i think he want to buy lockeed stock, so what he does as a crypto millionaire? he badmouth the company so the stock loose value, once it’s cheap hell buy and use his social media to hipe lockeed and sell stocks at a very high price
The CEO of Lockheed Martin looks *exactly* like you would imagine the CEO of America's biggest defense company looking. The suit The hair The slightly sunken eyes 10/10 character design
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies... i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
Y’all like to point out the cyber truck for some reason yet forget that Elon is far smarter and more successful than you or anyone else criticizing him is.
@@myusername3689 😂 Their jets gonna change the course of future wars? We’ve already seen what a few primitive $100 drones can do to multi million dollar pieces of armor and equipment, future is in that tech not in the past. Also dudes just speaking because he has too, it’s his job to keep a good image.
Musk's comment is like saying Canon and Nikon are stupid for still making full-frame interchangeable lens cameras when cell phone cameras work so well. He contributes nothing to the conversation.
@@eugeneeugene3313well there was a transition period between CMOS and film, things doesn't happen over night. The NGAD program replacing the F35 will have sensor fusion and network connectivity between drones and fighters. So it's already in the works. Elon says burr burr. Elon cult says burr burr.
Also, he does not seem to realize that 'small cheap swarm drones' are just missiles performing a saturation attack, and missiles that are not easily shot down are expensive, doubly so if you want them to have enough range to not require an aircraft to launch them. That's how some sci-fi references describe them: 'missiles are highly-specialized drones designed to fly into the enemy'.
I, for one, would love to see my entire fleet of aircraft nosedive into a mountain all at once, just cause someone spoofed their GPS. Unmanned drones are the future! _Somehow_
Jamming means little to AI autonym drones. The onboard AI software is given the mission perimeters and doesn't need a master signal to communicate with so there is nothing to jam.
@@jamesnevad6975 except you can jam the sensors the drones use, since I very much doubt any proper military drone is going to rely on an accelerometer alone.
@@unitaper everybody knows who Elon Musk is , in this case he is somebody who knows nothing about national security (or government), and the person who his criticizing (Lockheed Martin CEO) is somebody who is laughing in the face of the defense department as he exploits them for money ,and lobbys them into unnecessary spending and war. I'm against both of them.
Former fighter pilots "Mover and Gonky" addressed this and did a great job IMO. Drones don't have the ability to take out large troop concentrations or buildings, have very limited range, don't have the sensor suite that the F-35 has, etc, etc. There is a place for both.
@@Kellis6 lol its not a video game. Drones have latency. Human pilots do not. Unless you're talking about an always armed killer robot... nobody should want that.
@@Kellis6 At what range exactly? You either don't seem to understand how latency works, or the distances required for military operations. Not only that, but drones are far more susceptible to jamming and interference than manned aircraft. The only way for drones to be effective is to make autonomous killer robots. It's very different to consumer grade drones such as DJI.
@PatrickRockwell24 a problem that can be easily addressed by recruiting and training more maintainers. going from that to drones is a giant illogical leap.
Confusing marketing sales language with real analysis. This Lockeed bureaucrat should have to answer Musk question "What have you achieved this week" instead of presiding over a program characterized by cost overrun, delay and underperformance.
@@evitoonbundit2453 No one should answer anything to Melon. He is an idiot with a bank account. That's it. Same achievements could be made by an empty chair or a partially used pack of bubblegum.
It's cool to see all the democrats take the side of big corporations, big government, big pharma, and such. They used to claim to be the counter culture.
@@evitoonbundit2453 it speaks to our education system that people can’t tell the difference. They’ve become so impressed by the unimpressive and incredibly short sighted.
His companies have done more in their field than what lockheed martin couldn't dream of ! They need that government money to not be left begging in the streets.
@burnttoast9890 and he turned a virtual town hall into a breeding ground for misinformation and disinformation. Further dividing our nations. Two things can be true at the same time. Musk's companies have pushed forward (while also using government money) while he has also made many public judgments about things he knows nothing about.
I worked for Rockwell in the 80s, and the US Govt is almost impossible to understand, once you step back from the inside. Lockheed and Northrup and NASA and SpaceX are all necessary. But what is not necessary is the greed, the constant changes on the fly, and inefficiency of communication.
@@Steve-yr5vi just curious. What is your definition of great job ? Twitter has lost a lot of its revenue since he took over. Its total value as a company has nosedived. Edison Research found that in 2024, 19% of the total population in the U.S. are using “X (formerly known as Twitter),” a 30% drop from 2022 and 2023 . So what are your metrics for your claim that Musk did a great job ?
@@atownofbigheads twitter lost its revenue because of the advertisers he told to kick rocks, that was always going happen. now he's making it back through user subcriptions which also help combat against bots. the drop in users was always going to happen because everyone and their mother started making their own social media platforms during that same time period. the only people who aren't happy on twitter aren't on twitter, or are using twitter to openly complain about twitter. i would say thats a success considering it didn't die out, and there hasn't been a platform that has usurped it yet despite them existing and being touted as "better", so the platform is still technically dominating the space next to fb
I guess there's different levels of smart and many smart-but-defective people in between. But all the people I consider smart are those with PhD's who are pretty quick to cut off with "I don't know much about this topic" and focus on what they CAN talk about. I think Elon's a great engineer and engineering manager. A lot of his other stuff is insane. Or: Maybe he's just pushing his agenda... Saying drones are the only way forward is wrong but if it gets his stock price up, who's the dummy?
