So, Good evening. It's Tuesday, April 11th. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM Eastern exclusively

here on rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, as the war in Ukraine grinds on into its second year with Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy now pledging his full-scale

support for President Biden's proxy war and New League documents warning the war will likely

be fought through 2023 and beyond. We want to pull back the lens a bit on this

war and examine an often overlooked component of U.S. involvement, mainly what is the

impact on the lives of American citizens from what appears to be an endless commitment of their

resources, their money, to fuel this proxy war, a hundred billion dollars and

counting. We've often covered the geopolitical questions of the war as well as the dangers it poses.

Little things like the warning from President Biden himself that his war policies have brought the war

closed-started nuclear Armageddon that at any time since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.

But to hear supporters of the U.S. role in Ukraine tell it, Americans pay no price at all

for this massive flow of money from the US Treasury into the coffers of US weapons

manufacturers, the intelligence community, and into the foggy precincts of Ukraine

which just so happens to be by far the most corrupt country in Europe.

Can America's commitment to militarism and endless war abroad be separated from the

degradation of the lives of American Citizen Home,

or as Martin Luther King and so many others

throughout the years have insisted

is America's militarism inextricably

intertwined with, indeed a key cause of the visible decline in the quality of life for most Americans.

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