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Retired General John Keane testifies before the Armed Services Committee, describing the Department of Defense as a "third-rate" business operation. He highlights the Pentagon's massive real estate, lodging, and healthcare portfolios, arguing that these non-core functions should be managed by a Fortune 500-style CEO and CFO rather than military personnel. The show concludes with a montage of "fake news" clips and sign-offs.
NDAA 2014 Cyber Command and Offensive Military Operations
The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2014, specifically HR 3304, was signed by the President on December 26 during a vacation in Hawaii. Sections 932 and 1071 authorize the U.S. Cyber Command to conduct offensive military cyber operations and establish a principal cyber advisor. The act also includes provisions for cyber outreach to small businesses, which is interpreted as a mechanism for the government to protect the intellectual property of the film industry.
