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Away, the report said. which, of course, undermines every headline that you've seen here. it also, of course, this is the bigger story that donald trump did go across with, you know, at first, the chairman of the joint chiefs, the sec def. there were obviously many things that made june the 1st deeply disturbing far beyond scaffolding plans earlier in the day. but again, you talk about a lack of perspective in the panting and the overreporting here from trump apologists. it's laughable on its face. you just need to raid the report and read what the ig says and what the i girks does not say. >>...

Army awards Microsoft $22 billion contract for futuristic goggles Posted on The Army has awarded Microsoft a contract that could be worth almost $22 billion for its futuristic goggles that give soldiers a new way to see the battlefield. Known as IVAS, the acronym for the Integrated Visual Augmentation System, the goggles project 3D terrain maps over what soldiers see directly in front of them and allows troops to see in the dark, through smoke and even around corners. On Wednesday, the Army announced that it had awarded a 10-year production contract to Microsoft for the IVAS system potenti...

Lloyd Austin Exemplifies the Biden Corruption Problem Let’s pretend Amerika is still a Constitutional Republic. In so doing, we should note the following with a certain condign dismay, rather than with a cynical shrug of resignation. Raytheon has chosen Lloyd Austin as Amerika’s next Sec Def. Kudos, btw, to normally-sycophantic Liberal Congresswoman Barbara Lee for rising in abject disgust to the following. Austin, Biden’s choice to lead the Defense Department, has served on the board of Raytheon Technologies, one of the nation’s largest defense contractors, since 2016. Ray...

What did you make of that decision then, and what do you make of it now, spider, in terms of what may have motivated, why it was right or wrong? >> well, we're talking about this now, chris, and we've taken our eye off the other 8,000-plus soldier, sailors, airmen that continue to deploy in afghanistan. we're talking about this, and i must say frankly the president got involved way too soon. he could have waited for this thing to entirely wrap itself up, tied with ribbon, gone through the entire process. it could have been presented to the sec-def, could have been a done deal and the president...

The president says no. what did you make of that decision then and what do you make of it now, spider, in terms of what may have motivated, why it was right or wrong? >> we're talking about this now, chris, and we've taken our eye off the other 8,000 plus soldier airmen that are in afghanistan. the president got involved way too soon. he could have waited for this thing to entirely wrap itself up, tied with ribbon, gone legally through the entire ucmj process and the administrator process, could have been presented to the sec-def, the secretary of the navy. he clearly has the authority to do t...