Neil McCabe

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1,549 appearances 47 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard yesterday

Neil McCabe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's really being locked down early.
The word is that these are not going to be very extensive or deep discussions.
I don't want to say a grip and grin, but they're in town.
They'll come to the White House.
They'll speak to the president.
Maybe something will come of it.
But that's going to happen tomorrow.
But, yes, I think what people really need to be concerned about is the munitions.
There was a paper that came out in 2003 that talked about the advantages that the American military had.
It was called the Command of the Commons, which basically said America could do whatever it wants, go wherever it wants, fight wars anywhere, because it controls all of the land, space, sea, everything.
And this was a huge advantage of the United States military.
Well, there was a paper that came out of the United Kingdom that was called
command of the reload.
And the command of the reload is sort of an homage to the command of the commons.
But the command of the reload says that you cannot just fire bullets forever if they can't be replaced.
And that's the problem that we have.
And, you know, you're looking at replacement times of, say, the Tomahawks.
I think the difficulty, Steve, is that any discussion of munitions levels starts to speak to our ability to carry on war.
And then it just starts again to, if not classified information, it becomes very sensitive information.
So it's not something that people can publicly comment on.
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