President Trump on Missile Defense, Canada's Interest, and US Technological Superiority
Forbes Breaking NewsJune 7, 20251 min38,452 views
4 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβMissile Defense Project and Criticisms
- π President Trump dismisses critics' concerns about the missile defense project being prohibitively expensive, ineffective, or triggering an arms race, stating they are "wrong."
- π‘ He describes the project as being "as close to perfect as you can have" in terms of real production.
Canada's Involvement
- π¨π¦ Trump states that Canada wants to be a part of the project, indicating a potential for a small expansion.
- π€ Negotiations regarding pricing and terms with Canada are expected, as they have explicitly asked to participate.
Cost and Funding
- π° Trump asserts that if the US can afford it, they should pursue it, referencing $5.1 trillion taken in recently as a measure of financial capacity.
- πΊπΈ He emphasizes that the project will be manufactured entirely within the United States.
Technological Superiority
- π§ An unnamed, significant adversary acknowledged that Silicon Valley possesses the most brilliant minds and that their technological capabilities are impossible to duplicate.
- π Trump highlights that the US has unique technological advantages, citing the successful defense of Israel against approximately 500 launched missiles, with only one partially getting through.
- π°οΈ The technology used in this defense is described as far advanced compared to previous systems.
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