Charlie Kirk criticized the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on his show, revealing a list of congressmen, including the many Republicans, who supported the $866 billion allocation to the Department of Defense.

“We are not doing anything to make the military the finest fighting force on the planet,” Kirk said, adding that it’s “total and complete capitulation.”

Kirk deemed the NDAA a “disaster,” arguing it failed to address “woke nonsense” and contributed to a decline in military enrollment. Despite claims that the NDAA is essential for funding the military, Kirk emphasized the absence of concessions to eliminate elements like pro-LGBT initiatives and anti-white sentiments.

NDAA HEADING TO BIDEN FOR SIGNATURE

More Dems vote to pass the annual pentagon policy bill than republicans. pic.twitter.com/wwYlmGLOHV

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He highlighted the original House GOP bill’s efforts to address various concerns, such as taxpayer-funded abortion travel bans and climate agendas, which were ultimately compromised. Out of the 147 Republicans who voted for the NDAA, Kirk perceived it as a “total and complete capitulation” rather than a move toward strengthening the military.

147 Republicans voted for this act.

The list of congressmen who voted for the NDAA is below: