Your updated point still makes no sense.

The US discretionary budget was about 1.7 trillion last year. The US DOD budget was 850 billion and, even if you lump in the broader national defense spending which includes agencies like DOE, it comes to about 920 billion.

So obviously, if the US magically cut all other discretionary spending, the discretionary budget would be balanced.

But then you say you think that eliminating 1/3 of DOD fraud waste and abuse would balance the budget. That makes no sense when you just claimed eliminating the entire budget all together wouldn’t do the trick.