$KMB Kimberly-Clark Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $KMB Kimberly-Clark Tape Reports — 2 podcast mentions across 2 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-14 20:11 UTC.
But it also means that our logistics infrastructure in the United States, is also vulnerable to these style attacks. And I go no further than watching the videos of these Russian warehouses that are, that are equivalent to an Amazon warehouse, like completely turn into infernos through these drone attacks. You see them, it's on, I think, 14 out of something like 30 total of these, this logistics network have been, have been, are being blown up. And look, you don't like these warehouses, they pack them to the gills of product. A lot of those products include things that are vulnerable to fire. And you know, when you particularly, when you have electronics and you get into, you know, battery technology, just these fires become total infernos. And look, we've had a fire like that in the United States, the Kimberly-Clark warehouse in Southern California, in Los Angeles, Southern California, totally incinerated. Something like a billion dollars of damage was caused by this employee that got mad because he felt underpaid and decided to blow up the whole— or set the whole warehouse on fire of toilet paper. And the, the point that I'm making on all of this is just how vulnerable the— our logistics infrastructure. And there isn't a whole lot we can do about it. I mean, the issue right now, the, the primary offensive— or I'm sorry, primary defensive weapon for these drones that the United States military has been working on are these essentially, uh, microwave technologies that can sort of send out a signal and anything that's in the air it will bring down. The problem is when you're dealing with civilian aircraft also in the air, it doesn't discriminate. You send out a pulse and you end up with commercial aircraft or civilian aircraft that are also taken out.
Craig Fuller — Freight Expectations · Are U.S. Supply Chains Ready for Drone Warfare? · 2026-08-14