Dan Farah

35,000 inventions, they say, came out of the space race, like Velcro and a bunch of other stuff.

Maybe, but maybe it's like the amnesty thing.

Maybe it just needs to happen for the greater good.

Yeah.

Yeah, that famous Reagan speech at the UN.

The two famous president speeches that I now look through, you know, I look at in completely different ways.

Reagan's speech at the United Nations where he says, I often think, you know, despite our differences, what will unite us is a threat from outside this planet.

You know, that brought us all together and remind us of our common bonds as humans, you know.

But the other speech, well, first of all, that one, why do you often think that, Ronald Reagan?

Maybe really.

Well, the other one is the Eisenhower speech about the military industrial complex.

Where he warned us.

And he warned us at a time where we now know the legacy program was already getting very powerful and empowering defense contractors to reverse engineer this technology.

And he warns, he says very, very, very clearly that the ability exists and will persist for unchecked power that would threaten our democratic process and get us basically saying, well, give us a place where the contractors are going to have more power than Congress.

And here we are in 2025 with leaders in Congress and our secretary of state saying that's literally what happened.

That's literally the situation right now.

The president is out of the mix.

Congress is out of the mix.

The people are the mix and military power.

contractors, the military industrial complex, is in control, has unchecked power, and just waits out sitting presidents.