Topic: Poseidon

President Joe Biden stated in a CNN interview with Jake Tapper that he does not believe Vladimir Putin will use nuclear weapons, despite previous "Armageddon" warnings. Meanwhile, reports from WION describe the Russian Belgorod submarine, the world's largest nuclear-powered vessel, which is allegedly testing the Poseidon nuclear torpedo. This "doomsday" weapon is claimed to be capable of triggering radioactive tsunamis.

Russian state television featured Dmitry Kiselyov describing a "radioactive tsunami" that could destroy the UK using the Poseidon underwater drone. In the U.S., Raytheon CEO Greg Hayes told Bloomberg that while weapons are currently coming from stockpiles, the company expects to see significant business benefits from the Ukraine conflict over time.

John C. Dvorak reviews the musical "Disaster," a comedy spoof of 1970s disaster films like The Poseidon Adventure currently in previews. He notes the high entertainment value despite doubting the show's long-term longevity. Additionally, the hosts announce a listener meetup at Sparks Steak House in Manhattan scheduled for the following Tuesday to celebrate Dvorak's birthday.

CNN was granted exclusive access to a U.S. Navy surveillance flight over man-made Chinese islands in the South China Sea. The report, featuring audio of the Chinese Navy warning the aircraft to "go away," is characterized as state-sponsored propaganda made legal by the repeal of the Smith-Mundt Act. The segment questions the authenticity of the radio transmissions and the timing of the "classified" access granted to journalists.