Let's talk about defense in depth.

I know that's kind of nerdy, but we're going to talk about this Russia-Ukraine missile,

anti-personnel mine stuff.

Linda McMahon's the new head of the DOE.

What's that about?

Lake and Riley's Killer got sentenced, all that and more coming up on I'm right.

Let's talk about defensive lines, shall we?

Oh, this is going to have to do with Russia, Ukraine, what the Biden administration is doing with the missiles and mines. But let's talk about

the system and what they're doing as we speak right now. You know, defense in depth is a military

concept that has been around for a very, very, very long time. Have you ever heard that term

defense in depth? If you have, good, if you haven't, don't worry.

I'll me explain really quickly.

The thinking is this.

See, in old military ways, old military thinking,

you would have all your defense in one line.

This is our line.

Nobody behind us, this is our line.

If it breaks, we're finished,

but we'll put all of our forces right here.

And then over time, people started to realize, military commanders started to realize,

that doesn't make a lot of sense, actually. You're putting all your eggs in one basket.

So yeah, create a line, a strong line, but then behind it, create another line. We'll call it a trench. You have your first

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