that, everything that was there, we were the defense forces, i believe that all our generals , who are the commanders of the eastern, operational command, and our commander-in-chief, and our president, all worked as a team, a lot was thrown in and a lot of other information was thrown in that bakhmut had to be surrendered, had to leave, had to do other things, but i will tell you honestly, everything... that was done, all this was a military secret for others , others saw it not being there in their own way, but we, who were there and the command that constantly came there, and ours and general syrskyi and general zaluzhnyi, these are the two generals who led this battle and they caught the milita

a lighter note, you had some of your colleagues are planning -- guest: myself, morgan luttrell, navy sealnk who makes skateboards actually agreed to a race. our announcer got sick. it is friendly, it is fun. sometimes you have to be a knucklehead. that is that they have is about the marine corps, that's of camaraderie. looking forward to rescheduling that. host: in your skateboarding history as part of who you are and it is still part of who you are everyday. we got a shot of your shoes, right, these are skateboarding shoes. guest: i wear comfortable shoes. i am basically made for comfort. it is a good stress relief. host: we will be looking forward to that race, it will be on social media. >> c-span's washington journal. our online forum that involves you to discuss issues having to do with government, politics, and public policy from washington and across the country. coming up friday morning, scott long and jeff mason talk about the first half of the 118th congress and other news of the day. then david bond on the history behind bill of rights day that commemorates the ratification of

you mentioned that they threw the best there, not only the wagnerians, but also the navy seals, the landingaid, and now even a little time has passed since the moment when the most terrible battles were fought for bahmud, i and now i will also say that our command, which developed this operation and developed it the defense forces, as we called all that , everything that was there, we were the defense forces, i believe that all our generals, who were in command of the eastern, operational command, and our commander-in-chief, and our president, all worked as a team, a lot the dog was also thrown in and a lot of other information was thrown in about the fact that bahmud had to be handed over.

let's bring in mike, retired navy seal. mike, thank you for spending your christmas day with us. >> mike: absolutely. merry christmas. >> brian: let's start off with this. the japanese chemical tanker was struck yesterday. this is the seasoningth iranian attack. and meanwhile you've got over a dozen that's been attacked by the iran rebels. what do you make so far by the biden's administration response to these attacks? >> mike: i don't think you can argue any way that the biden's administration response has been remarkably inadequate. now, now, i understand the need not to escalate this into the a wider conflict, but definitely you could undermine stability more through your action and especially emboldening with iran through these recent statements. >> brian: let's place a soundbyte here by bill who was asked about this yesterday. listen. >> as soon as joe biden came into office, they stopped enforcing the sanctions and billions of dollars began to flow. they overestimated themselves by billions of dollars with oil sells,

we've got dave sears, retired navy seal commander. love having dave on.d to dealing with the un, tying one hand and lecturing another. it is playing out now. what do you think? >> other resolutions that israel has ignored. the un is a lot of political theater, the us will force its rule so the significance is the us slipping a little bit away taking steps against outright support. neil: i talked to a lot of israeli officials who come here from our studios, spokesman for the government, benjamin netanyahu acknowledge these, defense secretary austin, before that, it gets heated, the intensity of their campaign in gaza. how nasty it is getting and the box it puts israel in. >> it gets pretty nasty. in the us we are coming into an election year, the political expediency and protests and things like that in the divided democrat party that will cause lots of friction how the us supports israel which will cause israel lots of consternation and they will look strategically at other partners, this is an ex-substantial threat. they will be talking to russia and chi

let's bring in the former navy seal who trained with special forces.urity council coordinator john kirby said the following. >> we do not support a military occupation of gaza. we don't support shrinking or territorial boundaries, any permanent displacement of the people of gaza. >> every day it seems this list of what we don't support and demands gets longer and longer. >> one of the first rules of leadership, you don't go say what it is you're not going to do. it seems like the support we are giving is backhanded. it is giving more daylight to hamas and the terrorists and the forces of evil thinking we might get through this and israel might be forced to stop this war with us fairly intact. >> israel was saying, talking about the fiercest fighting in gaza. is this a sign that maybe netanyahu is saying we need to pick this up, pick the fighting up, maybe we don't have that much more time to continue this campaign. >> israel is facing a short time frame. your sentiments are correct. israel is trying to get as much information as they can and they are p

