Palmer Luckey

It's impossible to say.

This is the theory, of course, that there's these undersea alien bases, that these things are destroyed there.

There's an out-of-print book called The UFOs and USOs of the Santa Catalina Channel, and it's all about how people have seen these things that have gone into and out of the ocean in extremely similar ways over the course of decades.

And so it's believable.

But of course, being stored on Earth does not necessarily mean they came from here, nor does it not.

But I would bet that these things are not

recently manufactured.

I suspect they've been around for either a long time or maybe a really, really long time.

a problem with it if i am getting paid by taxpayers they should have the ability to elect people elect representatives elect you know who will then nominate people who can hold me to account in any way they wish if they want to say that i only pay myself five million dollars until i'm caught up with my schedules they should be allowed to do that

Well, you can probably guess where I fall on this issue.

President Trump is saying that he wants to see defense companies building new plants, building new factories, delivering on time, and then maintaining systems cost effectively.

And that's, I mean, trying to do more.

That is why I started Andro eight years ago, because I looked at the United States defense industrial base and realized we weren't moving fast enough.

We weren't building new plants.

We weren't building the new technologies that we needed.

And so I'd say I'm broadly aligned.

Personally speaking, I think dividends and buybacks are actually very, very different in their tenor.

And I think probably I'm much more on the sides of not allowing these companies to do dividends, certainly not when they're years behind on critical programs where they are failing to invest in new things.

Stock buybacks are a little different because you're investing in yourself.

You're basically saying, I believe that my future is better than my past.