On the contrary, the smartest people are well aware of how much they do not know, just watch Sir Roger Penrose for example, half the questions posed to him he just answers with I don't know - because he doesn't, and knows that he doesn't.
Elon Musk is not elected but he a potential future candidate. For now he know how to cozy up to the greatest,smartest, supreme leader that America had elected for the 2nd times.
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies... i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
What is Elon doing there? He has no interest in what is best for America, he is only there to further his own interests. He is there to line his own pockets, gather inside information to advance his own commercial interests. FFS, he's a loose canon, drug using, megalomaniac and not even American to boot. Biggest mistake long term that Trump will make is allowing this guy get a foot in the door.
I think Musk should personally pulot AF1 over a S-400 system to see how well his air "assets" work when confronted with a somewhat capable SAM system...
@@uruthrakNot sure what you guys mean but this is scary he lined starlink up perfectly for these drones in NJ and him and Trump are best friends sound like they want the new world order to begin
Losing the knowledge-base and ability to engineer next-gen aircraft would the an unforeseen consequence of moving away from advanced fighter jet development programs. This would be more detrimental that the cancellation of a specific weapons system like the F35... if no engineering team in the US knows how to build the next best jet fighters, when the teams in China do - you're in trouble.
@@LordRykard9376- and you know that how? You ever wonder why China and Russia have not even figured 5th generation out properly? Or Why Musk is saying such a nonsense? - maybe because he wants to get the next contract, ever thought of that? Lockheed Martin is his competition in more than one way.
Swiss/German Oerlikon has demonstrated with its Skyranger air defense system how to deal with drones, even 1000’s of them. The fact that there are new systems out there doesn’t make existing ones obsolete.
There is footage of Musk suggesting future airliners will be electric powered, supersonic and vertical take off / landing. Says it all about how much Musk actually knows about the subject.
@ Sorry no, I just stumble upon it. He is being interviewed and was asked his thoughts on the future of commercial air travel. Like much of Musk’s utterances his followers take it as gospel.
As a former USAF F-35 Crew Chief, I cringed at Elons comment. If you're not involved in this world, you better know a good amount before trying to discredit the world's most advanced stealth fighter... That's not an exaggeration, there's nothing else like it right now. I feel like Elon may have smoked a little something before hand, because he fails to mention all of the many drawbacks drones have right now that aren't likely to improve in the immediate future. We easily have decades before replacing them with drones is something the USAF would even consider..
@PatrickRockwell24 Considering there are no other Superpowers, no. But the US and its allies constantly test their equipment in war simulations and a US F-35 pilot who had most of their career in an F-16 had said there's no survivability going against 5th gen practically no matter the force size of the 4th gen. China's J-20 will rest at the bottom of the South China sea, Russia's SU-57 will never reach mass production and even if it did would stand zero chance. They're immitations, paper tigers that have no proven record. (Except the two SU-57's that got HIMARS'd on the boarder of Ukraine.)
His vehicles, whether originated from him or not are here. They function as intended. Their sales are direct to the consumers without the unnecessary mark up hungry middle man (car dealerships). Tesla meant prestige. Capitalism at work!
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies... i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
A CEO of a car company lecturing Lockheed Martin on what to do with war machines, really ? This is Lockheed Martin we're talking about, for heaven sake.
so basically, Musk saw all the pretty Christmas lights and decided that all the lights in the house or on the streets should be replaced with those decoration lights
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies... i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
The complex has been dead since the 90s, it's a group of around 4 companies that bought the other 70 smaller companies which made it a complex, it's just a military industrial group
@thenamedguy998 And what did the development program cost? did you factor that into the unit cost? Of course you didn't...? Did Lockheed pay for the development? Of course not.
The problem is not the technology....it's the obscene cost ! We all know that there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY !!! How much of this cost is buying airplanes vs villas and yachts?
Bunker buster with drone = no Precision heavy strike from 300miles away = no Destroy a building with 1x bomb from 50 miles away = no Intercept 100x rockets flying at mach3 = no Intercept rockets from 200 miles away = no Targeting 100 buildigs from 300 away and destroy them = no You have to be at the frontlines with your drones. You cant operate from a save distance with massive destuction. How many drones do you need to destroy a huge building? Too many. Drones are very slow and fly very low. The Answer is NOT = Drones OR F35. The Answer is = Drones AND F35. Depends on the Situation and Target.
The F-35 is a great Swiss Army knife. However because of the military branches all using the same platform it does not fit all use cases for an individual service. Sharing platforms is a mistake when the parameters required are too varied. Also the days of Cost Plus contracts, delays, and overruns are over. Aerospace companies will have to take the loss if they can't deliver on time and on budget.
Lockheed Martin CEO has conveniently misunderstood the term drone. Of course Elon Musk was not referring to DJI drones. He was referring to fighter jet drones equipped with artificial intelligence pilots which will at some point beat piloted planes
His response is perfect. He wasn't bitter over what Elon said. He actually acknowledged Elon's point. But if the enemy has a gun, you need a gun to battle them. You really don't need a laser weapon before you need a laser weapon. And yes, drone have a played a huge part in Ukraine. But what people have to realize is, that is a war where neither side has achieved air superiority. If for example Ukraine had Air superiority, you wouldn't have nearly as many guys on the Russian side sitting in Trenches shelters flying drones around. They simply wouldn't be as big of a factor as they are.
