Unusable weapons - how we are wasting $200 billion to $1 trillion.

This is from ABC - the first short video - then the Wall Street Journal, and the last video is a four minute interview on CNBC with the CEO of Northrup Grumman (stock up 42% this year). This is no way to reduce the threat from nuclear war.

 

The Journal -

At an average cost of almost $700 million each, the B-21 boasts a futuristic flying-wing design and is intended to fly thousands of miles to strike targets deep behind enemy lines, evading detection by the most sophisticated air defenses.

The plane is the first part of the U.S. nuclear deterrent’s $1 trillion overhaul, which will also include new nuclear submarines and land-based missiles, countering China’s own expanding nuclear forces. The B-21 will carry conventional and nuclear arms, and could eventually fly without a pilot, aircraft maker Northrop Grumman Corp. says.

“The B-21’s edge will last for decades,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said as the jet was unveiled for the first time publicly at an event at the Plant 42 facility in Palmdale, Calif., where the most advanced U.S. aircraft are developed and built.

And this from CNBC -