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No i am. do you know what ge is? . well there something you don t see every day. it wasn t the marshmallow man reeking havoc yesterday. it was close. it was this military length, this giant radar equipped air defense system broken loose from its mooring at the aberdeen proving ground outside baltimore and then it floated away off to pennsylvania, dragging a cable that was more than a mile long and snapping that cable into power lines, knocking out power for 30,000 people. a local tea party group in maryland had been sounding the alarm 4 months about that limp, that giant military spying on people. there was a public talk about that being a zombie program. ....
Contractor. the result, 17 years after its birth, jlens is a stark example of what defense specialists call a zombie program, costly, ineffectual and seemingly impossible to kill. the blimp was not so lucky. as it started to deflate, it eventually came down on its own. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. ....
The result, 17 years after its birth, jlens is a stark example of what defense specialists call a zombie program, costly, ineffectual and seemingly impossible to kill. the blimp was not so lucky. as it started to deflate, it eventually came down on its own. ....
Want to talk about iran, russia, syria, all that in a moment but this military blimp that simply got untethered, floating around pennsylvania. this is billions of dollars invested in these blimps and some suggested this is a waste of money. have you looked into the program? we had general briefings on this so far. there hasn t been any blame but obviously there is clearly human error in this. this shouldn t happen under ordinary circumstances. remember when the gyro cop ter was floating around and the blimp in maryland was supposed to have known that but it wasn t operational. the l.a. times says the jaelyns, the official name for the blimp is a stark example of what defense officials call a zombie program, costly and seemingly impossible to kill. this is a 2.5 billion-dollar program, a lot of money. a lot of money. these are things in the tight budget area, things that will be ....
April? well, when that happened, there were questions about why that person was never detected, how he was able to get through and fly a small helicopter-like vehicle into restricted airspace. so they had these hearings on capital hill, at which representative jason chaffetz of utah demanded to know how this could happen and questioned the north american airspace command about why this balloon wouldn t have detected this. the newspaper called j lens a stark example of what defense specialists call a zombie program, costly, ineffectual and seemingly impossible to kill. so brian, the insinuation here, and i think critics would say this, is that this has been a very costly program that maybe hasn t produced the kind of results that it was meant to produce. i m sure there would be pushback from the pentagon if we were to call them and ask whether they think it s been successful. ....