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Storm Shadow

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Sep 10, 2026

Daniel DavisHOST
50:49
We're not gonna make any changes," and it's 100%, uh, heading over to, to Ukraine.
Daniel DavisHOST
50:54
And now it's, uh, like he's, like, saying, "Here, have some more Storm Shadow missiles." What do you make of that?
Alexander MercourisGUEST
51:00
Well, I, I, what I've heard about this, and again, this is from informal sources, so I can't absolutely vouch for it, but I, for the record I believe it to be true, is that Andy Burnham himself is, if not exactly a skeptic of the war, he's certainly not enthusiastic about it.
Alexander MercourisGUEST
51:18
He lacks that sense of commitment that Keir Starmer used to have, and if anything, would probably want to see it end so that he can fo- focus instead on domestic issues.
Peter RoughGUEST
20:57
They're, those are gonna be sent from Berlin at greater volumes, including with attack drones, um, to Ukraine.
Peter RoughGUEST
21:03
I mean, all of these, SCALP, Storm Shadow, IRIS-T, all these systems as they come into play and as the Europeans show their resolve in support of Ukraine, I could see a response.
Peter RoughGUEST
21:10
The common scenario that you're describing would be some sort of small incursion, almost cliched now as into Estonia, and then the Russians try to establish an anti-access, area denial bubble and threaten a nuclear response to anybody who fights their way in.
Peter RoughGUEST
21:24
Um, but, you know, even the intelligence officials in, I think, that part of the world see that as unlikely right now.
Ian SmithHOST
3:29
Burnham travelled with the president of the European Council, Antonio Costa, who has clearly done very well for himself since leaving the boy band Blue.
Ian SmithHOST
3:37
The government has agreed to hand over blueprints, not you, Anthony, for British-made components for the Scalp Missile, allowing Ukraine to produce a weapon domestically.
Ian SmithHOST
3:46
That's a bit like Ukraine saying they desperately need some lasagne and us sending them a Jamie Oliver cookbook.
Ian SmithHOST
3:53
But you know the old saying, give a man a bomb and he'll bomb for a day.
Ayoade BamgboyePANELIST
5:14
It's below, isn't it?
Cody DahlerPANELIST
5:15
Yeah.
Cody DahlerPANELIST
5:15
It's 11 herbs and spices and then the scalp missile.
Cody DahlerPANELIST
5:18
Then the
Todd WoodHOST
19:14
And then you got the UK all in with Burnham giving them, which I just wanna say, to me-- and I had somebody comment, I put in an article out, it's on Real Defen- or Real Clear Defense today, um, about him giving missile technology to Ukraine.
Todd WoodHOST
19:28
And yeah, the Storm Shadow or whatever scalp may be old, older, but still, that's no reason to p- give technology to a place that's gonna be immediately sent to China.
Todd WoodHOST
19:39
I mean-
Pete BlaberHOST
19:39
Yeah
Chay BowesGUEST
62:08
There is no anti-war movement in the UK, a thing that you've been intimately associated with and honorably associated with.
Chay BowesGUEST
62:15
A Labour government, a so-called socialist government of Mr Burnham, his first trip, of course, to pay fealty in Kiev and hand over the plans to the Storm Shadow cruise missile.
Chay BowesGUEST
62:27
It reads like a bad Netflix series, but unfortunately it's true.
Chay BowesGUEST
62:34
And what we see, of course, is the desperate throes of attempting to conjure some sort of plausibility around the completely idiotic backing of the wrong horse, the creation of a proxy war, a proxy war which has been failing for five years, an army in Ukraine that's been destroyed probably four times over.
Preston StewartGUEST
23:12
That middle area was being looked over.
Preston StewartGUEST
23:15
And it was generally covered with HIMARS, ATAKMs, and Storm Shadows.
Preston StewartGUEST
23:19
Great munitions, do a lot of damage, but Ukraine doesn't develop those and they didn't have a ton.
Preston StewartGUEST
23:24
They've really focused the last six to nine months on that middle area and they're causing a lot of damage.
Owen MatthewsGUEST
11:24
Precisely because Ukraine is losing, its allies in Europe are going to ramp up lies of drones and missiles.
Owen MatthewsGUEST
11:31
And that suspicion would have been confirmed, for instance, with the British Prime Minister Andrew Burnham's gift yesterday of the blueprints of Anglo-French Scalp Storm Shadow cruise missiles.
