if we face a trillion dollars in cuts, if we face the loss of 30 percent of our defense budget over the next decade, we are not going to have the capacity to back up our commitments.
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Smith warns that significant budget cuts will undermine U.S. military commitments.
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Well, look, let's understand one thing. There's actually -- there's not a lot of questions about what Trump is trying to do. He's basically trying to give Ukraine to Putin, and he wants a better relationship with Russia, and he's willing to sacrifice Ukraine for the sake of that.
Look, polls show somewhere between 55 percent and 70 percent of Democrats think that the President should step aside at this point.
The military is being required to spend resources and time on this, instead of training and preparing to meet the national security needs of the country.
You're discussing war plans over the signal app. I mean, that's just unimaginable.