Does the F35 give the US a strategic advantage? According to experts, yes. Has its manufacturing and development been fraught with extremely wasteful spending? Probably. Knowing how much free reign military contractors have It's safe to say there's likely a lot of room for trimming the budget while still maintaining/increasing efficiency.
I think you’re proving your own point wrong. The reason why it’s such an expensive product is because it’s gives a suite of capabilities that is needed for modern applications. As long as radar detection and anti air defense keeps improving, the drone will be less and less effective by time if you do not try to advance the drone itself as well. And right now, drones are closer to loitering munitions than they are planes. It’s smarter to have a pilot who has the tools to be hidden and effective enough to launch munitions and drones without risking the hardware that made those actions happen.
Do you know who owns the IO after receiving 3 trillion dollars for R&D? Lockheed Martin. We're not only talking about free reign, we're talking about litteral scamming. It's not only probable, it's proven.
@@Noel-ro7rzthe F-35 is far from obsolete as you can see in Israel’s strikes against Iran and, in the last two days, the Syrian military assets … as usual Elon musk makes comments without knowing what he’s talking about. And everyone in the defense industry understands the importance of drone (and anti-drone) technology- they don’t need Elons advice…
Yes, sure, but Mucks is not the person who said that, so he cannot be credited with trying to advance drones, we were already there years before MUCKS got his bloomers in a bunch.
@@Noel-ro7rz Musk was saying that drones are the future. F35s are not obsolete, and drones are definitely the future. The future needs both. So I partly agree with Musk.
What all these people forget is that all these technologiy take a tremendous amount of resources to make. Resources can be quickly depleted trough use or disruption...
@@rickyray4111 and it's normal. The country is not even at war. So no need to ready the whole thousand jets for no reason. They can fully operate the whole air force at it's peak if the major war happen.
The maintenance requirements aren't great, contributes to a high operating cost, but the purchase price on the F-35 has dropped dramatically to the point that it's cheaper than many 4th-gen fighters. They've really leveraged the economies of scale on it.
I don't think it's Chinese jet can outrun a missile. And again those Jets do not fly 24 hours a day they are on the ground and awful lot. I'm kind of missing some of the points that he's making.
PPL in the comments calling Elon stupid, meanwhile the CEO is like: yeah he is right, and wrong lol I honestly think ppl just hate because they don't like someone even if he said 2+2 is 4 lol
I find this man’s explanation of the F35 to be a generic justification for airplanes, without addressing the F35. Musk is right, jet’s are yesterday’s tools.
I think acquiring anti jamming capabilities first is more important than spending money on drones that could easily be jammed or remotely controlled by an adversary.
Imagine going to buy a new fleet vehicle at the dealer and when you have selected the one you like with the option to buy more you are told that further development will be required for 15 years and if you back out of the deal each one will cost you more as well as recurring maintenance as they get older will get more expensive. You are told it's more difficult to produce the same parts as they get older and even if you take the deal only half the vehicles are usable at any one time. All this but bonuses and dividends will still be paid out to the managers and investors...
this guy sounds about 400x more knowledgeable and strategic in his thinking than elon who by now talks like a spoiled 12 year old who has been told he is a genius all his life by his ambitious parents
I can't believe that clowns ravings even warrant a response but here we are lol. Dude literally said stealth fighters are useless because you can see them with your eyes lol
Elon forgot what a train is and made the hyper loop, a much less efficient mode of transportation. He's supposed to make government more efficient? Give me a break.
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Elon should focus on fixing the panel gaps on Tesla. You can see them from space
i think he want to buy lockeed stock, so what he does as a crypto millionaire? he badmouth the company so the stock loose value, once it’s cheap hell buy and use his social media to hipe lockeed and sell stocks at a very high price
What color is your car company ?
😂😂😂😂
F35 big backward step from the F1 11
Or traction control for snow
The CEO of Lockheed Martin looks *exactly* like you would imagine the CEO of America's biggest defense company looking.
The suit
The hair
The slightly sunken eyes
10/10 character design
Skunk Works can probably build a better ev car than Musk whole team.
@@reivang7196And it would go Mach 5 with a range of 700 miles and charge in 1 minute
And the Count Dracula Nose.
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies...
i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
Lockheed Martin unlike Boeing, is actually interested in innovating, and not just financially engineering themselves into success.
The CEO of Lockheed should just have pointed out that Elon Musk personally designed the Cybertruck. That's really all you need to know.
What....the most sold EV truck in history? hahahahaha
Y’all like to point out the cyber truck for some reason yet forget that Elon is far smarter and more successful than you or anyone else criticizing him is.
@@phillipmoore6249 100% due to name recognition, nothing to do with reliability of the vehicle
@@Slick-vo9hp Not smarter than Lockheed Martin that’s for damn sure
@@myusername3689 😂 Their jets gonna change the course of future wars? We’ve already seen what a few primitive $100 drones can do to multi million dollar pieces of armor and equipment, future is in that tech not in the past. Also dudes just speaking because he has too, it’s his job to keep a good image.
Musk's comment is like saying Canon and Nikon are stupid for still making full-frame interchangeable lens cameras when cell phone cameras work so well.
He contributes nothing to the conversation.
Sory, incorrect analogy. Correct analogy: Elon say, stop making film Cameras. Replace film with CMOS sensors.
