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You're listening to The David Night Show.

The David Night Show. As the clock strikes 13, it's Friday the 15th of December,

Your of our Lord, 2003.

Well, today we're going to take a look at war and surveillance first.

Yes, business as usual in the House under the new speaker, massive unchecked, unaccountable spending for quote-unquote defense, giving a blank check essentially to a globalist Pentagon bureaucracy that has absolutely no concern for our own border.

And as they reauthorize this blatantly unconstitutional surveillance act, the 702, under the color of law, they placate their conservative critics by talking about how they're going to begin a formal inquiry.

Yeah, let's put on a show.

It's election year.

Time to, you know, grab the tap shoes and all the right.

And, of course, we'll have that for you.

That's going on in the White House.

Everybody in Washington tap tap dancing around, fiddling while the country burns down.

We'll be right back. Well, the House passed it.

We're used to the fact that every year they're going to come up with an NDAA, and they

are going to, and they must pass it.

They must pass it.

Well, look, defense is one of the very, very few legitimate functions of the federal government, except that they're not interested in defending America. They're interested in their globalist empire. They're interested in essentially dragging us into wars and putting us at risk with these foreign entanglements. But we're used to it going up every year.

Now it's $886 billion.

Getting close to a trillion.

As a matter of fact, it's over a trillion, if you look at it.

And they have failed the last six audits in a row.

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