Andrew

I mean, if Putin actually used nuclear weapons, I think that would very quickly turn almost the entire world against him because it would be so extreme and frankly so unjustified. So we have to hope that doesn't happen.

I mean, if Putin actually used nuclear weapons, I think that would very quickly turn almost the entire world against him because it would be so extreme and frankly so unjustified. So we have to hope that doesn't happen.

Oh, for sure. Oh, for sure. And another angle that is very important to emphasize here is this clearly is something we should worry about, too. It's a good point towards the need to secure the border and also just understand how much the nature of warfare has changed. America, we have tons of shipping containers coming into this country all of the time.

Oh, for sure. Oh, for sure. And another angle that is very important to emphasize here is this clearly is something we should worry about, too. It's a good point towards the need to secure the border and also just understand how much the nature of warfare has changed. America, we have tons of shipping containers coming into this country all of the time.

And any country can afford drones like this. That's what's really crazy is North Korea, Iran, really poor countries could be developing these drones and ship them in quietly in a container and use them to hit things in the United States. And we'll probably be seeing this in the future someday. And we need to start talking right now about being ready for that.

And any country can afford drones like this. That's what's really crazy is North Korea, Iran, really poor countries could be developing these drones and ship them in quietly in a container and use them to hit things in the United States. And we'll probably be seeing this in the future someday. And we need to start talking right now about being ready for that.

Well, so there's Boulder, Colorado, of course, where you just have a guy who came across the border and, uh, shouldn't have been in this country. And he was just a lunatic. Thankfully went nuts, tried to kill people by, uh, setting them on fire. Thankfully he was nuts and inept. So nobody died currently, but it's trivially easy to imagine, uh,

Well, so there's Boulder, Colorado, of course, where you just have a guy who came across the border and, uh, shouldn't have been in this country. And he was just a lunatic. Thankfully went nuts, tried to kill people by, uh, setting them on fire. Thankfully he was nuts and inept. So nobody died currently, but it's trivially easy to imagine, uh,

Far more effective people coming in who likely have already come in. We had this effectively open border with Earth for four years under Joe Biden. It wasn't just people coming from Mexico. It wasn't just people from Venezuela or Haiti. We had literally tens of thousands of people who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border who came back.

Far more effective people coming in who likely have already come in. We had this effectively open border with Earth for four years under Joe Biden. It wasn't just people coming from Mexico. It wasn't just people from Venezuela or Haiti. We had literally tens of thousands of people who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border who came back.

From China and got in and you hear wild stories like Chinese gangsters basically took over the illegal marijuana growing business in Maine, things like that. Another story I always find myself thinking of, you can Google this in Fresno, California. the Chinese managed to build an entire illegal secret biolab in a warehouse in Fresno.

From China and got in and you hear wild stories like Chinese gangsters basically took over the illegal marijuana growing business in Maine, things like that. Another story I always find myself thinking of, you can Google this in Fresno, California. the Chinese managed to build an entire illegal secret biolab in a warehouse in Fresno.

And we don't really know what the purpose of it was, but someone built an illegal entire biolab that we only found months or years later. So if you're able to sneak that kind of thing in and pull it off, you can sneak in and pull off just about anything. And what we see overall is there's been a change in... The nature of warfare.

And we don't really know what the purpose of it was, but someone built an illegal entire biolab that we only found months or years later. So if you're able to sneak that kind of thing in and pull it off, you can sneak in and pull off just about anything. And what we see overall is there's been a change in... The nature of warfare.

You think 100 years ago in World War II, what mattered was what's your overall industrial output? Can you make thousands and thousands of very simple tanks and planes and guns and artillery and all of that? Then... In the 80s and 90s and early 2000s, what mattered was this extremely precise, advanced, extremely expensive technology. And that was great for America.

You think 100 years ago in World War II, what mattered was what's your overall industrial output? Can you make thousands and thousands of very simple tanks and planes and guns and artillery and all of that? Then... In the 80s and 90s and early 2000s, what mattered was this extremely precise, advanced, extremely expensive technology. And that was great for America.

We could build these bombers, stealth bombers that could drop these extremely high-tech bombs that we could pilot into a specific spot. And you could just blow anyone to smithereens and we could beat any country in a war with almost no casualties.

We could build these bombers, stealth bombers that could drop these extremely high-tech bombs that we could pilot into a specific spot. And you could just blow anyone to smithereens and we could beat any country in a war with almost no casualties.

Now what we see, though, is this rise of the power of, call it irregular warfare, that we can build a robot that, for a few thousand bucks, you can build a robot that you can stick a bomb on, stick a gun on, and it can fly basically anywhere. Or go look at what Boston Dynamics is building. You'll be able to build a little robot dog-looking thing.

Now what we see, though, is this rise of the power of, call it irregular warfare, that we can build a robot that, for a few thousand bucks, you can build a robot that you can stick a bomb on, stick a gun on, and it can fly basically anywhere. Or go look at what Boston Dynamics is building. You'll be able to build a little robot dog-looking thing.