Bobby Jones

Well, a couple of things.

Number one, from a missile defense standpoint, it is much harder to shoot down incoming missiles than to actually shoot missiles at something else.

OK, the amount of capability, the amount of coordination to knock down incoming salvos is much harder.

It's the ultimate physics problem.

The fact that we have a president that is basically telling Ukraine to fight with one hand tied behind its back is befuddling because long-term economic issues for the United States, we get more from Ukraine than we do Russia, especially when you look at how we struck the rare earth mineral deal, which was a huge thing that Trump and people pushed for.

where we basically are scamming Ukraine because they needed more armament.

And Europe saw that and looked at us like, what are y'all doing?

Because of the transactional nature of what's happening.

Here's the bottom line.

Here's the bottom line.

Ukraine will fight to the last person.

They will.

Russia will fight until Putin no longer has power.

The question that the United States has to ask themselves on its 250th anniversary, which Trump loves to talk about, is very simple.

What do we stand for?

We are the preeminent world power.

We talk about freedom.

We talk about this, that, and the other.

We have a very clear-cut case.

Congress recognizes it.