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The lander automatically orbits the moon and waits there. then the crew vehicle is launched. the crew is sent to the moon where they meet up with the lunar lander. the crew then enters the lander and prepares to land on the moon. after 36 hours of moon time, the lander takes off, meets up with the crew vehicle, and returns to earth for a splashdown in the ocean. ah, so simple. golden spike hopes their first moon expedition will be ready by the year 2020. joining me tonight derrick pitts, chief a...

Spiking in the other direction. finally, the most important percentage of all, 47%. to his credit, mitt romney took total responsibility for his mall adroit reference to the people he had given up on politically, the im dependent on government help, the people he said refused to carry the burden that they should. in the end, too many people felt like they belonged in that 47% in romneys eyes, and couldnt bring themselves to make that man their leader. and thats "hardball" for now. thanks for bei...

While the rest of the health care system would spend $11.4 billion more to give the same benefits. actually, this is what the republicans would like because it would help them kill the program. im joined tonight by pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston, author of the book "the fine print." david, great to have you with us tonight. >> good to be here. >> the numbers are so telling here. why would the democrats even consider this in conversation? >> ed, stunning that they would do t...

To bring my own sandwiches, ed. >> well, i would imagine they have something packaged up for them, seeing that these former nasa guys there, they know how to do this, right? >> yes, they do know how to do this. and you know what? they can pull this off. the way they plan to do this is by using existing technologies. and theyre planning to use the infrastructure that is currently being built by the new commercial space ventures like spacex and others that are coming on line to fill in some of the...

might be. be careful with voting. you might go to jail if you try to vote. in the weeks before the election this year, an anonymous someone paid for dozens of these billboards in largely poor, largely minority neighborhoods in ohio and in milwaukee, wisconsin. across the bottom of the billboard, and in kind of small print, the sign said, quote, paid for by a private family foundation. excuse me. and for a while, that was all that we knew about who was behind these be afraid to vote bil...

so you see, you viscerally feel how scary this voting thing might be. be careful with voting. you might go to jail if you try to vote. in the weeks before the election this year, an anonymous someone paid for dozens of these billboards in largely poor, largely minority neighborhoods in ohio and in milwaukee, wisconsin. across the bottom of the billboard, and in kind of small print, the sign said, quote, paid for by a private family foundation. excuse me. and for a while, that was all t...

so you see, you viscerally feel how scary this voting thing might be. be careful with voting. you might go to jail if you try to vote. in the weeks before the election this year, an anonymous someone paid for dozens of these billboards in largely poor, largely minority neighborhoods in ohio and in milwaukee, wisconsin. across the bottom of the billboard, and in kind of small print, the sign said, quote, paid for by a private family foundation. excuse me. and for a while, that was all t...

Theyre rejecting it for the sense of rejecting it. howard dean, great to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. >> thanks a lot, ed. coming up, an outspoken republican congressman is fighting hard for a word that helps him do his job. well show you who it is, next. stay with us. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but im still "stubbed" up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesnt unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ]...

Van hollen of maryland tonight. good to have you with us. >> always good to when with you. >> you bet. are democrats united on this rate issue? we keep hearing it. now that boehner is starting to move a little bit and say that the money is going to come from the wealthy, yet he hasnt identified these reductions, where do democrats stand on rates? is that the bottom line? the rates have to go up? >> the rates have to two up, ed. its a matter of simple math, as the president has said. which is why...

Democrats to sign. and so we just need to get to the magic number of 218. so if we get a little help from our republican colleagues, they would be telling the middle class that middle class folks are going to get the tax relief, 98% of the americans. in fact, as you know, 100% of american families will get tax relief on their first $250,000 in income. >> yeah. why does -- okay. lets say boehner does give up on the rates on the top 2%. what are you willing to give up? where do you think the democ...