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  Welcome to the Underground Studio.
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  I'm Trucker Mouth. We're back on the road.
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  OK, so he's trying to get a good camera angle make this bigger
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  right there there we go now we're full screen all right OK
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  so today we're talking about the show is see trucker mouth.
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  Not only he not only talks about things in transportation, we
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  talked about things in the military because we're on NBR
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  radio. All right, So this, this is,
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  this is a military thing. And it's, it's, it's, it's
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  freedom isn't free, the high cost of war.
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  And it's, it's, it's an astounding numbers that I've
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  come up with that I've seen. So, all right, let's get going.
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  So, so we know the, the, the, the biggest and most priceless
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  thing of all is, is, is the lives lost, OK.
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  And so far to date, 18 servicemen and women have have
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  lost their lives in in the war where I ran 18 servicemen and
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  women and over 600 wounded. So, you know, we're not getting
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  out of this. We're not getting out of this
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  without without a scrape bonus. It's far more better than far
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  better than what the Iranians think.
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  It's the thirty 3500 plus they lost lives.
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  OK, so we get going here. So army, army searching for a
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  service to air missile to destroy small drones.
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  Because you know, everything today, now is, is done with
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  drone warfare. Everything is done with drones
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  and they need something to combat that.
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  So the Army wants quickly develop an extended range quick
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  response missile to defeat Group 2 and three small UAS, which is
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  unarmed air systems threats. And, you know, like Yolo's
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  rocket they're doing, they're developing a new a new one.
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  And OK, everybody hear me? OK, all right.
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  And they're developing a new a new LAWS rocket that, you know,
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  intercept these drones. These drones are everywhere
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  nowadays. They're doing everything.
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  And so these missiles intercept drones at six kilometers.
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  I'm bringing my notes right here. 6 kilometers, which is
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  3.75 miles approximately altitude and at a range of 16
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  kilometers, which is 10 miles. So, you know, you can be 3,
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  three and three, almost 4 miles in the air and, and, and, and,
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  and, and 10 miles away. And that's what they're
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  development now their ultimate goal is though, for a drone, it
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  could be as high as 8 kilometers high, OK, which which is 5 miles
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  and a range of up to more than 25 kilometers, which is 15.5
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  miles. So they're, they want to get
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  more range on these surface to air shoulder missiles that
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  they're that they're developing. And because like I said, these
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  drones are freaking everywhere, I got a little story about a
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  drone here. But OK, the Army's looking for
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  Ng, which is guided surface missile.
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  We got a lot of Ackerman's in this stuff to be produced and
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  integrated into existing Coyote launch systems and extended
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  range rapid launch times. So these drones, these drones
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  did you see on TV where that drone over in was it Ukraine was
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  flying around that guy's truck and he, he was a fruit and
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  vegetable salesman. He posed no threat to nobody.
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  And it was chasing around his truck.
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  And then he ran behind his truck and it ran behind it and then it
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  did a kamikaze dive bomb and blew up.
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  And they they said something about that was AIAI driven or
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  something like that. But this guy was a fruit and
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  vegetable salesman and it must have thought he was someone else
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  or a threat or something. Luckily he didn't die.
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  He was. He had scrap knowing him, he had
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  strap knowing him. And they intercepted 25 drones
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  during one of the World Cup playoff games.
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  Intercepted 2525 drones. I don't know how they did it,
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  shot him down or whatever it did to him, but they got him.
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  And then it, it was the airspace was prohibited.
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  You're not supposed to have any airspace over there.
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  And here these guys were, you know, probably filming it to get
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  something or whatever it has. And then I bought 2 drones,
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  right? I bought 2 drones.
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  They were about low 30s. Oh, $30.00 worth both of them
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  and both of them got a screen. I mean had a camera on and
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  stuff. And I I did fine with it when it
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  was right in front of me going up and down side to side.
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  So I walked down to the I walked down to the field down here by
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  the Firehouse and I'm and I'm had my drone up in the air, had
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  a way up in the air. It was a nice day out the top
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  window and I had it way up. I guess as far as I kept pushing
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  up as far as I could go. And then next thing you know it
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  just flew away. So I followed it down to this
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  tree line and I looked for it for a while man and and and
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  nothing nothing at all. And so a bow and narrow.
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  This is the second one bow and narrow and I had it out front up
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  and down doing fine. I sent it down the street and
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  see when you're when you have the drone in front of you, it's
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  doing exactly what you say up is up, down is down.
