Buck Sexton

The other part of this that was really interesting.

So there's that defense and manufacturing piece, and that's why the Arsenal of Freedom tour, the Secretary of War is going on, is really showing everybody that this is now... America is now a place where, just like in World War II, and they really even borrow... I mean, I have some photos of this.

They borrow from some of the imagery from posters of World War II for this current Arsenal of Freedom tour because...

If you were an automobile manufacturer in World War II and you had to start making plane parts or tanks or whatever, there was just no question that's what's going to happen.

This is the reality of the world they were living in, and that needs to be the reality today.

But for high-tech companies in particular, and tech that can be manufactured can be manufactured at scale, which means quickly, efficiently, at a reasonable price,

It's changing the whole military-industrial complex situation right now.

That whole apparatus is in the process of being shifted.

Now, it's huge.

It's unwieldy.

A lot of people, I think, who work in the Pentagon or listen to us are going to say, yeah, right, good luck with that.

Well, that's the mission, and they're on that mission, and we'll see how they do.

They were telling us a few years ago nobody could ever secure the border, and now that's an afterthought.

Of course you can secure the border.

We can't make stuff faster.

The America we live in where I can sit here and have basically whatever I want delivered to me with the push of a button in my home, maybe within a few hours, certainly within 24 hours.

We can't make drones faster or better than we currently are with the big defense primes.

No way.

There's no way that that's reality.

Okay.