Have live coverage. Heres a portion of todays coverage courtesy of nasa tv. The astronauts. [cheering] they each made this journey twice before, for the Space Shuttle missions. But they have never done this in the spacex space suit, theyve never done it together theyve never done it on their way to head to ay commercially dealt rocket in space. Putting astra down in one time its a new era in space travel. They are writing an tesla model exes. They have been equipped with cooling units. Once they sit inside that umbilical i was referring to earlier will connect to the spacesuit to provide cooling where they are inside the vehicle. You can see them talking and waving with their families now. We sell them to a virtual hug with their sons. Megan and karen and their sons here. They are the dads. The dads yet. So awesome. Bob split his family kiss, doug got to take his n wife and son up to the pad on the tower yesterday they tweeted out a photo that was so cool. I saw that picture it had a p
Need to get done. And then making sure on the issues side, on the policy side, but also getting the team put in place as well. And so, on the side of issues, most representatives come in with some type of learning curve to learn issues, but youre coming in in the middle, where youre dealing with issues like a debt ceiling and a budget situation. How do you bring yourself up to speed in order to make the votes and the decisions you have to make . Well, im a fairly studious individual, so i spend every single evening catching up on issues and as many briefings as i can get to i go to. So, yesterday we had a very good budget briefing, we had a tax reform briefing yesterday evening. And then, frankly, my colleagues, not just from the georgia delegation, but from across the entire caucus, have been extraordinarily helpful in being willing to spend time with me, if its before a set of votes in committee, a bill markup to help me get up to speed and answer all my questions. So, thats been rea
Watching us on cspan. Kate obenchain has a long history with Young Americas Foundation. She is the alumnus of our programs, has been a popular speaker for more than 25 years and has served as both Vice President and director of the foundation. She is also a frequent fox news guest and author. In addition, kate has been the chief of staff for senator george allen and was the first woman chair of the virginia gop. However, among her many accomplishments, i would guess kate is most proud to be the mother of six children. Please join me in welcoming kate ob obenchain. [ applause ] okay, i am beside myself. I am so excited about this i usually have to stand up here and talk and yall get sleepy looking. Thats another going to happen today because i have the pleasure of introducing to you someone who is a good friend of mine, but i have admired her for decades. And when it was announced that this lady was going to take over running the trump campaign, i, somebody who had been a little, mm, no
Minutes. It is so awesome, so amazing. What i really liked is the james webb pictures. How i got into space is i was a little kid in tahoe looking at the night sky and i got a telescope when i was 11. One of the first things i looked at was saturn and there were rings around it. I had seen pictures in books but here i was and i could actually see the rings. I have been a space junkie ever since. I have worked in rockets over 30 years and now i have the pleasure of helping put this conference on together with aiaa. I want to thank everyone who has made this happen. It was not me. Our guiding coalition, collaborative and Technical Program chairs, over 400 speakers. I want to thank you all for giving your time and everyone is prepared. You will hear some really cool things. We also have our sponsor by privateer. We will be hearing from them over the three days. Our diversity scholars, 27 this year. We had about 12 last year. This video is a precursor of the things you are going to see. Th
Institute of aeronautics and astronautics in las vegas. They talked about the importance of publicprivate partnerships and human robotics in the exploration of space. This runs an hour and 20 minutes. It is so awesome, so amazing. What i really liked is the james webb pictures. How i got into space is i was a little kid in tahoe looking at the night sky and i got a telescope when i was 11. One of the first things i looked at was saturn and there were rings around it. I had seen pictures in books but here i was and i could actually see the rings. I have been a space junkie ever since. I have worked in rockets over 30 years and now i have the pleasure of helping put this conference on together with aiaa. I want to thank everyone who has made this happen. It was not me. Our guiding coalition, collaborative and Technical Program chairs, over 400 speakers. I want to thank you all for giving your time and everyone is prepared. You will hear some really cool things. We also have our sponsor b