Nathan Cornacchia

And even with our own government, the Pentagon, right?

I don't know if you saw, but the Pentagon just failed its eighth audit

In a row.

And nothing's going to happen from that.

Yeah.

And so that's trillions, trillions of dollars that are what we're trying to boost the annual Pentagon budget to one point five trillion dollars.

But the Pentagon has no idea where any of the money goes.

And so what does that also look like if we can't keep track of our own money at the Pentagon?

Where do you think all this money, this billions and billions of dollars that we give to all these foreign countries, do you think we're tracking any of that?

No.

Of course we're not tracking any of that.

So we have no idea where the money is going.

But I do think it gets washed.

I think there's a lot of kickbacks with politicians that are making sure that that money continues to flow, whether it be through –

businesses that they own.

For example, during the global war on terror, Halliburton, who was the CEO of Halliburton?

Dick Cheney, the vice president of the United States.

Interesting.

Was the CEO of the company that ran all the infrastructure for the military bases that made trillions of dollars off of the global war on terror.

Wow.