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Continue to develop. and the president said he wanted it at least by 2015. the architecture. >> is this just about thrust? whats it take to get from here to the moon, im sorry, we got to the moon as you pointed out, decades ago. whats it take to get to mars? lets watch the president. f a lot of americans would like to get to mars. its not the number one ambition, a lot of people are just thinking about friday night and the next paycheck. but mars is interesting. lets listen to what the president...

Have us gone to the moon and mars. the president is going to commit to one rocket, a rocket that will be capable of us going to deep space. well go there between five years at a cost of $40 million. thats a serious cutback. meanwhile, with the whole program stopped, theyre going to scale back this proposed orien space capsule that was going to cost $3.8 billion. they said were going to slim that down a lot. >> and the crazy thing is we can spend a trillion dollars on bank bailouts. we can spend ...

Decided to go big. martha: as the president says, well see what the american people think about that going big plan come november and that will be the multimat sort of reaction to whats happening here. a.b., always good to see you, thank you very much, have a good weekend. bin laden bill that stalemate over health care taking a toll on the presidents image, check out this poll, 62 percent of americans think the president is better at campaigning, 17 percent think hes better at governing, 11 perc...

Commercial cargo services and for crew access to lower -- and the government should be invest not guilty pioneering the distant frontier, deep space and make those resources available in space, available to industry. >> tom jones is a former astronaut whose book is called planetology. take a look as we look at the beautiful pictures there on the launch pad at kennedy space center. tom, thanks so much. >> and dont forget to stay up late or set your alarm. the space shuttle will be blasting off 4:...

Important people on this subject subject. >> 21 years in the making, neil. jeff bezos blasted off for a historic and near picture perfect journey to space. really couldnt have asked for a better day and for things to go any smoother. they lifted off just behind us here a couple miles back from where we are standing at the launch pad here in van horn, texas. sort of a collective sigh of relief and a big applause once we all realized who we were watching. that the new shepherd had lifted off safel...

Get in space. >> neil: competitive jousting. bezos didnt take the bait. but what do make of that? big egos and one getting bumped for another. youre used to that. what do you think of this new wave coming? >> i think its normal. well forget about it in the not too distant future. one thing to remind everybody that is very important. inherently theres risk involved with space flight. so we can celebrate the day, celebrate what has been done by spacex and virgin galactic. its a tough business. whi...

Functioning with nasa in deep space. these two individuals, and this billionaire bro race, a good way of putting it, they are trying to commercialize it, this is about selling tickets for a future safe -- space travel. and virgin galactic, we have to remind viewers, has something like 600 reservations, going at about $250,000 a pop, richard branson told tom costello he hopes commercial flights will happen next year, assuming that today goes okay. >> and this is something he has been trying for s...

That in a moment. >> we do have a team of correspondents, analysts were following the latest from the launch site there in new mexico, the capitol hill, as well as delaware. but first -- q that special opening! >> we played it yesterday! >> wow! and also that music? >> we pulled out all of the stops. >> that is what you do. it is supposed to be blast off day, potentially a history making moment that could be a break for the future of space tourism >> just a few hours from now, billionaire richar...

Elon musk. i want you to react to this. >> elon musk retweeted a meme of you making fun of you for touching the edge of space. he reminds folks that his rockets can orbit the earth at 17,000 miles per hour. yours cant. not quite whatever it is, 2,300 miles per hour. is it just a little competitive jousting back and forth? what did you make of that? >> well, its corrected what were doing and blue origin is doing with the shepherd vehicle is what alan shepherd did. its a suborbital flight. were bu...

Running what? referring to an unspecified investigation. plus the standoff with the doj over classified documents coming to a head. rod rosenstein with a deep space disaster appointing robert mueller. we have a law professor calling what rosenstein did unconstitutional. the american law for justice report 30,000 e-mails exist between the e-mail state department and clinton foundation proving collusion and mark penn is blasting the entire mueller investigation. he joins us live tonight. first, an...