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Whole new one to come home, flying on airplanes would be really expensive. but these rockets, the booster, the rocket itself went up and came back down and landed, and also the capsule came back down. both will be used again. and that changes the economics of space flight. then the automation -- >> go ahead. >> anybody can go and you dont have to be a test pilot necessarily. >> how long until you think these flights become more common for people who are not billionaires or even millionaires? >> ...

So that would be a big, big difference. >> reporter: she said she recently started working 20 hours a week at a deli. >> mommy -- >> reporter: after staying home during the pandemic to care for her kids. the money will more than double her monthly income, but it wont last long. >> i have a car note thats 250. then my rent, then my electricity, clothes for them, shoes because theyre growing everyday. >> reporter: the white house says the enhanced credit will help more than 39 million american fam...

Contact — the england camp are in close contact with public health england about— contact with public health england about the situation for those two players — about the situation for those two players. they are tested in different ways, they have the fast tests _ different ways, they have the fast tests and — different ways, they have the fast tests and the more reliable covid tests _ tests and the more reliable covid tests. they have those all the time, so we _ tests. they have those ...

The i.g., and he wrote a report that was devastating to comey and devastating to mccabe and they didnt do anything with it. its incredible actually. incredible. very sad. very sad for the country. but, you know, i guess they felt they shouldnt, and yet this administration feels the exact opposite. if people dont do anything wrong they want to go after them. big difference. and, you know, its a tough standard, but hopefully you have an attorney general now that will be fair, but ill say that the ...

0 what i believe and like i said to the policeman, my weapon is my words and ill always use my words to fight for more freedom and a smaller government in canada. i will be back in manitoba. >> tucker: were out of time, maxime, were rooting for you, come to america. thank you. >> sean: by the way, tucker, i agree with you. welcome to "hannity." we begin with this fox news alert. the 45th president of the united states, donald trump will join us for an exclusive interview. first, a recap of joe b...

I can produce thousands of hours, radio and tv. i give strong opinion. outspoken, up front, i say that im a conservative. we do culture and sports. i am like the entire newspaper. i do it all. but they say they are journalists. big difference. >> gee, ive never known you to be that opinionated, sean. youve always been an objective individual. >> sean: im so opinionated that i think your daughter is going to be the best governor in the history of arkansas. im just saying. >> i know, you say it ev...

Into more clinical trials for more drugs. and they made that huge racket trying to force it to happen. in that news footage, though, there was that brief clip of an individual member of the activist group act up who the reporter said both helped organize that protest at nih and was also serving on a formal advisory committee at nih. a formal advisory committee at nih on trying to test and proof approve new drugs for aids. that happened. activists were brought onto those advisory groups because t...

The scientists, the regulatory enterprise, didnt fully appreciate that you needed to involve them in everything you do. because it was their lives that were at stake. so, i did reach out to them and it turned out to be an extremely productive relationship. they got my attention in a very theatrical, confronted if, i clown classic way. but they were fundamentally good people. they were not anti-science. what is the thread going through what is happening now is very much an anti-science approach. ...

Extraordinarily productive relationship that i had with the activists when they came to me with legitimate concerns that the federal government, the scientists, the regulatory enterprise, didnt fully appreciate that you needed to involve them in everything you do, because it was their lives that were at stake. so i did reach out to them and it turned out to be an extremely productive relationship. they got my attention in a very iconoclastic way. they were fundamentally good people. they were no...

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