this is an amazing community. the cuban-american community has it so much love, i saw that immediately. what you've built here, a vibrant culture, the spirit of adventure is a testament to what our free cuba could be. with god's help, a free cuba is what we will soon achieve. [applause]
features photos of retirees sipping on cocktails and walking hand-in-hand in the beach. and the sales pitch? "it's always been that happy place in your mind. the spirit of adventure in your soul when your mind wanders to a paradise, why not wander at home. we've heard your call. welcome to latitude margaritaville." i like this. >> sign me up. >> tom: what do you think, joke with my >> they call it active retirement >> that is a booming business, people who want to retire in style, but they aren't elderly. it's not eldercare. >> it's for cool retirees. >> brennan, what do you think? you are getting there. there is probably a comedy club on campus. [laughter] >> i liked it when you picked on devore. anyway, i like to make think it's a good idea because get these old people drink and get their car keys away so they cannot drive. you know what i mean? they are bad drivers, all
features photos of retirees sipping on cocktails and walking hand-in-hand in the beach. and the sales pitch? "it's always been that happy place in your mind. the spirit of adventure in your soul when your mind wanders to a paradise, why not wander at home. we've heard your call. welcome to latitude margaritaville." i like this. >> sign me up. >> tom: what do you think, joke with my >> they call it active retirement >> that is a booming business, people who want to retire in style, but they aren't elderly. it's not eldercare. >> it's for cool retirees. >> brennan, what do you think? you are getting there. there is probably a comedy club on campus. [laughter] >> i liked it when you picked on devore. anyway, i like to make think it's a good idea because get these old people drink and get their car keys away so they cannot drive. you know what i mean? they are bad drivers, all
our guns are much more powerful than any weapons you have. >> isn't that antitheatrical to the spirit of adventure and ekts exploration that -- exploration that makes this country great? >> i'm down for it. i'm actually really excited about the idea. it doesn't say intelligent alien life it's not star trek, although that would be great. beyond that what i would love for us to do is think about if the global border if the border of our earth and outer space is one we should be allowing to be more porous maybe we would also think about the humans who exist here on the planet with us who need human rights and generating a set of policies that make our actual borders on earth more reasonable and humane. >> it's interesting, right, because we can think about -- we think of ourselves as an earth community but when it comes to interhuman relationships and actually creating a planet more unified or where there are certain -- >> build a wall in space.
element? how dangerous is this? >> these are experimental crafts. the one that we've designed is really pushing technology. there is a considerable element of risk. but the risk reward ratio is looking pretty good for those who want to take that risk. rick: do we have any idea when this is going to begin? when are the first vessels going to start heading down? >> well the one that we've designed was originally for steve fossett, and that was ready to roll out about a month he was lost, that was about three years ago. so we're pretty close, but it's all being -- you'd have to talk to virgin's richard branson to get that answer. rick: we will. we will follow-up with him. we appreciate you coming on. this is sort of the spirit of adventure is eupl that we were talking about that i'm glad to see is alive and well, graham hawks who is the founder of hawks ocean technologies, thank