Urgent: Trump Was Given Access to THIS – What Happened Next Will Haunt Our Enemies

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The technological revolution America was promised has arrived, and it's not coming from China or Europe – it's being built right here by American innovators who are turning science fiction into battlefield reality. In this game-changing RAW FEED segment, Gary Franchi reveals how Elon Musk's Optimus robots are now learning kung fu, Palmer Luckey's Anduril is deploying "Superman vision" helmets to U.S. soldiers, and personal flying vehicles are hitting the market at $128,000 each.

The footage is absolutely mind-blowing: Optimus robots demonstrating martial arts moves with human-like precision, pouring popcorn at Tesla events, and even reading "No Robots Beyond This Point" signs – then obeying them. Meanwhile, competitor Skild AI showcased their robot performing parkour-style movements, jumping over obstacles and scaling walls with athletic grace that would make Navy SEALs jealous. This isn't CGI or Hollywood effects – this is happening in American labs right now.

Palmer Luckey, fresh off taking delivery of his own Jetson One personal eVTOL, dropped the bombshell that Anduril Industries will deliver 100 Eagle Eye systems to select Army personnel in Q2 2025. These aren't just helmets – they're augmented reality systems that give soldiers what Luckey calls "Superman vision": seeing through walls, perfect night vision, threat identification through fog, and real-time battlefield awareness showing friend and foe positions. As he explained, "Anyone making contact with the enemy will have superhuman augmented vision that allows them to never miss anything, never miss their shot."

The Jetson One personal flying vehicle is now reality, with a 20-minute flight time, 63 mph top speed, and completely sold out through 2026. Bloomberg reports billions are flooding into the eVTOL space, with air taxis expected to transform urban transportation. The first-ever Jetson Air Games just launched, featuring four-ship formation flights and high-speed pylon racing – imagine Formula One meets Star Wars pod racing, except it's real and happening over American soil.

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The implications are staggering: while Democrats shut down the government over budget disputes, American companies are building the future workforce. A viral video shows a woman with zero artistic talent using AR goggles to create a perfect coffeehouse window painting by simply tracing augmented reality projections. This same technology, scaled for military use, means soldiers can perform expert-level tasks without years of training. Medics could perform complex surgery with AR guidance, mechanics could repair any vehicle with overlaid instructions.

Luckey's declaration that America must "get off the Chinese supply chain" isn't just rhetoric – Anduril is building everything domestically, ensuring our military advantage can't be compromised. When a senator suggested building a railroad tunnel to Hawaii (yes, really), Trump mocked the stupidity while Musk's companies are actually boring real tunnels and building real robots that will revolutionize American manufacturing.

The convergence is unmistakable: Optimus robots for labor, Eagle Eye for military supremacy, eVTOLs for logistics revolution. Every kung fu move these robots master, every soldier equipped with superhuman perception, every flying vehicle that takes to American skies – it's another step toward total independence from China's manufacturing monopoly. Silicon Valley, once feared as a threat to American values, is now building the arsenal of democracy for the 21st century.

While our enemies steal yesterday's technology, America is inventing tomorrow's. The question isn't whether we'll dominate the AI arms race – it's whether our government will get out of the way and let American innovation win.

Catch the whole RAW FEED live stream at https://youtu.be/QRYhGFmP17w