tucker: just we can understand the standard here, what is a fascist? so, if ashes is someone who is organizing a fast movement, attacking women, immigrants, black people, other minority groups in a movement of jemison gel my genocide. that is what i fascist. tucker: it is someone who is committing violence? someone who is committing violence in trying to organize other people to commit violence. milo yiannopoulos is a fascist. tucker: okay. so, he has committed acts of violence against the protected groups you mention? speak about he is he is doing, he is trying to be the face anda token that other people who are organizing violence tried to hide behind. in all of his talks all over the country, what he has done his whip up a whole lynch mob mentality, where people who come to see him or his supporters, not only agree with his views, but also attack other people. that was certainly true in washington state, when one of his supporters came and actually shot an antifascist protes
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jemison, the first african-american woman astronaut in space. dr. jemison, thank you for being with us. tell us a little bit about what they re experiencing out there in space as they are out there with this thing that is the size of a fridge, even though there s weightlessness, what are the issues they re facing? i think you had been talking about it before. one of the issues is that the coolant pump itself has a lot of mass or weight. even though it s weightless, you might think about being in a big tank of water, even though you could move it and you normally couldn t, it still requires you to put a lot of strength and effort in it. what we have to look at when we talk about this particular space walk is that even though it s taking three when originally they thought it would take two, i would never classify the first space walk as unsuccessful. this is equipment that s been in temperatures ranging from plus
final frontier, but should it also be a privately funded frontier? president obama thinks so, we ll hear from him live this hour. the future of the space program is one of our big stories today. president obama is at florida s kennedy space center, and we are less than an hour away to his remarks to workers about his five-year plan for space exploration. here s the basics. the new budget takes the space shuttle program out of the mix. it replaces it with more money for deep space exploration. the president is slated to speak around 1 2:45 eastern. you ll see him live. he might get there early. we already saw his plane land at kennedy space center. let me tell you about the plan. there seems to be much more focus on science and technological advances and less on transporting astronauts into space. the champions for pushing forward in those fields are people like astronaut may jemison, she joins us live from kennedy space center. dr. jemison, thank you for being
our capacity, even for a short period of time, of getting people up. but that $6 billion says, we want to make things move forward. so i think that s a discussion not about, you know, people interpret the cancellation of a constellation program as we re not involved in space explo explorati exploration. that s not either shape or form. that s a program where i m not so sure it was good to harken back to the glory days of apollo. we have more stuff in front of us. of that s what we have. when we have women and underrepresented minorities, this it diversity of people involved with solutions to technical with science problems, then we re going to come up with better solutions, not only about how to get us into space, but, you know, about drugs, medicine, all of those kinds of issues. we certainly hope there s not too much of a drop-off, because we all enjoy seeing that space exploration and those lift-offs. you need to enjoy not just the lift-off, but what comes of the work and the re