@@eugeneeugene3313well there was a transition period between CMOS and film, things doesn't happen over night.
The NGAD program replacing the F35 will have sensor fusion and network connectivity between drones and fighters. So it's already in the works.
Elon says burr burr. Elon cult says burr burr.
@@eugeneeugene3313 Sorry, incorrect analogy... unless Elon was talking about Su-57, the best technology his boyfriend putin brags about.
Completely incorrect. Warfare is changing and spending hundreds of billions on systems that have niche applications are too costly.
Also, he does not seem to realize that 'small cheap swarm drones' are just missiles performing a saturation attack, and missiles that are not easily shot down are expensive, doubly so if you want them to have enough range to not require an aircraft to launch them. That's how some sci-fi references describe them: 'missiles are highly-specialized drones designed to fly into the enemy'.
Elon Musk acting like Jamming technology hasn’t been around since the 60s
I, for one, would love to see my entire fleet of aircraft nosedive into a mountain all at once, just cause someone spoofed their GPS. Unmanned drones are the future! _Somehow_
Jamming means little to AI autonym drones. The onboard AI software is given the mission perimeters and doesn't need a master signal to communicate with so there is nothing to jam.
@@jamesnevad6975 except you can jam the sensors the drones use, since I very much doubt any proper military drone is going to rely on an accelerometer alone.
Elon muppet has a big mouth
He’s acting like drones have not been hacked and stolen by our enemies. Iran has literally done this. Obama asked for it back and they said no.
The CEO of Twitter criticizing the CEO of Lockheed Martin .... Lord save me.
CEO of Twitter, Tesla, SpaceX, Starlink, Boring Company, Neuralink. Come again?
@@unitaper everybody knows who Elon Musk is , in this case he is somebody who knows nothing about national security (or government), and the person who his criticizing (Lockheed Martin CEO) is somebody who is laughing in the face of the defense department as he exploits them for money ,and lobbys them into unnecessary spending and war.
I'm against both of them.
@@unitaper pull your head out of the sand
@@unitaperand some guy owned united healthcare.. I think he was also a ceo
They are both garbage
Former fighter pilots "Mover and Gonky" addressed this and did a great job IMO. Drones don't have the ability to take out large troop concentrations or buildings, have very limited range, don't have the sensor suite that the F-35 has, etc, etc. There is a place for both.
@@Kellis6 lol its not a video game. Drones have latency. Human pilots do not. Unless you're talking about an always armed killer robot... nobody should want that.
@@Kellis6 drones can be jammed
@@Kellis6 At what range exactly? You either don't seem to understand how latency works, or the distances required for military operations.
Not only that, but drones are far more susceptible to jamming and interference than manned aircraft.
The only way for drones to be effective is to make autonomous killer robots.
It's very different to consumer grade drones such as DJI.
Oh wow! You can fly that across the ocean? In the presence of enemy electronic warfare counter measures? You must be a god of war @Kellis6
@PatrickRockwell24 a problem that can be easily addressed by recruiting and training more maintainers. going from that to drones is a giant illogical leap.
This CEO: Long, nuanced and detailed analysis
Musk: Hurrr durrr! iT’s sTuUUpIIId!! duuuurrrr!
Confusing marketing sales language with real analysis. This Lockeed bureaucrat should have to answer Musk question "What have you achieved this week" instead of presiding over a program characterized by cost overrun, delay and underperformance.
@@evitoonbundit2453 No one should answer anything to Melon. He is an idiot with a bank account. That's it.
Same achievements could be made by an empty chair or a partially used pack of bubblegum.
It's cool to see all the democrats take the side of big corporations, big government, big pharma, and such. They used to claim to be the counter culture.
@@evitoonbundit2453 it speaks to our education system that people can’t tell the difference. They’ve become so impressed by the unimpressive and incredibly short sighted.
@@tjayythedon3270 lots of truth here.
F35 is an amazing piece of equipment filled with incredible engineering. Just because he's rich, it does not mean Elon is not insane.
Modern Howard Hughes, without the Hughes intelligence.
@@seahawksfan9429Perfect example. Only add if HH was a snake oil salesman.
I've seen this scene before! And the one who proved to be right was Elon....
@@Cinconegativoprimeiro You gotta have a pretty brown nose to not think of several notable examples where something like this blew back in his face.
@@CinconegativoprimeiroLike he was right about hyperloop😮
1:17 windows jumpscare
Bruh
It hit just as I read this, and I was still confused lol
i was Looking for this comment xD
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Like on all videos that even remotely mention Musk ...
@@gror7849 Rename all videos referring to the twerp as *FELON MUCKS*. Because that is what he is and that is what he does. In that order.
Flag boy here is more bot-like than many if not most of the comment posts on this video. Nice try though, TrumpTwerp.
Is that you,Igor,pretending to be American again
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The most diplomatic way of telling Musk.. STFU.
What does Elon Musk know about fighter aircraft? Nothing.
Yeah but to be fair, he didn't know sh*t about rockets a few years ago neither.
Well he is supposed to know about cars but he is laying off thousands of workers and has unsold Ciber trucks sitting on lots all over the country.
@@jean-baptistedelouard5113he still doesn't know anything about rockets. he hired a lot of former NASA engineers.
@@RUclipsromer183all car manufactures are experiencing this
elon is stupid, he hires someone to do the work.
musk the armchair expert
Another low IQ comment.
