The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1906 - Russian Nukes In Space?!
Feb 15, 2024
A chilling warning from the House Intelligence Committee about Russia's nuclear anti-satellite system raises questions about U.S. security. The discussion delves into the potential economic fallout of nuclear detonations in space. Political maneuvering surrounding foreign aid bills for Ukraine reveals deep divisions within Congress. In a tragic juxtaposition, the aftermath of a Super Bowl parade shooting sparks conversations about gun control and community safety. The podcast navigates the chaos of political rhetoric and the intricacies of the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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Nukes in Space: Economic Threat
- Russia putting nukes in space is a greater economic threat than a physical one.
- Detonating a nuke in space would damage satellites, disrupting communication and causing economic hardship.
Nuclear Detonation in Space: Satellite Damage
- A nuclear detonation in space would create radiation hotspots.
- These hotspots would damage satellites passing through them, impacting both military and commercial assets.
Overblown Threat?
- The announcement of the Russian nuke threat was likely overblown.
- It caused unnecessary panic, raising questions about the motives behind the announcement.