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Palmer Luckey explains the flaws in the U.S. military's outdated framework and outlines how Anduril's innovative defense technologies are bridging these critical gaps. "Post Cold War there was a huge centralization and consolidation of the defense industry that was orchestrated by the United States government.” "You cannot make an...

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on the Hidden Crisis Facing the U.S. Military: “We forgot one of the most important lessons of WWII.” “[Today] we’re not designing weapons to be made by existing U.S. industry, but instead, designing weapons that can be made by what engineers know is possible in the ultimate limit, with unlimited money and time.” “[Anduril] is building torpedoes, submarines, and cruise missiles that are designed to be manufactured by the same [machines] and personnel that are currently making Ford F150s.” Remember how we won WWII… Rebuild The Arsenal. 🇺🇸

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Palmer Luckey believes the U.S. can still outpace China in defense innovation: "I truly do not believe that [China is] too far ahead. There are a lot of advantages that the United States can still bring to bear.” "Even if there's only a 1 in a million chance that we go into a hot war with China... you should be really glad that there's a bunch of nutty people like me... who believe that we can win that fight.” "Remember our goal is not to beat China in a fight necessarily. It's to deter them from invading in the first place." "Even if I'm wrong, this country needs people like me who believe that it isn't [too late]." Source: Palmer Luckey on Honestly with Bari Weiss Palmer Luckey Bari Weiss Honestly with Bari Weiss
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Palmer Luckey believes the U.S. can still outpace China in defense innovation: "I truly do not believe that [China is] too far ahead. There are a lot of advantages that the United States can still bring to bear.” "Even if there's only a 1 in a million chance that we go into a hot war with China... you should be really glad that there's a bunch of nutty people like me... who believe that we can win that fight.” "Remember our goal is not to beat China in a fight necessarily. It's to deter them from invading in the first place." "Even if I'm wrong, this country needs people like me who believe that it isn't [too late]." Source: Palmer Luckey on Honestly with Bari Weiss Palmer Luckey Bari Weiss Honestly with Bari Weiss

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🇺🇸 PALMER LUCKEY: THE FUTURE OF WARFARE IS A HIVE MIND OF VISION Anduril and Oculus VR founder, Palmer Luckey: "I’ve continued to believe that virtual reality and augmented reality are going to be a critical part of our military. The ability to have night vision, thermal vision, and to see where all the bad guys and good guys are, by fusing everyone’s view together like a hive mind. If I can see something, you should be able to see it. If a drone can see it, you should be able to see it. Even through walls, with x-ray vision and full command control through a heads-up display." Source: Joe Rogan Palmer Luckey
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🇺🇸 PALMER LUCKEY: THE FUTURE OF WARFARE IS A HIVE MIND OF VISION Anduril and Oculus VR founder, Palmer Luckey: "I’ve continued to believe that virtual reality and augmented reality are going to be a critical part of our military. The ability to have night vision, thermal vision, and to see where all the bad guys and good guys are, by fusing everyone’s view together like a hive mind. If I can see something, you should be able to see it. If a drone can see it, you should be able to see it. Even through walls, with x-ray vision and full command control through a heads-up display." Source: Joe Rogan Palmer Luckey

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on the Decline of U.S. Manufacturing: “I’m gonna sound like a conspiracy theorist… It wasn’t an accident or a failure, it was a decision by the elites.” Palmer Luckey explains how the U.S. intentionally shifted away from manufacturing to a “higher value” service economy. A decision that has handed immense power to China and now threatens the current geopolitical order. The U.S. needs to recognize these threats to the “American way of life” and restore its industrial base: “Reindustrialization is really about recognizing that your own destiny doesn’t have a value that can be measured in dollars.”

