Steve Feinberg

and a memo on an explanation or continued explanation of a cost transparency memo.

So from the Deputy Secretary of War, Steve Feinberg.

So a lot in the chute, a lot to cover.

Before I turn it over to the guys, I just want to say thanks for doing this.

Iran's been successful in doing it, and so has the Saudis in this old-school technology that they were literally able to seemingly just targets South aircraft pretty easily.

We'll leave some on the cutting room floor.

Just last thing I would say in the last couple of minutes, we got Steve Feinberg, Deputy Secretary of War, issued a new memo this week to sort of, I guess, clarify, enhance his memo on pricing and cost transparency.

I hate to start a fight.

I think Hexeth's a drunk.

And they've got that investment banker, that Jewish guy, Steven Feinberg, who's a civilian and doesn't really belong in the Pentagon and knows nothing about war.

These are the kind of people who are making these plans.

They're like, why don't we just bomb the Fs out of them? And this is who Trump is listening to, the losers.

I then worked for two years on the Hill and about an hour into my Hill time, I realized OMB was more important than DOD when it came to budget, right? Because in the end, they're a filter and they even add stuff, but they're definitely a filter.

So, you know, from my point of view, it's OMB, and their ally in this is the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Steve Feinberg.

And I think the two of them could get this right.

Look, I want American shipbuilding to kick ass because you want your Navy to kick ass, but sometimes you need to inject new energy into it.

We haven't had a briefing on this Iran war since back in May.

But remember, they also issued this directive last October, both Hegseth and Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg, that actually told uniformed and civilian folks inside of the Pentagon that they're not allowed to speak directly with any members on Capitol Hill unless they go through this Office of Legislative Affairs, which is a dramatic departure from how things were conducted in the past, where service branch secretaries especially would go and lobby for their priorities.

And every single time lawmakers have tried to go to the Pentagon to get more information about this Iran war about the boat strikes about what was going on with the USS Abraham Lincoln they haven't gotten any answers in the last thing I want to point out is the Congressional Budget Office actually released a report this week trying to estimate the cost of the war in Iran and they said repeatedly in that report that they went to the DOD to try to get you know more accurate numbers as far as the amount of expended munitions so that they could give a better cost estimate as to how much we have paid for as a result of this war, and repeatedly the Pentagon would not give them any information.

The only time we hear from Secretary Hegseth directly to lawmakers is when he goes to the Hill, like he did in June, asking for supplemental appropriations in the form of $67 billion to continue funding this war into the future.

And she said, "Pete Hegseth doesn't control or make any decisions.

It's the Deputy Secretary, billionaire Steve Feinberg, that runs everything.

Pete does as he is told, just like Trump," because in Candace's world, everything is about the Jews, you guys.

It's all about the Jews.