I read it as the armpit general 😂
His companies have done more in their field than what lockheed martin couldn't dream of ! They need that government money to not be left begging in the streets.
@burnttoast9890 and he turned a virtual town hall into a breeding ground for misinformation and disinformation. Further dividing our nations. Two things can be true at the same time. Musk's companies have pushed forward (while also using government money) while he has also made many public judgments about things he knows nothing about.
No they have not and no he has not @burnttoast9890
I worked for Rockwell in the 80s, and the US Govt is almost impossible to understand, once you step back from the inside. Lockheed and Northrup and NASA and SpaceX are all necessary. But what is not necessary is the greed, the constant changes on the fly, and inefficiency of communication.
have any stories to share?
This comment section is full of spam bots
Including you
Just like twitter has become
@@DrVonNostrand😂
Always has been nobody like fox news
Don't warn people. Those bots are here for a reason. They know that Elon fanboys are gullible. Let them get scammed :)
Musk promised to optimize twitter. He ended up ruining it. Do we need to listen to every sound Musk produces?
in your opinion, everyone NOT corrupt and anti-1st amendment think he did a great job.
Russian paid commentor
@@Steve-yr5vi just curious. What is your definition of great job ? Twitter has lost a lot of its revenue since he took over. Its total value as a company has nosedived. Edison Research found that in 2024, 19% of the total population in the U.S. are using “X (formerly known as Twitter),” a 30% drop from 2022 and 2023 . So what are your metrics for your claim that Musk did a great job ?
@@atownofbigheads twitter lost its revenue because of the advertisers he told to kick rocks, that was always going happen. now he's making it back through user subcriptions which also help combat against bots. the drop in users was always going to happen because everyone and their mother started making their own social media platforms during that same time period. the only people who aren't happy on twitter aren't on twitter, or are using twitter to openly complain about twitter. i would say thats a success considering it didn't die out, and there hasn't been a platform that has usurped it yet despite them existing and being touted as "better", so the platform is still technically dominating the space next to fb
@@atownofbigheads He listed two. Read again.
Elon doesn’t understand Radar. It’s actually embarrassing how limited his knowledge of physics is.
it's embarrassing you think you're smarter than Elon Musk.
@@Steve-yr5vi it's embarrassing how many people simp for Elon
@@Steve-yr5viRaw IQ is no substitute for knowledge. Musk is lacking in knowledge about the subject-matter of military technology.
@@toddheartsound5451 hes done multiple things most people thought were impossible. Seems worthy of respect
A lot of people are, he is a very succesful enterpreneur, but by no means hes what he promotes to be. This f35 matter proved it.@@Steve-yr5vi
The problem with really smart people is that they don't realize when they don't understand something.
or morons like you can't stand how dumb they make you feel?
I guess there's different levels of smart and many smart-but-defective people in between.
But all the people I consider smart are those with PhD's who are pretty quick to cut off with "I don't know much about this topic" and focus on what they CAN talk about.
I think Elon's a great engineer and engineering manager.
A lot of his other stuff is insane.
Or: Maybe he's just pushing his agenda... Saying drones are the only way forward is wrong but if it gets his stock price up, who's the dummy?
On the contrary, the smartest people are well aware of how much they do not know, just watch Sir Roger Penrose for example, half the questions posed to him he just answers with I don't know - because he doesn't, and knows that he doesn't.
So are they really that smart?
It actually has nothing to do with intelligence. The problem is with arrogant people. Humble people know when they don't understand things.
I wasn't aware Musk was elected president - this guy is absolutely a super-villain in the making
Elon Musk is not elected but he a potential future candidate. For now he know how to cozy up to the greatest,smartest, supreme leader that America had elected for the 2nd times.
he's a puppet
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies...
i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
cause he commented on the millitary industrial complex...?
What is Elon doing there? He has no interest in what is best for America, he is only there to further his own interests.
He is there to line his own pockets, gather inside information to advance his own commercial interests.
FFS, he's a loose canon, drug using, megalomaniac and not even American to boot.
Biggest mistake long term that Trump will make is allowing this guy get a foot in the door.
Yeah have drones to escort Air Force One.
I think Musk should personally pulot AF1 over a S-400 system to see how well his air "assets" work when confronted with a somewhat capable SAM system...
Not yet. Wait until 21 JAN. 😁😁😁
He didn't even perfected his cybertruck and now he's criticizing someone's art work 😂
Drones need CONSTANT satellite connectivity...like Starlink. :)
Now you know the angle!
@@uruthrakNot sure what you guys mean but this is scary he lined starlink up perfectly for these drones in NJ and him and Trump are best friends sound like they want the new world order to begin
F-35 "Junk" as well.
And then the enemy shoots his stupid satellites down, perfect.
@@artonio5887 Easier said than done.
Losing the knowledge-base and ability to engineer next-gen aircraft would the an unforeseen consequence of moving away from advanced fighter jet development programs. This would be more detrimental that the cancellation of a specific weapons system like the F35... if no engineering team in the US knows how to build the next best jet fighters, when the teams in China do - you're in trouble.
I bet Elon meant the US should buy those fancy swarming drones from China. What could go wrong?!
You can build next generation aircraft without buying hundreds of billions in costs. Think before you type.
And yet reducing the taxes of corporations would make it harder to fund these efforts.
@@LordRykard9376- and you know that how?
You ever wonder why China and Russia have not even figured 5th generation out properly? Or
Why Musk is saying such a nonsense? - maybe because he wants to get the next contract, ever thought of that?