Owen MatthewsGUEST
11:45
to the Ukrainians so they can start up their own local production.
Owen MatthewsGUEST
11:47
From Moscow, that looks really provocative and it looks really dangerous and it looks like Europe is getting involved in the war to an even greater extent.
Rob ManessHOST
9:29
Europe is taking a different path, however.
Rob ManessHOST
9:31
Britain and France just cleared Ukraine to produce storm shadow cruise missiles on Ukrainian soil.
Rob ManessHOST
9:37
Now, supporters of the war call it burden sharing, so America isn't the only arsenal.
Rob ManessHOST
9:42
Critics call it a longer war.
Rob ManessHOST
14:40
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L. Todd WoodGUEST
14:40
yeah
Rob ManessHOST
14:40
we got to take a break unfortunately but when we come back i want to talk about this storm shadow production and the larger context of of what it means to to get to a peace deal that that's uh troubling me i think we've talked about it before long ago but i wanted to readdress that get your thoughts on the current event we'll be right back with l todd wood we're talking more war monday and live on world view too folks
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15:12
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Brannon HowseHOST
0:12
With a U.S. defense official warning that if Russia attacks a NATO member right now, the alliance could be forced to take punch after punch in the mouth.
Brannon HowseHOST
0:23
A Russian foreign ministry spokesperson issues one of Moscow's strongest threats against a NATO ally in the history of the Ukraine war, warning that British military facilities and equipment both in Ukraine and beyond could be legitimate targets after the UK shared classified storm shadow technology with Kiev.
Brannon HowseHOST
0:47
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and more than 100 companies, they signed an open letter warning that AI enabled cyber attacks on hospitals, water utilities, and power grids will become far more widespread in the coming months.
Brannon HowseHOST
1:04
Martin Armstrong, he publishes one of his starkest warnings yet on Armstrong economics, arguing that war and sovereign debt are merging into a vicious spiral where the United States, France, the UK and China and Japan are all preparing for endless war with money they do not have.
Brannon HowseHOST
5:46
A Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman stated in an official briefing on Thursday that any British military facility or equipment in Ukraine and beyond could be targeted by Russia in response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons.
Brannon HowseHOST
6:03
Her exact statement, we have repeatedly warned that the response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons against Russian territory could be directed against any British military facility and equipment in Ukraine and beyond.
Brannon HowseHOST
6:20
The trigger was the UK's decision to share classified storm shadow and scalp cruise missile component data with Ukraine.
Brannon HowseHOST
6:28
And Russia's claim that Anglo-French missiles were used in a Wednesday strike on Donetsk that Russia said wounded civilians.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
24:20
Uh, uh, not really just, you know, kind of at pace.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
24:23
Significant development though, uh, Ukra- the new UK Prime Minister has, uh, authorized Ukraine to produce Storm Shadow missiles.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
24:32
These are, uh, cruise missiles that are British and French origin that Ukraine will now be able to produce like Patriot missiles.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
24:42
Now, it'll be interesting to see how much of the missile is actually produced in Ukraine, if it's just they're basically going to send them Storm Shadow missiles, and Ukraine is going to assemble them and slap a Ukrainian sticker on them, or if they really will be trying to, uh, domestically produce all the components.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
25:00
Uh, of course, they say that the best timeline for this is going to be sometime in twenty twenty-seven, so not going to make an immediate impact on the battlefield.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
25:09
Uh, but interesting that the UK is allowing this in.

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