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so how do you even begin to negotiation with a terrorist group >> we have former navy seal commander and hostage negotiator dan o'shea. thank you for junior service to our country. how do you negotiate when one side doesn't seem to value life the same way the other side does? >> >> it is a challenge but the problem is terrorist organizations, this is how they negotiate with the west and the reason that hamas grabbed over 240 odd hostages and have this leverage knowing this was going to be the only ward they could play and played it very well and ceasefire is for hamas and allows them to retreat. , we arm and refit and reengage in the next phase of idf offense and i have these negotiations were not across the table between israel and hamas and why it's a challenging process going forward. synergy home you know, my wife and i were in israel about 18 months ago and our tour guide told us a story of israeli soldier taken and israel exchanged 1,000 prisoners, some of whom had been sentenced to life for one single israeli soldier. so for those of us who will never negotiate over human life

caroline: still a recordholder in 400 meter freestyle and ask navy seal.up? ed: diving right into what is coming up. goodbye luxury cars and extravagant dinners. this is a new era for salesforce. we break down the latest edition of bloomberg businessweek which looks at a new model for silicon valley. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) caroline: the latest edition of "bloomberg businessweek" dives into salesforce which was harsher than pre-pandemic which is impacting tech for dust firms. the era of $800 dinners and luxury car bonuses is over as salesforce. let us bring in brodie ford. it is a great story and you look at one particular individual's rise within the role and how much she was winning and bringing in. what has changed at crm? brody: there was a wild when salesforce and the industry at large if you shut up and had a nice smile you could make 400 k. software was flying off the shelves. entire industries had to digitize. there was this go

he's being challenged by former navy seal turned aerial fire fighter and successful businessman.t's the state of the race that may well decide whether a president has a senate to work with or fight with? well, in the white house is better than losing the white house but if you don't have the house and especially the senate, life is challenging for any president. so what's the latest in what is seen as a real pick up opportunity in montana? the leading republican candidate tim shehe joining us now. welcome, tim, and thank you for your service to our country. you live in montana. i bet you have a great truck. i bet you have gorgeous views. are ewe sure you want to go to washington dc? >> welshes don't try to talk me out of it, trey. we're facing so many threats as a nation, and we need a new generation of a nation to fix it. open border, record inflation, we've got serious national security challenges all over the world and time for generation of conservative leaders to bring common sense back to washington dc. that's where we're doing this. trey: will there be a primary lawsuit an

navy seal waives in california are up in arms after the local library let them have veteran re-patriarch we had them on earlier to discuss their fight. >> we had vet veterans with hers and navy heels and going through these basic constitutional rights at ours. griff: the library is a government agency and not allowed to participate in religious programming. apparently not even at christmas. those are your headlines. nicole, tossing now to you. nicole: thanks, griff. transgender monkeys, russian cats and billions in improper payments. these are some examples of absurd government waste laid out in rand paul's annual festivus report and monica crowley is host of the annual report and thank you for joining us this morning. you know, right now we're finding that we are actually having to borrow money from china to pay interest off of our debt. it's in a dangerous cycle. can you explain why? >> yes, good morning, nicole. merry christmas to you too. look, this is a national security threat and the fact is that government has not been able to get spending under control and this report indicates

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retired navy seal and recon marine corps mike sir really is here has an nba.your reaction to that scene? beacon of hope. >> brian: alive and well. >> i'm pro-immigration. most americans are pro-immigration through proper channels and the legal means. now, this problem and it is a crisis, stems from a lack of leadership and accountability. let's put partisan rhetoric aside for a second and look at the numbers. 2.4 encounters at the border. 7.5 million since wind took office. 35,000 illegal aliens have criminal convictions or outstanding warrants. that doesn't include the 200 that were apprehended on the terror watch list. most alarming is 27,000 pounds of fentanyl confiscated. enough to kill 6 billion people. these aren't mere numbers. it's a warning to our national security and the primacy always is the safety of the american people. >> brian: the fbi director said as much yesterday. he was not hiding it. he said we are concerned about the border. we are concerned right now. he says every alarm is going off. almost like it was prior to 9/11. i almost feel as t