Lockheed Martin is his competition in more than one way.
@@snieves4- 100%
Swiss/German Oerlikon has demonstrated with its Skyranger air defense system how to deal with drones, even 1000’s of them.
The fact that there are new systems out there doesn’t make existing ones obsolete.
drones are cheap and can be deployed along with missiles/rockets, they can overwhelm AA very easily
There is footage of Musk suggesting future airliners will be electric powered, supersonic and vertical take off / landing. Says it all about how much Musk actually knows about the subject.
Yeah that waa him on joe rogan. When i heard that a few years back i realized dude is an idiot
People also thought catching a rocket in mid-air with chopsticks was impossible.
@ Catching a rocket is not defying physics, what’s more was it actually Musk’s idea?
got a link?
@ Sorry no, I just stumble upon it. He is being interviewed and was asked his thoughts on the future of commercial air travel. Like much of Musk’s utterances his followers take it as gospel.
Elon knows nothing about everything.
He built a rocket and caught it midair with chop sticks. 😂 something NASA claimed was impossible.
You guys just want to hate him lol
@@georgemelcerold stuff dude. Elon isn’t an Engineer. 😂😂😂
@@georgemelcer Musk isn't the brains he just financed it
@@JustSomePerson8 Musk is a hypocrite so I'm quite sure people have every right to dislike him
As a former USAF F-35 Crew Chief, I cringed at Elons comment. If you're not involved in this world, you better know a good amount before trying to discredit the world's most advanced stealth fighter... That's not an exaggeration, there's nothing else like it right now. I feel like Elon may have smoked a little something before hand, because he fails to mention all of the many drawbacks drones have right now that aren't likely to improve in the immediate future. We easily have decades before replacing them with drones is something the USAF would even consider..
To be fair, Elon's always smoking something these days. It would probably be easier to point out when he isn't talking out of his ass.
Someone tell musk electronic warfare exists
Oh yeah the Russian army has been one of the most devout EW followers
People really out here defending the CEO of Lockheed Martin
It's crazy. these guys scammed the american tax payer for 3 trillion.
Over the CEO of Twitter? About military defense.... Yeah, totally.
F-35 is a monster system and huge leap in capabilities for our Air Force and those of our allies.
@PatrickRockwell24 Considering there are no other Superpowers, no. But the US and its allies constantly test their equipment in war simulations and a US F-35 pilot who had most of their career in an F-16 had said there's no survivability going against 5th gen practically no matter the force size of the 4th gen.
China's J-20 will rest at the bottom of the South China sea, Russia's SU-57 will never reach mass production and even if it did would stand zero chance. They're immitations, paper tigers that have no proven record. (Except the two SU-57's that got HIMARS'd on the boarder of Ukraine.)
@@ArthurFisher-f1k This makes it even funnier that the US surrendered to the Taliban who have no air force at all.
@PatrickRockwell24 Yes, Israel used it to strike in Iran despite russian S-400 wunderwaffe. Perhaps try playing the video again and listen.
@PatrickRockwell24🤦🏻♂️ where have you been?
@@monsterboomer8051 iran doesnt have s-400 actually lol, stick to your fox news
elon is such an airhead, ill never understand why the world decided to give that guy all the money lmao
His vehicles, whether originated from him or not are here. They function as intended. Their sales are direct to the consumers without the unnecessary mark up hungry middle man (car dealerships). Tesla meant prestige.
Capitalism at work!
he's actually making sense, f35 is overpriced junk meant to increase lockheed martin stock, elon knows that, you dont lol
he was born into wealth and bought out the original owners of tesla
@shey_clonehis fathers wealth was peanuts compared to what Elon makes, per day.
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies...
i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
A CEO of a car company lecturing Lockheed Martin on what to do with war machines, really ?
This is Lockheed Martin we're talking about, for heaven sake.
so basically, Musk saw all the pretty Christmas lights and decided that all the lights in the house or on the streets should be replaced with those decoration lights
Absolutely spot on. Thanks Elon but your statement was shortsighted.
Lets wait a bit before assessing that.
Did you also checked you computer after 1:18?
Elon Musk thinking he is an expert on warfare is pure comedy.
Just look at Ukraine to understand that warfare is changing. Ukraine are using drones effectively
imagine you people unironically bootli for the most objectively proven ineffecient millitary industrial complex companies...
i bet you also think its fine and acceptable the pentagon fails 8 audits in a row, and cant account for trillions of dollars in spending...
He's a walking talking joke.
I’d prefer to leave the effectiveness questions to people who are knowledgeable and who have experience with the platform.
Yeah no the program is a failure, your hate for Elon Musk cannot stand over this fact
@@neo2190as opposed to your weird cult-like love for Elon?
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
Here comes the Military Industrial Complex
They are much more trustful than Trump or Elon.
The complex has been dead since the 90s, it's a group of around 4 companies that bought the other 70 smaller companies which made it a complex, it's just a military industrial group
@@majorambatukam Military Industrial Huddle
There is no such thing as air superiority anymore. You will never be able to close an airspace from drones
i love how they didn’t mention that the cost of the F-35 is one of the biggest con. Remember, developement began in 1995. each costing 100-400mill.
False. With the economy of scale, F-35s cost ~80 million per unit
@thenamedguy998 And what did the development program cost? did you factor that into the unit cost?
