Mike Baker

But maybe the level two trauma centers, we can put some of those underground, maybe make it a little smaller instead of a 36-bed hospital.

Now, maybe we have a 10-bed hospital.

Maybe we have to cover that Red Cross icon.

It sucks.

Maybe we have to take the generators that we're using to power.

We have to dig a hole.

put the generators in that hole and surround it with a tarp and then funnel that exhaust from the generator someplace else.

So it gets a little bit cooler as it comes out.

So there's a lot of options we need to think about.

But right now, we don't really have any defense against drone swarms.

And honestly, the best defense we have is hitting the enemy so hard that if they want to launch drones, they can, but they're going to have to do it hungry and in the dark.

Because we will hit every single command and control center.

We will hit every single truck that's going to the front lines.

And it's a problem at the tactical level, maybe the operational level.

But at the strategic level, it's going to be just like Iran, where we have people hiding in their bunkers, afraid of their phones or keying their radio.

Because we will detect you and we will hit you.

Well, but to play devil's advocate, we hit Iran pretty damn hard, and they're still capable of launching missiles and drones, at least to the degree that they need to to create the chaos in the Strait, which is, of course, their only point of leverage.

But that's a whole other episode for us to discuss.

Final question, Ryan.

Obviously, mentioning the Strait of Hormuz, it's caused all sorts of problems in the global energy market.