No Doubt About It
No Doubt About It
Mark and Krysty Ronchetti
Episode 266: Oil, Air Superiority, And Public Will: What Decides Modern Wars
56 minutes Posted Mar 4, 2026 at 9:00 pm.
Cold Open And 40-Yard Challenge
Setting The Agenda For Heavy News
Iran Navy Strike And Why It Matters
Air Superiority And Munitions Shift
Are We Low On Missiles
Stand-In Precision And Sustained Pressure
Risks, Costs, And Public Support
Drones, Defense Economics, And Hormuz
Energy Independence And China’s Oil Lifeline
Media Framing And Narrative Fights
Parental Rights Supreme Court Ruling
New Mexico Policies Under The Microscope
Voter ID, Hispanic Support, And SAFE Act
Economy Perception Trends And Polls
Texas Primary Shock And Turnout
Faith, Scripture, And Campaigning
GOP Runoff Dynamics And Viability
Generic Ballot And Trump Approval
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A friendly 40-yard dash bet turns into a sharp tour of modern power: how a U.S. submarine torpedoed an Iranian warship, why CENTCOM is shifting from standoff missiles to stand-in precision, and what that means for accuracy, inventories, and momentum. We walk through the real math of drone warfare and cost exchange, explain how localized air superiority changes targeting, and break down why keeping the Strait of Hormuz open isn’t just maritime theater—it’s leverage that lands hardest on China’...