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  Well, you send it down that way and it gets turned.
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  So when you push to come back out this way, it you could be
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  sending it into a house or anywhere else.
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  It's not facing you. And that ended up flying down
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  there on top of a commercial building down here.
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  And then that's it with that truck.
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  Your mouth don't like that shit. He he out of here, jump tired of
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  it, truck him out. Put the hammer down on it
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  anyway, don't talk about my drone.
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  Anyhow, Army's aiming for technology readiness for level
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  7, level 7 prototype testing that's beginning in in 2027.
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  OK, contractors will need 50 missiles ready for operational
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  assessment by the start of 2028. So they're getting this done.
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  They want now level 7. That's pretty high, I believe.
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  That's big stuff. I think.
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  Wow. But, you know, getting getting
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  back to the cost of everything. I mean, I'm going to get into
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  the cost here, but just just to get just to give you an idea,
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  you know, just to get a carrier going to get a carrier going out
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  the sea. And everyone thinks, well, oh,
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  well, these all these these naval personnel and these Army
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  people, they're already getting paid.
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  Yeah, but they're when they when they you got to get a carrier
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  ready because when you come into port, all these, all the, all
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  the squatters don't lead. They go back to their base,
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  their air bases. And when you get ready to
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  deploy, then they come upload. So you got to get all this
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  personnel and all this equipment and all, all the technology,
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  everything on board there. And now that takes, that takes
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  equipment and all right, there's money and, you know, the fuel
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  with the fuel carrier up and loaded up with full food and,
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  and you pick up the majority of the aircraft, I believe, out at
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  sea we did. And that's just, it's just a
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  whole lot. Just just get the carrier going,
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  you know, and to get these Army people out over there where
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  they're going, these Marine Corps people, that costs a lot
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  of money and the ammo's just ridiculously priced.
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  And, and, but I'm going to get into some of the cost here.
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  And like I said, by the way, the biggest, the biggest cost of all
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  is the lives lost to war. So Army desires missiles costing
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  less than $150,000 and bought purchases of 5000 missiles
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  average that's $750 million for one order of missiles.
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  So and now this this Iranian sea had Shaheed drone 136 drone
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  costs $35,000 they're reporting. I don't think they're going to
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  buy a missile that costs $150,000 for a one time shot to
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  shoot down a $35,000 drone. That can't be that can't be the
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  one they're talking about. That can't be the shoulder
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  mounted surface to air $150,000. Now they're making them reusable
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  now I believe because the pitcher had the guy here with on
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  his shoulder and it had, you know, technology on it and stuff
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  like that there. So I believe that's reusable.
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  But at 150 grand for something like that for something's going
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  to blow up. So, so now you got that's a
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  bargain compared to the 4,000,004 for the Patriot
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  missile, the parent, the Patriot air defense missile, OK cost
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  $4,000,000 to make one of them. And there was over 1000 of them
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  shot in the Iran during the Iranian war with the US.
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  And that's a bill of $4 billion for bombs, $4 billion cost four
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  $4,000,000 to build 1 E Patriot air defense missiles.
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  And we use the $4 billion worth. Wow.
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  The the military I'll just make make their own didn't, didn't
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  they? They didn't do that back and
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  they didn't they have bombs bomb and they enacted the war Act And
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  and they shouldn't have to pay these contractors all this money
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  to make these missiles to be doing ourselves.
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  So what they want to do is develop, develop these lasers.
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  Excuse me, develop these lasers in a drone.
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  Lasers cause pennies to shoot per shot, but only on the other
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  hand, the only bad thing about them is that they they're no
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  good in bad weather. It disrupts the laser beam, it
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  throws it off. I'm not sure exactly what
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  weather, I guess stormy weather, real bad sandstorms and stuff
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  like out there. It deflects the the laser and
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  and let it no good. So that's what they're trying to
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  do, which makes a lot of sense, makes a whole lot of sense to do
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  that. It's been $150,000 for a one
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  shot shoulder guided missile. The US has used up much of its
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  stockpile OK of high accurate long range missiles during the
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  five month war with Iran, raising concerns about raidness
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  for future conflicts. We're we're bombing.
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  We must he must be ready won't be bombing the hell out of him.
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  We must be bombing the hell out of him.
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  And I, I, I, I I really hope they get that straight
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  straightened out and whatever else, because it's just, you
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  know, like I reported on that. That's just bullshit that that
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  one man could could, you know, screw up the whole world's
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  economy just because he's an asshole, that's for sure.