Of course you didn't...? Did Lockheed pay for the development? Of course not.
"Israel" and "precision strike" doesn't belong in the same sentence.
No ,it is. They targeted civilians.
They do.
The problem is not the technology....it's the obscene cost ! We all know that there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY !!! How much of this cost is buying airplanes vs villas and yachts?
A single manned fighter being able to simultaneously control 8 other aircraft like a Gundam dragoon system? Neat.
Leaks coming out about Trump working together with shareholders involved with Qarden Token
Bot comment. Be gone.
The man with 50,000 Teslas in storage and the Cybertruck.......what a trumper!
Bunker buster with drone = no
Precision heavy strike from 300miles away = no
Destroy a building with 1x bomb from 50 miles away = no
Intercept 100x rockets flying at mach3 = no
Intercept rockets from 200 miles away = no
Targeting 100 buildigs from 300 away and destroy them = no
You have to be at the frontlines with your drones. You cant operate from a save distance with massive destuction.
How many drones do you need to destroy a huge building? Too many.
Drones are very slow and fly very low.
The Answer is NOT = Drones OR F35.
The Answer is = Drones AND F35.
Depends on the Situation and Target.
You are right.
Elon may be good at building rockets but he should stay away from the fighter aircraft business, at least as of now.
Currently this is the case. there is nothing saying you can't make drones capable of these things.
What Elon forgets is that missiles are essentially "drones" already.
You don't need defense if you stop making enemies.
very cute wishful thinking.
that type of fantasy utopia doesn't exist.
The F-35 is a great Swiss Army knife. However because of the military branches all using the same platform it does not fit all use cases for an individual service. Sharing platforms is a mistake when the parameters required are too varied.
Also the days of Cost Plus contracts, delays, and overruns are over. Aerospace companies will have to take the loss if they can't deliver on time and on budget.
Well, Lockheed claimed they could do it - and then took 3 trillion dollars and 20 years to deliver 80% of what they promised.
@ Another victory for govt waste.
With Elon and Trump now working with Qarden Token is going to absolutely blow up
Yeah... most likely in your face. I'll invest in popcorn.
Wait .... "Israel", "precision strike" and "40k civil casualties" doesn't compute...
Right
The future is EMP defense to stop drones and small AI drones!
Emp will likely knock out the f35 and every other piece of electronic equipment in the radius too
F35 has emi sheilding on all wires
Also laser air defense systems (the US already has these)
Lockheed Martin CEO has conveniently misunderstood the term drone. Of course Elon Musk was not referring to DJI drones. He was referring to fighter jet drones equipped with artificial intelligence pilots which will at some point beat piloted planes
His response is perfect. He wasn't bitter over what Elon said. He actually acknowledged Elon's point. But if the enemy has a gun, you need a gun to battle them. You really don't need a laser weapon before you need a laser weapon. And yes, drone have a played a huge part in Ukraine. But what people have to realize is, that is a war where neither side has achieved air superiority. If for example Ukraine had Air superiority, you wouldn't have nearly as many guys on the Russian side sitting in Trenches shelters flying drones around. They simply wouldn't be as big of a factor as they are.
Does the F35 give the US a strategic advantage? According to experts, yes. Has its manufacturing and development been fraught with extremely wasteful spending? Probably. Knowing how much free reign military contractors have It's safe to say there's likely a lot of room for trimming the budget while still maintaining/increasing efficiency.
Sure, but I wouldn't leave that to Elon.
I think you’re proving your own point wrong. The reason why it’s such an expensive product is because it’s gives a suite of capabilities that is needed for modern applications. As long as radar detection and anti air defense keeps improving, the drone will be less and less effective by time if you do not try to advance the drone itself as well. And right now, drones are closer to loitering munitions than they are planes. It’s smarter to have a pilot who has the tools to be hidden and effective enough to launch munitions and drones without risking the hardware that made those actions happen.
Do you know who owns the IO after receiving 3 trillion dollars for R&D? Lockheed Martin. We're not only talking about free reign, we're talking about litteral scamming. It's not only probable, it's proven.
Lockheed wastes trillions on toilet paper.
Welcome to the Government kid😅😂
No
As a former Lockheed employee, I can tell you the toilet paper in the bathrooms is the best I’ve ever used.
I agree with the Lockheed Martin CEO. And I also agree with Elon Musk. Drones are part of the future, as well as F35s.
Then you don’t agree with Elon because he’s saying the F35 is obsolete
@@Noel-ro7rzthe F-35 is far from obsolete as you can see in Israel’s strikes against Iran and, in the last two days, the Syrian military assets … as usual Elon musk makes comments without knowing what he’s talking about. And everyone in the defense industry understands the importance of drone (and anti-drone) technology- they don’t need Elons advice…
Yes, sure, but Mucks is not the person who said that, so he cannot be credited with trying to advance drones, we were already there years before MUCKS got his bloomers in a bunch.
@@Noel-ro7rz Musk was saying that drones are the future. F35s are not obsolete, and drones are definitely the future. The future needs both. So I partly agree with Musk.
A 10 yr old would agree drones are part of the future as well as F35s.
What all these people forget is that all these technologiy take a tremendous amount of resources to make. Resources can be quickly depleted trough use or disruption...
The F35 only operational 47 percent and for every 1 hours it requires 3 hours of maintenance if you look at the data.
So what that is normal thing. You should look at older jet fighters
@@fridaynight3181The plane is about 20 years old and still has major issues. Its the pentagon wars all over.
