From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

We are trying to ramp up our production of the kind of artillery shells that they're using most.

But that production rate is still not where we want it to be.

So we're going to send these additional artillery shells that have cluster bomblets in them

to help bridge the gap as we ramp up production.

Bomlets.

Bomlets sound harmless.

That's John Kirby on one of the talk shows yesterday.

I feel like we got lucky in that we're 48 hours plus into what was supposed to be a controversy that turned out not to be really a controversy at all of the United States sending cluster bombs to Ukraine.

It felt like to me like either the media or somebody was trying to make it controversial because they're banned by countries.

And we've said no to them and called them a war crime in the past.

But like everybody immediately decided, no, this is a good idea they need that they're going to die otherwise.

So it's their country.

They get to do what they want.

I heard a report on an NBR this morning with a spokesman from the whole NATO meeting.

Yeah, we all love a gathered around and literally nobody seems to be bothered by this.

I thought, wow.

Okay, wow.

So contrast with this.

Here's the attempt to build it up 31.

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