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▶ 6:28 John Coogan I had a hot take for a while that if I was the president, I would recommission the SR-seventy one Blackbird. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:36 John Coogan They're now basically the same size as Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics.

▶ 7:19 unnamed speaker In the West, this is including Europe and Israel and America, you know, Boeing, Lockheed, they subcontract out almost everything that goes into their-

▶ 21:59 Shyam Sankar You know, Kelly Johnson, who built forty-plus airframes in his career, including the U-II, which we still fly, and the SR-seventy-one.
▶ 22:17 Shyam Sankar You know, it was not Lockheed Martin.

▶ 24:22 Connor Love Lockheed for parts, like, you know, whatever, maybe good outcome for a founder, but I, that's not what we all play for in this ecosystem.

▶ 9:13 Delian Asparouhov And so the, you know, Lockheed, Raytheon, et cetera, Northrop's, you know, might not be experiencing as much growth as usual, but, you know, they're, you know, they're generally, you know, continuing to be funded versus all of the net new…

▶ 4:02 unnamed speaker Palantir, a supplier of software to Western armies and spooks, has a market value of more than two hundred and fifty billion, more than Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, and General Dynamics, a trio of defense contractors combined.

▶ 8:45 unnamed speaker Growth in Palantir's AI business and the expectation that the new administration will favor Palantir over old war horses like Lockheed Martin.
▶ 17:47 unnamed speaker The surge in recent months has led some analysts to set new price targets for the company, but its fast-rising stock has led others to question whether Palantir can ever grow in to its massive current valuation, which gives it a market… 2 times in the scene

▶ 5:50 unnamed speaker Palantir will never be bigger than Lockheed Palantir will never be worth a hundred dollars a share.
▶ 24:04 unnamed speaker And, and, and yeah, the big story has been that, uh, this year Palantir became the, I think the highest value defense company of all, uh, bigger than Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, and, and by some measures bigger than many of them combined.

▶ 14:08 unnamed speaker If you're Lockheed Martin and you like your, you know, margins duopoly or whatever, you're gonna just continue to spend to make sure that things aren't necessarily always.

▶ 36:07 John Coogan It's like Lockheed setting up a small, a separate small team to compete with SpaceX because the main United launch alliance was not going to work out.

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