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  Yeah. I really hope they just go.
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  I don't want to just go in there.
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  And Iran must have more. Should they?
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  They have them countries are there, have a they're not in
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  NATO. They're in like their own NATO
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  over there. So if one country, if you go in
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  there and do something bad to the one country that's in that
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  they're going to all do stuff and do put sanctions on us and
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  mess everything up. That's got to be the reason why
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  or we would have been done. Did that, went in there and
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  killed him and just took it over.
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  But I said, obviously there's there's more to it meets meets
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  the eye. So these missiles principally,
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  principally are among surfaces, surface to surface missiles
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  known as Army Tactical missiles, ATACACC, there's a lot, like I
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  said, a lot of Ackerman's principally our Army surface to
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  surface missiles known as Army Tactical Missiles and Precision
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  strike missiles, PSMS and the US has used up virtually all these
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  weapons supposedly and most, a lot of these weapons cost over
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  $1,000,000 to make. So put a price tag on that one.
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  That's a lot of money already adding up.
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  I mean, everything is adding up and, and, and now I guess making
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  the missiles and all, I'm sure they're all made United States,
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  you would hope because we're an ally, but that brings, you know,
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  that brings jobs and all that. I mean, I guess you look at it
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  like that to a point, I guess. And I'm sure all the all the
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  technology in them is is US made because we can't trust in our
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  country. They can sabotage it.
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  And that way they know what's what's going on with it.
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  They can they can detonate themselves.
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  So the high cost of war, man, I'll tell you what it it ain't,
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  it ain't free. It's just sure as heck it ain't
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  free. All right, so here I'm going to.
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  Why the heck I was going to take a break here?
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  Let me see here. OK, go take a slight break.
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  We come back. More on the high cost of war.
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  Dot, welcome back everybody. We're talking about the high
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  cost of war. And like we said, deal, the
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  highest casualty of all and most precious thing ever is is the is
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  the people that lost their lives.
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  Yep. OK.
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  All right, we got we got green lights here.
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  OK, So it looks like everybody can hear me.
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  Yeah, there's three lights. OK.
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  Yeah. So President Trump's, President
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  Trump administration was asked, you know, how much, how much
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  longer can we continue to strike Iran without throwing down
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  stockpiles that wouldn't limit would limit our ability to
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  respond to a crisis elsewhere? And you know, they're raising
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  concerns here. Hey, look, man, we got a whole
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  world to to fight off. And Trump's response was we have
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  far more ammunitions that we need and far more than anyone in
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  the world. So he's now he's not going to
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  Trump's not going to Trump ain't going to, he's not going to set
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  the alarm off for the whole world to be, you know, to be for
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  the whole country to be scared that we ain't got enough bombs
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  or long range missiles and things like that there.
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  He's not going to do that. But it, it's reports you're
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  saying that they, they put them down.
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  Military leader military leaders warn Trump that stock positive
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  munitions, including Patriot missile interceptors, are
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  effective against ballistic missiles.
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  So if somebody sends, you know, a ballistic missile our way to
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  come over and blow up the United States, we need these patron
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  missiles to intercept, to intercept the, the ballistic
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  missiles. And some of them countries know
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  that we don't have them. They, they, they, they might
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  decide to try to sneaky notes do a sneak shot on this.
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  He might try to do a sneaky shot on us man sucker punches like he
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  did with the towers and he did well, I'm going to do my whole
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  show on this. I was going to do broker
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  liability and all, but that's going to have to be.
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  I got so much information here and this is just really
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  unraveling to me the cost of, of things just, you know, just to
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  go to war and, and me and and I'll, I'll speak for myself.
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  I I, I take it for granted that, you know, that we're going or,
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  you know, like, oh, it's no big deal.
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  Yeah, it is a big deal. It's, it's a high cost to us, a
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  high cost of lives and everything else.
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  And it just, it just isn't out there to the to everybody how
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  much how much things cost the United States.
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  So reports said that 65% of the Patriot interceptors have been
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  expended and and numbers of the THAD, I'm pretty sure it's a
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  Tomahawk air to air defense, something like that ballistic
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  missile interceptors in the US stockpiles or or at least 30%
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  lower than when they started the war.
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  So they're getting down there. I mean, like we don't have we
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  don't have nothing, but they're getting down there and they're
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  going to be rebuilding them. There's a place right here,
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  place right here in Round Rd. in Pennsylvania here.
