Ryan Bodenheimer

So just thinking about what they could have

is amazing to me and i mean it's it's really cool too we live in a time now where some of these programs are being delivered to the public like the f-47 you know president trump talking about the f-47 that drives people forward in innovation as well too i think getting things out to the public of like hey this is what's going on with your tax dollars that we can talk about

And that's a super advanced program to talk about.

I mean, they've even said that it's been flying for years.

Like, that's amazing to hear that.

And so it gives me hope that, you know, we have transparency, but we also have secrecy in a way that hopefully, you know, allows people's imaginations to think about what's possible, but also protects, you know, the warfighter out there.

Yeah, absolutely.

I think so.

I mean, I'm all about transparency, getting things out to the public.

But I think the thing that I want the viewers to know is there's probably technology.

I don't know.

There's probably some technologies out there that if Russia and China had it, it would impact your life in a very negative way, like personally.

And so I think...

The fact that I know it's hard, you know, America, we're a bunch of rebels and I love it.

That's what we're here for.

We're here to innovate, be rebellious, you know, figure things out.

But at the same time, you know, you have to be very I'm speaking to myself here.

We have to be very aware that Russia and China do not have good intentions with a lot of this technology and they are.

They are not constrained by the same ethical decisions that most of the people who want a lot of this to be released.

I think the people that want this to be released are coming from a great place.