retired navy seal congressman ryan zincky. great to see you. when you see these hits on our people. your mind? >> this right here. where is where they are coming from. >> brian: and they know it and they know that we know it. >> you have proxies, you have either the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, all of them stems from here. what we are see something really a trifecta, russia assaulting ukraine. you have now iran backing forces against israel. and then you have china, you know, also saying out there with taiwan. and should be noted you have joint military operations off the coast with, who? china, russia, and iran. >> brian: looking at these regions, the "new york times" writes a big story this weekend. we know south of baghdad is where these militias train and they build weapons. they are building drones. where do you think they say south of baghdad. where do you think it is? >> technologies came from iran. assembly. and probably in this area. you know, remember, iraq has a lot of she a and she a iranian. look background and history and culture. that's what is driving that effort. >> b

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retired navy seal mike sarraille. mike, merry christmas to you. thank you for being here.t that. but you heard the pope there in giving his message and his message he really was hitting what he called the futile logic of war in the very land where jesus himself was born. what are your thoughts? >> well, first off, merry christmas, griff. peace on earth should be our pursuit. especially for those coming behind us. also a multifaceted concept it. requires a deep understanding of the harsh realities of the world where power struggles and conflict are just a part of human nature. but, for those that have seen the worst of human conflict, we understand that peace on earth may not mean the absence of conflict on -- in its entirety. now, peace is not a passive sort of statement simply happens. it happens by us making it so. by actually pursuing it and sacrificing for it. especially when it's uncomfortable or unpopular. now, here's the hope is that we learn and grow so that we break the silence of or the cycle of violence by passing those lessons onto the future generations should

former navy seal who trained with special forces cameron hamilton and israel special ops aaron cohen. gentlemen thank you for joining us we appreciate it. aaron to you first i want to play sound this is secretary blinken talking about why the ceasefire ended. watch and i'll get your response. >> hamas reneged on commitments it made even before the pause came to an end it committed an atrocious attack in jerusalem, it reneged at commitments in terms of releasing certain hostages. >> it's on top of the terrorist attack in jerusalem aaron, the bottom line is there any way israel can ever trust anything hamas does or says? >> no, trace, that trust is out the window. you know, israel got a bunch of hostages back which is really important, that's always been israel's number one priority but the fact is that is reel needed to re-up its leverage and that leverage comes from the pressure-cooker campaign that we've talked about, which is reel brilliantly rolled out for the last 40-plus days. hamas was begging for that ceasefire and israel said enough is enough, time to go back to work and get t

our guest, jocko jocko willink, is a retired navy seal officer.o he is from his leadership skills and books, but today jockox, i know you've got a message to share. but first i want to get to this. we're talking about 108 attacks on americans, not countries americans support, not american allies, 108 attacks on americans, yet we're not at war. that doesn't really seem to add up. i interviewed is lindsey graham about this, and he kind of seemed to think that our -- he said the line if we don't fight them in their yard, they're going to be fighting in ours. we also had people said, hey, we should just get everyone out of that region. what's the answer to keep our country and americans safe? >> to your point, joey, we don't have a clear foreign policy. we don't know what it is which means the world doesn't know what it is, which means the enemy doesn't know what it is. we have to make rules, we have to have a cheer policy. right now we don't have that, and when america appears weak and indecisive, america's going to be tested. expect that that's what

opinion, the only insurrection that happened should have been prevented by the marines and the navy seals. i don't know everything but this is my observation. when trump was in office, her border was secure, we were respected in the world. he came in as the commander-in-chief and the economy was good. right now, we will see the effect of the obama administration sanctions against everybody in the world. the petrodollars or on the fence right now. we need to declare a national emergency on the border because it's crazy. we are being invaded. host: i wanted to say that i hadn't heard nancy pelosi saying that and i look to the eckley and i got this on cnn that this is from august, 23 2020 with this headline, plessy says she would accept the results if trump wins reelection. caller: i saw it live and her saying there is no way we will let that man win. i can guarantee you. i promise you on gods green earth we will not let that man win. i watched it live. i remember it like it was yesterday. the national emergency at the border, i stopped watching mainstream corporate news. host >> this is the