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  Raytheon, they do something with the, they do something with the
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  Patriot, I believe one of the big missiles.
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  They they do, I think they do technology with guidance
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  systems. I'm not real sure something like
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  that. But yeah, they, they were on TVA
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  couple years ago during the Desert Storm and all that, or
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  the Iranian or the Iraq war. They, they were on the news
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  there. So US burned through little less
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  than half of its Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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  Jerry lost some ships, some ships.
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  So it burned through little bit and half of them and they shot
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  over 850 these Tomahawk missiles and Iran at $2,000,000 a piece
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  to produce. That's a, that's a, that's a,
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  that's a 1.7 dollar, $1.7 billion bill right there for 800
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  Tomahawk missiles 8, 100 / 850 at $2,000,000.
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  It's one $1.7 billion bill right there for these missiles.
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  Oh God, Tomahawk missile. There's a Navy weapon launched
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  from destroyers, cruisers and Subs and has long served as US
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  sea services long range, striking heavily defeated,
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  defended targets without risking pilots and, and, and without
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  risking pilots and, and aircraft.
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  And by the way, you you wouldn't you wouldn't believe the price
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  tag on these aircraft. Phenomenal.
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  I should, I should looked into that.
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  Now it's I know it's a couple 100 million for one, for one
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  like F18F18. Yeah.
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  So they're really, really, really good down on that very
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  expensive reward just just for the bombs of that not like I
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  said that, let alone personnel lost, you know, just just to
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  just to like bullets for these M sixteens, OK, five 5.56 they use
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  OK 5.56 caliber. They're like a dollar a bullet.
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  When you go to buy a ball case, civilian life and the civilian
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  life here, you go to buy a bullet, you go to buy a box of
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  5.56 and they're about a dollar comes up to about a dollar a
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  bullet. And now I'm sure you know, the,
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  the Army, the military's purchased to them at, you know,
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  a couple hard 1000 rounds at a time.
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  So they're going to get a little cheaper than that.
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  But you know, just the price of that.
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  Then you take the price of the gun and M16, that's a couple
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  $1000 right there. Times that by 100,000 soldiers.
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  Jeez, there's a lot of man, a lot of money and weaponry, man.
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  You go to war, go to war, man. And the war nowadays is more and
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  more technically advanced than they've never been with the
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  drones and all that. Yep, these have them high flying
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  drones and help, you know, it helps a lot of a lot of these
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  special forces when they were in the mountains of Afghanistan,
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  they had them pinned down. They, they got drones in there
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  and bombed them. Help them get out of there
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  because they were they were over manned.
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  You know, they were in their backyard where they had caves
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  and everything else and all this.
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  They were, you know, they were firing and and and they had them
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  pinned down and they they luckily they had we haven't used
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  drone technology where we call that in all that in and got them
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  out of there. So there's definitely some
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  there's definitely some, you know, good things with drones.
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  Like I said, I bought them drones.
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  I got no idea why this is looking like that.
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  What's that up there like that? I don't know.
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  But the screen's way up there. Let's not make it bigger.
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  Let's see here. OK, There we go.
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  I'll take away the assets. All right, OK, now we're a
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  smaller screen, but I got my my panel over here.
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  Yep, Yep, the high cost of the high cost of war man, and it
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  definitely the definitely freedom isn't free and we take
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  we take a lot of things for advantage and I do come on, I do
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  too. I take it for advantage, but
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  definitely isn't free and OK, there we go.
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  All right, well, and I'm sorry for starting all this, but this
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  is this is a lot of this is kind of hard to report on.
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  Actually the last subject I had with the cross-border trucking
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  that that was a little hard to report on.
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  But this, these numbers I got were just astounding and I
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  wanted to report on and let people know about it stream and.
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  So why is it see this happened last week?
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  Why is this coming up? I'm sorry for this.
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  It should say play outro and exit, but it's not.
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  Why ain't it saying that? Hold on here.
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  I don't know, Coach say play outro and exit and I don't see
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  it. So I'm gonna hit that stream.
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  OK, There, there. We got to go.
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  I got to hit end stream of that. OK, everybody, it's that time
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  again. I appreciate you coming along.
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  Sorry for technical difficulties.
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  Thanks for coming along on the road with Trucker back.
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  Hi, I'm beaker with Military broadcast radio TV.
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  today. Draw.
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  My beep got wisdom to share if you listen this week.
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  So pull up a chair and stay for a spell.
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  We're heading. Down a trail where good stories
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  dwell.