Intelligence assessment that russia is going through its stock of precision weapons at an unsustainable rate. tell us what the director of national intelligence is saying about the weapons supply. what we heard last night echos from other u.s. officials, that the united states believes that russia is firing the precision-guided missiles at an unsustainable rate. this is why the u.s. believes that they have turned to other countries to supply it with weapons. russia has leaned heavily on the iranian made drones to strike ukrainian energy infrastructure. they re using these drones as kind of a replacement for some of these precision guided munitions as one western military analyst described it to me, kind of a poorman s precision munition, but he also went on to say that the united
isn t it matt damon poorman s kirk cameron? dana: you have to wonder at some point if they realize what they re doing. they want attention so much. last week i did my one more thing about north dakota and you made fun of me? greg: how could i forget? dana: because of this technology they have the lowest unemployment rate in nation, most cor corvettes and highest resume balance because they use this in a way environmentally friendly and help america change the dependence on foreign oil. united arab emirates, i got to go to the model u.n. when i was 13. that was my country. greg: good for you. why am i not surprised you were in the model u.n. is that like a tiny u.n. and you can sit in the model for your height? dana: that s about as good as your die hard joke. greg: thank you. you said it s okay, the movie.
isn t it matt damon poorman s kirk cameron? dana: you have to wonder at some point if they realize what they re doing. they want attention so much. last week i did my one more thing about north dakota and you made fun of me? greg: how could i forget? dana: because of this technology they have the lowest unemployment rate in nation, most cor corvettes and highest resume balance because they use this in a way environmentally friendly and help america change the dependence on foreign oil. united arab emirates, i got to go to the model u.n. when i was 13. that was my country. greg: good for you. why am i not surprised you were in the model u.n. is that like a tiny u.n. and you can sit in the model for your height? dana: that s about as good as your die hard joke. greg: thank you. you said it s okay, the movie.
Of the weeds here and to do the big picture. the big picture i think is within 12 months we re going to have a raising national debate on something no one has talked about and that is a national sales tax. that s going to be the big result of the signing of the bill we saw today. bill: but, let me stop you there. but if poorman says that the bill is funded by cuts in medicare and by taxes raised on the rich, capital gains, this and that, why would we need a value added tax on anything? because you know and i know and the president knows, although he doesn t say it, that these numbers that came out of the cbo are based on wildly phony assumptions. the medicare stuff is counted twice. the benefits kick in after the taxation the actual cost of this is not under a trillion, it s 2.5 trillion. he knows it, we know it. and we will see it all spelled out. bill: how do you know that he knows it?
It s the absolute most honest show.os and it s a show i watch. greg: fox & friends. a poorman s five. [laughter] brian: u.k. men greg: your days are numbered, kilmeade. that s awesome trolling. plugging fnc on cnn. plugging coke at a pepsi factory. the media makes a big deal out of nothing. a redwood from an acorn. just before the rally espn proved him right. they pulled a reporter from the uva game because his name was robert lee. it sounded too close to sara lee and their pound cake goes straight your hips. actually, they were worried his name might cause teasing because of the philosopher statues. how sad, protecting a grown man from jokes. is espn still a sports network? what is the sport, patty cake?