neil: thank you very much, jennifer at the pentagon i want to go to the former navy seal commander and hostage working group coordinator, great to have you, maybe you can help me make sense of the latest counter attack, this time well into i iraq. it is unusual in the prior responses that come largely in syria but we're still seeing who do you rebel attack sponsored by iran running at ten times art counterattack ratio, what do you make of that? >> again as it was laid out iran is directing all of this, it's a proxy war there using the houthi's in the missile launches from syria and iraq and other places and we are not responded in kind, there have been 75 attacks since this conflict in gaza kicked off, to strike the day against the u.s. personnel in the region. so far we've done small attacks and we finally struck where it was being launched, every time one of the missiles launches we should be sending a strike on the very spot and we should be targeting those and as the former secretary said, he has it right why did william pannetta never served a day in his life and know what needs t

it would be the navy seals, delta force, special offer asians forces. i don't believe that unit was operating in israel with that kind of expertise. it is tragic now. aside from the human toll, the issue of the hostages has exploded in israel. massage chief day but bernie returned to europe this weekend to meet with recoveries, there's so much pressure on the government of israel about the hostages. i think we're going to see that issue really come to the forefront. the question, yasmin, is can hamas deliver on any of these? are there hostages they would release? the hostage negotiations broke down because there were reports that some of them had been so -- had such terrible sexual abuse that hamas didn't want to release them. so this is a major issue. obviously benjamin netanyahu is under the gun. he is speaking shortly, he is under huge pressure from the israeli public. we have been monitoring that -- we are certainly going to bring it to folks as we get it. do you feel as though there is a possibility that a, this could now propel the israeli governm

navy seal, mike's really observed 20 years as a recon a marine and cyber had a special operations commande it's good have you with us let me start with justice reaction to the latest pushback of assay from biden on these attacks the critics are saying home of the biden's weakness on the world stage and have a taken a strong enough stance you think of the presidents response to these attacks that we have seen now lately in iraq and elsewhere in the region from our they strong enough. mike: o'brien for summing send my prayers to the families of the wounded especially to critically going to do, and this path of an action, is seating for instability in this region, and you know lloyd austin use the language, this retaliation was necessary and proportionate, and attack of american troops, secular sovereignty we should retaliated after the first attack on americans there been over 100 attacks out and he comes in proportionality, it is left of the building and now we are trying regarding our actions through fear right now in fear of escalating this conflict between israel and hamas coding the la

country first in the navy working in areas like it, croft carry a combat operations and assisting navy seal to his official biography, more recently he served as acting administrator of the commerce department agency, which forecasts with error and moment his ocean and atmospheric conditions where he analyzed the science behind with a and over phenomena. one of my jobs in the navy, i was the chief meteorologist of the navy at the time ryan was encountering you ap off the u.s.. people know that i received a secret email with the go-fast video attached to it from my boss, my boss operations officer. >> i learn now that these were happening training airspace and causing near midair collisions so that safety issues is important. and i couldn't believe what i understood why. but the navy didn't do anything about that. and they actually pulled back that e-mail from my computer on the secret network. clearly you believe there's a cover up. yes. >> while they covering it up will be you'll probably. one of the more highly public officials from the military past sitting who's basically come out publi

a lighter note, you had some of your colleagues are planning -- guest: myself, morgan luttrell, navy sealnk who makes skateboards actually agreed to a race. our announcer got sick. it is friendly, it is fun. sometimes you have to be a knucklehead. that is that they have is about the marine corps, that's of camaraderie. looking forward to rescheduling that. host: in your skateboarding history as part of who you are and it is still part of who you are everyday. we got a shot of your shoes, right, these are skateboarding shoes. guest: i wear comfortable shoes. i am basically made for comfort. it is a good stress relief. host: we will be looking forward to that race, it will be on social media. thank you for the conversation this morning. guest: god bless, semper fi. host: only come back, we will continue our conversation on news of the day with emigrant judy chu of california, member of the ways and means committee and her progressive caucus. stay with us. ♪ announcer: all this month, watch the best of c-span q&a. on sunday, the book "the great pretender." about a 1973 experiment by stanford

