Topic: Himars

Eldridge Colby, grandson of former CIA Director Bill Colby, is working as Undersecretary of Defense to reform the military and focus on continental defense. Robert Barnes claims that U.S. soldiers are currently on the ground in Ukraine operating HIMARS systems, a fact he says is being hidden from the public. The segment suggests that the Senate is attempting to block Colby's key appointees to maintain the status quo of the military-industrial complex.

Bennett alleges that the United States and NATO are committing war crimes by providing HIMARS and targeting data used against civilian areas in Donetsk and Mariupol. He claims that Ukrainian forces are largely incapable and that NATO officers are the ones actually directing the war. Bennett reports seeing entire towns in ruins and interrogating members of the Azov Battalion.

President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Boca Raton to thank financial giants BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs for their support. Zelensky framed the defense of Ukraine as a significant business opportunity for American corporations, inviting investment in sectors ranging from weapons and IT to agriculture and medicine. He highlighted the integration of American brands like Starlink and Westinghouse into the Ukrainian infrastructure as a model for future growth.

A caller analyzes the Russian military strategy in Ukraine through the lens of Prussian philosopher Carl von Clausewitz, suggesting the goal is the destruction of equipment rather than seizing territory. The discussion covers the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, which removed Russian energy leverage over Europe. President Zelensky is accused of using U.S.-supplied HIMARS to target civilians in the Donbass region while suppressing political opposition at home.

The conflict in Ukraine is analyzed as a potential trigger for a "Great War" that would allow global bankers to erase their debts and blame the resulting economic collapse on Russia. Matt Bracken explains that U.S. ISR platforms are providing GPS coordinates for Ukrainian strikes, which could lead Russia to target NATO satellites or unmanned aircraft. The historical memory of World War II in Russia is cited as a reason for their total commitment to preventing NATO expansion into Ukraine.