How are you guys doing today's episode of Sponsored by Factor?

So to kick this thing off, we're going to be talking about a different portion of the world.

We're going to be different hemispherical area in a, it doesn't really matter.

We're going to be talking, we're going to Japan.

It's not going to be very long piece, but we're going to be in Japan for a second.

They're actually not feeling too comfortable with the current situation that is going on.

So then now, they've decided to create a joint military command due to the rising tensions inside of the region.

The command will actually be tasked with coordination strategies with the United States.

They're going to be working alongside the United States, they're going to be coordinating,

cooperating with the US military.

The last thing the Russians want to see right now is America strengthening its ties with its allies

and growing its presence around the planet.

But the warrants out of Ukraine and of course North Korea doing North Korea things.

This was inevitable.

So there you go.

The US and Japan are getting a little bit closer, which you know 80 years ago,

they probably didn't think it was a thing, but now it is.

They're getting closer, they're like buddy buddy.

They're worried about what's going on over there.

There you go, you guys are wondering.

That's a big thing.

Now the United States is also supplying Ukraine within their 275 million dollars worth of military aid.

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