opinion, the only insurrection that happened should have been prevented by the marines and the navy sealsdon't know everything but this is my observation. when trump was in office, her border was secure, we were respected in the world. he came in as the commander-in-chief and the economy was good. right now, we will see the effect of the obama administration sanctions against everybody in the world. the petrodollars or on the fence right now. we need to declare a national emergency on the border because it's crazy. we are being invaded. host: i wanted to say that i hadn't heard nancy pelosi saying that and i look to the eckley and i got this on cnn that this is from august, 23 2020 with this headline, plessy says she would accept the results if trump wins reelection. caller: i saw it live and her saying there is no way we will let that man win. i can guarantee you. i promise you on gods green earth we will not let that man win. i watched it live. i remember it like it was yesterday. the national emergency at the border, i stopped watching mainstream corporate news. host: got it. if you ar

compare two photos to understand whether this is a real certificate, it is a certificate with a seal. of the us navy. there are small differences between the two documents. the main difference is here. take a look at these seals, they are really different. on the left is a gold us seal, it has. glare after printing on the paper, on the other hand , it is simply printed on the right, so there is no shine at all. if you check this photo of zelenskyi, i want to say that he is simple copied from the official website of the president of ukraine. and in general , anyone can download a citizenship certificate template from the internet. even you, monty. although i think you don't need it, because you have it. that's right, thank you mae for this issue. polish farmers agreed to unblock the border. we are talking about the blockade of the sheghini medic checkpoint. however, not for nothing, well, that ’s clear, they have three main requirements: subsidies for the purchase of corn, preservation of agricultural... at this year’s level and the continuation of liquidity loans, so no we know whether this is the r

realized its connection to naval street and president kennedy as you know is in the navy and love to collect ship model sealf the ocean he left his sale so when she discovered this a desk its connection to the navy and the sea she said this desk must be put in a place of honor in the oval office were president kennedy can use it every day. she had it put into the oval office and president kennedy loved it obviously. it has been used the oval office desk by every president since it's now considered the symbol of the oval office the resolute desk. i credit mrs. kennedy was giving ththat prominence. that's my favorite thing she discovered as part of this project. >> great. tiffany asked what project did jackie kennedy find the most challenging which was the most rewarding? was there any evidence in the archives on that? >> the most challenging? don't know if i know the answer to that one. the one she probably found the most rewarding and again these are not her words. but if i hade to guess i would think maybe the red room. as i said that one was almost fully redecorated by her. they decided because of the 181

seal teams. each cost about $5 million. helping that destroyer shoot down the drones, fa-18 super hornets, and more history, guys, a u.s. navy super hornet like this from the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower scored an air to air kill, shooting down drones launched from yemen. first air to air kill for a super hornet back in 2017, shot down a fighter jet attacking u.s. forces in syria, and now they are under attack from nato ally turkey. >> whenever you are standing in front of a lawn that needs mowing, they will wait until you start talking and then they start mowing. thanks so much. >> every time. >> jonathan: very true, rich. very true indeed. victoria coates, former deputy national security adviser and heritage foundation vice president of foreign policy. i want to start by looking at a "wall street journal" editorial, scathing one about president biden's reaction to the attacks on u.s. assets, said mr. biden's highest priority is avoiding escalation by iran or proxies. mr. biden is afraid, we use that word advisedly, of being involved in a larger conflict which might not be popular in an election year. about you that anxiety

navy, you know, the so lensky is like the perfect western liberal. he, he, he, he likes to support ideas that have no impact on him. personally. i'm sure there's a private jet all sealed up ready to take about and, you know, like gummy out of afghanistan. okay, but we're way ahead of ourselves, but that is one option here. you know, is this, steve, it's really interesting is that one of the there has been made by many different um marketing attempts of this conflict in ukraine. the most recent one is corporate uh, welfare, the trickle down, you know, like 95 percent of the money comes back to arms manufacturers is if that's a good thing. okay. but they, they keep reinventing their marketing to keep this going on. and you know, it, i don't feel sorry for arms makers are they always have a boon when there's a conflict going on. they like wars. ok and, and, and bite and likes to serve their interests. go ahead steve. as well and, and perhaps the most ridiculous assertion that be on the is just alone. it's going to get paid back. so yeah, like all the money that we learned in europe after world war 2. but tim scott said it even better when he claimed is that the business,