Once you got into the conversations, this all happened really fast.

I went from having no money to having, you know, the better part of $100 million in about a year.

My guest, Blake Resnick, isn't your average 25-year-old.

By 14, he was in college.

Did you hate school so fast you zoom through it?

That's actually pretty accurate.

Yeah, I know the feeling.

And after the Las Vegas Route 91 shooting,

you'll remember that, it was tragic. And it was in his hometown.

He set out to build drones that could save lives instead of just record tragedy.

He cold called SWAT, built the LEMER tactical drone with them and turned that into brink an American company now

supplying drones to agencies like NYPD and ICE at a time when the US is

rethinking how much it trusts Chinese tech to be in our skies now he's's young, he's bold, and at the front line

of one of the biggest technology and national security battles of our time. So Blake, thanks

for being here. Thank you for having me. No kid sits in their sandbox at five years old and

thinks, okay, I'm going to start building drones for law

enforcement and other type things. So how did this, how did you get into this? It was, it was a

journey for me for sure. I've always loved science and technology ever since I was for. I was

taking things apart, trying to put them back together. And I've also always loved aerospace.

I mean, I grew up reading about, you know, skunk works and the SR71 development program

and Kelly Johnson, you know, those were all fascinating things for me.

When I was 10, I couldn't quite build a full-scale band aircraft, but I could build a drone.

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