@@rickyray4111 and it's normal. The country is not even at war. So no need to ready the whole thousand jets for no reason. They can fully operate the whole air force at it's peak if the major war happen.
They cost too much and require a ridiculous amount of maintenance with a supply chain that’s spread across the planet.
The maintenance requirements aren't great, contributes to a high operating cost, but the purchase price on the F-35 has dropped dramatically to the point that it's cheaper than many 4th-gen fighters. They've really leveraged the economies of scale on it.
And yet, F35 availability, once the maintenance depots get built, will be far greater than legacy fighters.
Bro, you've just showed that you don't know jacksh*t, just like Elon.
@@asquare9316 They claim that. I don't believe that for one bit.
Elon has AI and the technology. So why isn’t he making military drones? Or any drones?
One thing at a time! Elon has a lot on the plate!
@@Agent77X why would he make weapons for the government?
He probably will but not for the military and what they plan to do with DOGE and all.
I don't think it's Chinese jet can outrun a missile.
And again those Jets do not fly 24 hours a day they are on the ground and awful lot.
I'm kind of missing some of the points that he's making.
Wasn't Elons take on figheter jets literally just "If I can see it, then why is there stealth technology on these planes?"
Yes 🙄
"intragal"
Its integral. You'd think CNBC would make sure their anchors could speak English properly on air.
I dont believe anything coming out of this guys mouth. He charges $90,000 for a lug nut.
Shocker: CEO of F-35 manufacturing company says we need his faulty overpriced product
you mean the 100k EV truck?
PPL in the comments calling Elon stupid, meanwhile the CEO is like: yeah he is right, and wrong lol
I honestly think ppl just hate because they don't like someone even if he said 2+2 is 4 lol
Stop dk-riding Elon. He doesn’t know military warfare. Everyone just ought to stay in their lane.
@HH-yc7oz Dude the CEO said he is right, but pointed out the mistakes, I am not d-ridding anyone, you ppl are just blinded by hate lol
F35 is very expensive to operate
Why we need adversaries instead of peace
I find this man’s explanation of the F35 to be a generic justification for airplanes, without addressing the F35. Musk is right, jet’s are yesterday’s tools.
Jets and drones cannot preform the same roles (yet and for a long while) the awareness and decision making of a human is hard to replace. Dumb take
I think acquiring anti jamming capabilities first is more important than spending money on drones that could easily be jammed or remotely controlled by an adversary.
Imagine going to buy a new fleet vehicle at the dealer and when you have selected the one you like with the option to buy more you are told that further development will be required for 15 years and if you back out of the deal each one will cost you more as well as recurring maintenance as they get older will get more expensive. You are told it's more difficult to produce the same parts as they get older and even if you take the deal only half the vehicles are usable at any one time. All this but bonuses and dividends will still be paid out to the managers and investors...
Criticism from the man who is unable to deliver the tesla roadster after how many years....?
this guy sounds about 400x more knowledgeable and strategic in his thinking than elon who by now talks like a spoiled 12 year old who has been told he is a genius all his life by his ambitious parents
The US can't even keep more than 50% of the f35 fleet battle ready. 😂😂😂
Won’t be all drums or all F35s we need lots of options depending on what we did at the time
Can a current drone carry and precisely drop a GBU 57?
Ah yes the person that created the truck with parts glued onto it is criticizing a 5th generation fighter jet
How many times has her truck been recalled?
How many revisions has the F-35 undergone to become fully operational and delivering on what was promised? 3 trillion dollars - taxpayer money, BTW.
The correct way forward is to use new technologies to enhance our capabilities, not to outright replace our existing equipment.
Did someone say CEO?
Underrated comment.
Thank you for the advertising, bitcoin, bots. Glad to see it's now permeating video comments. Will it never end?
“I am upset that Elon musk said the quiet part out loud” 😂
That happens when you go from making cars to thinking you know how war works…
no more wars, please
Drones don’t carry thousand of pounds of ordnance for thousands of miles, yet.
Well they do. Problem is, they are called Cruise missiles, which don't pump up the stock price as much as drones
Drones will be more destructive than nukes in terms of cost and availability to destruction
I can't believe that clowns ravings even warrant a response but here we are lol. Dude literally said stealth fighters are useless because you can see them with your eyes lol
How about focusing more on talks to build and fix stuff like bridges, roads, and infrastructure.
But, What did Elon Say, that the CEO responded on? maybe i missed that in the videoclip... Weird.
Nah, your IQ is just low.
Qarden Token has two of the largest Tesla shareholders already; most likely something is coming
Elon is the single largest shareholder of Telsa.... so reasumme your usual position, they are about to turn the camera's on.
Hopefully our future defenses will be able to function if it’s cold out.
imagine if a network of 10 drones somehow evolve to take down a fighter jet
You can tell what unmanned drones cannot do by considering what decisions a SpaceX rocket cannot make on its own.
Elon forgot what a train is and made the hyper loop, a much less efficient mode of transportation. He's supposed to make government more efficient? Give me a break.
“We gotta sell the rest of these jets first”
The people in this comment section are all engineers on rockets and fighter jets but have never even shot a gun. 🤪🤪🤪
The guest at the end is from a drone company. Rep. from Papa John's will tell you that you want KFC.
Imagine having an airforce of only drones (no piloted aircraft) and then they get hacked, or even just jammed.