Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner. There's tons going on this week, as usual. So, Jan,

what are we going to talk about? And where would you like to start? So we got to look back at the Biden classified docs.

This seems to be something that just is continuing going on.

There's a Rehoboth Beach that's come into play here.

This is something we want to discuss.

We're going to talk about, it's about the one year anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war.

I think we need to look at that and the U.S. contribution to that, so to speak.

And finally, something I've wanted to talk about for a few weeks, the DoD mandate, the DOD basically

removing the vaccine mandate, but from what we're hearing, perhaps not at West Point.

Quinn, you know, we've done episodes extensively

from my time as Chief of Staff at DOD,

Warpspeed, the rollout.

I think what we want to talk about today

is something we were very proud of then,

and I think still are today.

We never made the vaccine mandatory

for anyone in the Department of Defense

or anywhere else in the United States government.

It was an option. And when the Biden administration came to power, they immediately reversed

course and said, if you want to serve in our armed forces in uniform or as a civilian,

you have to take a vaccine. That's three million employees. The Department of Defense is the largest company on planet Earth,

if you want to put it in that sort of perspective.

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