Shocking Admission by John Kirby

Last week, President Biden made the bizarre decision to tell the world that the U.S. Military weapons stockpiles are running low, because why not make us look even weaker to our enemies?
Yet now, despite our depleted supplies, the Biden Administration announced that the U.S. is working with our defense contractors to ramp up production of weapons and artillery. But don’t breathe a sigh of relief just yet. Guess where those weapons are most likely headed. Not to our own military bases. If you read between the lines, it sounds like anything produced is also going to aid Ukraine in its war with Russia.
So the cluster bombs we sent to Ukraine – which Biden’s own spokesperson once called the use of “a war crime” – are only “a bridging solution” until what? We can make more artillery to send them. What about our own soldiers? What about our own national security? This is just more of Biden’s America LAST Administration.
We’re not saying we should ignore the needs of the rest of the world. But it is imperative that we make sure our military is prepared first before we start sending off surplus supplies and munitions to our allies. That’s not cruel. It’s simply smart. Biden is putting the United States in a very dangerous and potentially vulnerable situation. We don’t want to have to use our weapons, but we absolutely want to know we have them should the need arise.
And also, wouldn’t it be nice if the President of the United States would stop making the U.S. look ripe for attack? He botched the withdrawal of our troops from Afghanistan because, as our FOIA lawsuit revealed, he was more concerned about the environmental cleanup of Bagram Air Base. I’m sure that pleased AOC and the Green New Deal crowd, but it needlessly cost the lives of 13 U.S. soldiers. He watched as China flew a spy balloon right over our heads, collecting information about nuclear weapons sites. And now he’s telling the world that our military is short on weapons. At best, this incompetence is making us look foolish. What we fear is it’s painting a big target on the United States.
Today’s full Sekulow broadcast includes more analysis of John Kirby’s statement that the U.S. will be ramping up weapons production and where those weapons will actually end up.