Who are you noticing, Chris, that's advancing in military the most?

I mean, when we look at budgets, right, Rob, if you can go back to that one that you had,

you know, because we see this budget here, right?

Ours, 87.

You got China, Russia, India, Saudi, UK, Germany, France, South Korea, Japan, Ukraine,

combined is not 877.

They're 849, right?

I think that this is, it tells a story, an interesting story.

It's two years old.

It's also, yes. And this ratio has been similar to this for a long time.

I would say it doesn't tell the full

story because I think China's actually spending a lot more than that because there's so many

different ways that you can determine what's military spending and not. There's so many different

ways that it's almost an accountant game where China, for instance,

there's large parts of their, what we include in our military budget, like things like the Coast

Guard and the National Guard, for instance, the National Guard budget, China does not include

their, what you would call their National Guard is not included

in their budget.

It's a separate thing that they include as part of their accounting for police force because

so much of what China does is policing their own people.

And so it's called the People's Armed Police.

Huge budget. And this is the People's armed police. Huge budget.

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