they don t get symptoms. now, that s still a success in my book if you don t get into the hospital and have to be admitted to the intensive care unit. the one thing that i know we will agree on, the cdc needs to start tracking the breakthrough infections even if they don t lead to hospitalizations. you will see apples to apples, people who are vaccinated and how they deal with the variant and people who are unvaccinated and how they deal with the variant. doctor, thank you for setting us straight. appreciate you. stay well. sure, you, too. all right. he conquered cyberspace, jeff bezos did. now he is trying to reach the outer limits of space itself. is he? i don t buy it. i don t get all the fanfare. i had to find somebody to join the hay parade with me. neil degrasse tyson. the guy is all about space. let s talk about, you know, what the hype is and what the use of what we are seeing happen with this kind of pay-for-play in space next.
financed by private companies that could have a great future. yeah. and judging by the looks of it, the atmosphere that someone like richard branson brings along with something like this is pure excitement. you know, you can probably hear the music behind me and that s what it s sort of been this entire time we ve been out here since the early morning hours, around 4:00 a.m. a. they ve been pumping music out here, getting people excited about this, not just for richard branson but what s next for the future of space flight, space tourism, maybe experiencing the weightlessness. elon musk has set his sights on going to the outer limits of space. it s a huge step. it s an exciting one, even for the people down on the ground,
me and you just singing on the train me and you listening to the rain me and you we are the same me and you have all the fame we need indeed, you and me are we me and you singing in the park me and you, we re waiting for the dark well, a surprise announcement in the billionaire space race tonight. virgin galactic says richard branson will be on its next scheduled flight to launch july 11th that is more than a week earlier than the flight set to take jeff bazos to the outer limits. bazos had some news of his own joining the amazon founder and his brother on the trip to space on july 20th.
and interestingly this is the same judge who recently issued another pro-gun rights opinion related to high capacity magazines. that decision went up to the ninth circuit where a panel upheld it, and now that decision is now before the full ninth circuit. this is the first step in a long process. yeah, you talked about the judge having taken controversial stances. he s obviously not shy about saying his opinion. he also wrote in this ruling, quote, this case is not about extraordinary weapons lying at the outer limits of second amendment protection. the banned assault weapons are not bazookas or machine guns. those arms are dangerous and only useful for military purposes. instead the firearms deemed assault weapons are fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles. this is an average case about average guns used in average raies for average purposes.
stocks and short muzzles so they re easy to hide when targeting people in schools, nightclubs, theaters, churches. they if flict massive casualties over a short period of time because of their rate of fire, the number of rounds in the so-called standard magazine and the muzzle velocity of the bullet. and they inflict intense damage on the human tissue. and dr. megan rainy is leading a group called affirm research which shows as an emergency doctor what she sees in terms of the damage these weapons can impart. let me just jump in here so i can get to what else the judge wrote on this topic. the kind of damage it could inflict compared to other weapons, this judge said this case is not about extraordinary weapons lying at the outer limits of second amendment protection. the banned assault weapons are not bazookas or machine guns or