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey Appears Live on Stage at REINDUSTRIALIZE SUMMIT Inside a Robot Body: PalmerBot: “Dell was the last computer manufacturer in the United States.” “I think there’s a lot of people who want to pretend that you can’t make these things in the United States.” Interviewer: “Who is going to make an American computer again?” PalmerBot: “Well… I think there’s a chance that it’s going to be Anduril.” All-American Anduril Computers Coming Soon? 🇺🇸

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey: The United States really since the end of the Cold War has erected these ideas that the things that we're spending money on are going to keep us safe and that they're going to help our allies win any potential war that comes along. And then we've been confronted with this stark reality. Things like the Ukraine invasion where we realize that actually a lot of these tools are sitting ducks. You're going to have $50 million bombers blown up by $500 drones, and we don't have the tools that we need to stop them. Source: The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

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Defense-tech company Anduril built “Fury,” an unmanned jet powered by artificial intelligence and designed to engage the enemy before a manned fighter jet arrives. Founder Palmer Luckey says the U.S. is in a race with China to develop similar technology. "We have a pretty good idea of what they're up to, and it is not going to be easy to match,” says Luckey.
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Defense-tech company Anduril built “Fury,” an unmanned jet powered by artificial intelligence and designed to engage the enemy before a manned fighter jet arrives. Founder Palmer Luckey says the U.S. is in a race with China to develop similar technology. "We have a pretty good idea of what they're up to, and it is not going to be easy to match,” says Luckey.

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on Going Public: “If [Anduril] ever gets an investor base that is pressuring us to do the wrong thing, I’m gonna need to go in the press and say some crazy shit to scare them all away.” “We are going public… you can’t win an F-35 scale program without doing it.” “When we become a public company… we need to attract people that believe in our vision and repel people who don’t believe in our vision.” “A lot of people imagine that if Anduril goes public we’ll become like other public defense companies… less risk, paying out dividends rather than investing in R&D.” “But that doesn’t have to be the case. Even when you transition to the public markets you can take action through your communications, through your decisions, that scare away people who want you to be like a traditional company.” “Tesla is probably the strongest example here... they’ve cultivated an investor base that believes in what Tesla is, and they’ve repelled everybody else.” “I think it’s the same way for us. I want all the Anduril haters, and people who want Anduril to be what a defense company used to be, to be running for the hills.” In an October 2025 interview, Palmer Luckey told Bloomberg that Anduril will go public in “low single-digit years.”
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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on Going Public: “If [Anduril] ever gets an investor base that is pressuring us to do the wrong thing, I’m gonna need to go in the press and say some crazy shit to scare them all away.” “We are going public… you can’t win an F-35 scale program without doing it.” “When we become a public company… we need to attract people that believe in our vision and repel people who don’t believe in our vision.” “A lot of people imagine that if Anduril goes public we’ll become like other public defense companies… less risk, paying out dividends rather than investing in R&D.” “But that doesn’t have to be the case. Even when you transition to the public markets you can take action through your communications, through your decisions, that scare away people who want you to be like a traditional company.” “Tesla is probably the strongest example here... they’ve cultivated an investor base that believes in what Tesla is, and they’ve repelled everybody else.” “I think it’s the same way for us. I want all the Anduril haters, and people who want Anduril to be what a defense company used to be, to be running for the hills.” In an October 2025 interview, Palmer Luckey told Bloomberg that Anduril will go public in “low single-digit years.”

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on the Decline of the U.S. Defense Industry: “Look back at WWII… we turned our automotive factories into missile factories.” “[We designed weapons] based on what we already knew how to do at scale in American industry.” “I think we’ve lost that as a country… we’ve mostly been building weapon systems that require highly specialized factories.” “I want to get back to the basics… how do we design Cruise Missiles and Fighter Jets that you can make in a Ford plant.” “In wartime, Anduril’s not going to be building all of our systems directly.” “We’re gonna need a whole-of-country effort to keep fighting.” REBUILD THE ARSENAL. 🇺🇸

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PALMER LUCKEY: “IF THERE WAS A PRIVATE COMPANY THAT HAD THE SAME MONOPOLY THAT USPS DOES, AND THEY WERE USING IT TO SEND 100 POUNDS OF JUNK MAIL TO EVERY AMERICAN EVERY YEAR... THERE’S NO WAY THEY’D SURVIVE. THEY’D BE REGULATED OUT OF EXISTENCE.”

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🔥TIM DILLON: "I don't care if [Trump] staged the assassination attempt in Butler. [But]... he should admit it." "Just admit you staged it in Butler." "Do a one-hour special on Bari Weiss' CBS News... with Bari, members of the Mossad, and Trump, to discuss how they fabricated and staged the assassination attempt." "I will not think less of you if you admit to staging and faking the assassination attempt in Butler, PA. I will be impressed by the level of coordination. Explain to us how you did it." "It was the heat of the campaign, people do crazy things in campaigns." "I think Donald Trump should do a one-hour special on Bari Weiss' CBS News... with Bari, members of the Mossad, and Trump, to discuss how they fabricated and staged the assassination attempt." "Of course a real person died and that's terrible. RIP. And they should say that in high-stakes things like this, stuff like that happens."

