Eric Prince

There is no losing here, not only for the American people, but this is an issue that affects all of us around the world.

So the United States Congress and the president and the states have a big job to do.

Brendan, thank you very much.

Senator Berry over there right now.

Thank you, sir.

Eric Prince, before we get back to geopolitics, artificial intelligence is totally revamping to a degree that's almost hard to keep up with the modern battlefield, is it not?

It really is, Steve, because you now have a lot of drones and a lot of guidance systems.

Everything is driven by a unblinking instant brain with perfect recall.

And you can now have multiple independent targeted drones that can prioritize targets and

and reprioritize if a few of them are knocked down in the process of an attack.

It's extraordinary and it's so cheapened the delivery of precision strike that it's put everything at risk.

So the delusions of the modern battlefield and the delusions of lessons learned from the GWAT have to be really unlearned quickly or we will pay a horrific price in blood the next time the conventional military needs to go out against any kind of peer level competitor.

the global war on terror.

Captain Fennell, I want to get you and Fennell on later, maybe over the weekend or next week about the Navy and Taiwan.

fighting major naval battles, this issue about drones.

But just in Ukraine, you know, President Trump has given Zelensky, hey, look, I'm going to give you a play me or trade me on Christmas, right?

You've got to come to some conclusion.

But drones there have actually changed the battlefield, although the Russians are still doing the Russians' classic way they run their military.

What's your advice to President Trump about what he ought to do here?

Look, there's not any huge asymmetric.