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By a small rocket. the booster that launched them also amazingly returned safely so it can be reused and landed vertically. tech logically a huge achievement. a short time later i spoke with jeff bezos and his brother mark inside a training capsule which is virtually identical to the one that car thed them into space. you spent summers on your granddad's ranch in south texas. i imagine looking up at the sky and stars. what do you think your grandfather would think about you and mark today? >> we called him pop, and he was a gigantic figure in our lives. we spent a lot of time with him. i think...

As i said from 3 miles away standing here when it went off, it was so loud. it was incredible. onboard the new shepherd amazon founder jeff bezos and his brother mark, and also 82-year-old wally funk who became the oldest person ever in space and 18-year-old oliver damen who was the youngest. they felt thee time the force of gravity during the climb. for a few brief minutes they felt the weight of the world disappear. >> okay, oh, wow. >> oh, wow, that's incredible. >> whoo! >> i love each of them had the same reaction. oh, wow. what else can you say? soon, probably too soon they were drifting...

Things we can do tech logically and so on but summoning the energies of this country to do something unbelievably hard. when you look at this country rose to a great challenge, overcoming the great depression, going to the moon, i think where he could be standing taller. right now we're in a mode i think we're thinking about it mostly through the perspective of guilt. using a straw, eating a burger am i part of the problem? yes, but we could all be part of the solution. not only calling on the powers of our government to ensure industry is held accountable for their pollution, we cleanup our e...

These two events, particularly the last one as i said, the synagogue, which just strikes me as a terrible, terrible sign. some kind of a canary in a coal mine. >> well, thanks for having me. the frame i look at all this goes back to a column i wrote a week before the election. i quoted one of my features who said we're living in an age of moral arousal. moral arousal is good thing when people are aroused against racism and anti-semitism and abuse by men to women in the workplace. it can easily lapse into moral outrage, and then you find yourself in a huge storm. and that's where we really are ...

Some doubt about the electoral process. and one of the machines, and there's some ambiguity about the voter registration list and there's a scandal about it, that sews doubt about the integrity of our election. it's pretty easy to do tech logically, and as michael just said, there are some basic things to do to stop that including a paper trail, to have paper that can be audited in the case of a computer malfunction. but right now there's a dozen states that we don't do that, and nobody in the federal government is talking about the need to do that. that is policy decision that we have to take...