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Free Press founder Bari Weiss on how her outlet is meeting the “post-woke” era: “By applying the same set of moral and journalistic values that we applied to the illiberalism of the left to those increasingly coming from the illiberalism of the right. The values remain the same—the threats to those values are coming from different places. And we should be judged on whether or not we are able to see them clearly and meet the moment.”

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on Building the Batmobile: “When you’re a defense product company one of the biggest risks is building the thing that you think is cool, rather than the right thing for the customer.” Anduril differs from most defense contractors who rely on slow "cost-plus" contracts. Traditional contractors are paid for their time and materials with a fixed percentage of profit on top. Instead, Anduril is a Defense Product Company, they build systems with their own money to move faster at lower costs. Palmer Luckey walks through the four critical questions he asks before deciding to build a product. And tells the story of the “Anduril Sentry Tank”, one of Anduril’s first products that failed due to political problems. “We still have two prototypes that sit in our warehouse waiting for the world to change.”

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on the Decline of U.S. Manufacturing: “I’m gonna sound like a conspiracy theorist… it wasn’t an accident or a failure, it was a decision by the elites.” “The elites decided that they were going to reform the United States in the image of what they wanted.” “They wanted us to move ‘higher on the value chain’… get away from the making and into the design, and become a service economy.” “If you rely on your strongest geopolitical adversary for all the things that make the American way of life possible… how are you ever going to negotiate with them?” “Reindustrialization is about recognizing your own destiny doesn’t have a value that can be measured in dollars.” 🇺🇸
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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on the Decline of U.S. Manufacturing: “I’m gonna sound like a conspiracy theorist… it wasn’t an accident or a failure, it was a decision by the elites.” “The elites decided that they were going to reform the United States in the image of what they wanted.” “They wanted us to move ‘higher on the value chain’… get away from the making and into the design, and become a service economy.” “If you rely on your strongest geopolitical adversary for all the things that make the American way of life possible… how are you ever going to negotiate with them?” “Reindustrialization is about recognizing your own destiny doesn’t have a value that can be measured in dollars.” 🇺🇸

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on Drone Warfare: “I don’t think China is going to adopt drones the same way that you’ve seen heavy adoption in Russia and Ukraine.” “[China] has such an enormous surplus of single men… their calculus is just completely different.” The U.S. must avoid overlearning from the war in Ukraine and focus on building a war machine with the primary goal of deterring China. The deciding factor in a China conflict will be attritable mass with large stockpiles of missiles, combat aircraft and subsea systems. As Foreign Affairs notes, focusing too heavily on small drones risks losing our edge in the capabilities that actually dominate the Pacific.

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"Facebook told me I couldn't publish it. They said, we won't let you make the statement. You cannot make the statement because it frames the media as the bad guy." "What's even crazier was that they maintained for years and years and years that I was not fired for my politics. Mark got asked about it when he was in front of Congress, you know, why did you fire Palmer Luckey? And he said, I don't think that's an appropriate...He said, you have to answer the question." Palmer Luckey
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"Facebook told me I couldn't publish it. They said, we won't let you make the statement. You cannot make the statement because it frames the media as the bad guy." "What's even crazier was that they maintained for years and years and years that I was not fired for my politics. Mark got asked about it when he was in front of Congress, you know, why did you fire Palmer Luckey? And he said, I don't think that's an appropriate...He said, you have to answer the question." Palmer Luckey

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"It's important to get the right people. It's even more important to repel the wrong people." Palmer Luckey explains the idea behind their "Don't Work for Anduril" recruiting campaign: "When you're doing something early, and it's really crazy and new, you only get the true believers—the people who are there because they want to be. They believe in what you're doing, and they could be making more money elsewhere." "We did a commercial where we showed people how you have to go out in the field, work in the dirt, your hours are unpredictable, and you might see your family—you also might not." "There's a guy in the ad, and he complains throughout the ad about how awful it is. And then, at the end, he says, 'Don't work at Anduril.'" Source: Palmer Luckey on a16z crypto

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