opportunity. at a fundamental level we have communities in this level that feel a level of uncertainty, how they will be allowed to proceed with life, liberty and the pursue the happiness from businesses when you have uncertainty that s not good. that s part of what this discomfort is about. the other piece is opportunity and i know ken frazier talked about this on cnbc earlier today, a question about who has opportunity in this country to advance economically what happens to economic mobility going forward education questions there as well i think as a country, if we re going to be as efficient as we can be, if we re going to be as advanced a we can be, we have to get the most that we can out of all of our people out of all of our resources. from an economic perspective to me, carl, that s where this needs to go. morgan, i know that there s been so much going on this weekend, both on the streets and in business don t know what you ve got your eyes on. yeah. i think you rea
space smell in the vestibule. when we got the hatch open you can tell it was a brand-new vehicle with smiling faces on the others and and a smiling face on mine, just as if you had bought a new car. wonderful to see my friends and to see a brand-new vehicle. bill fromion from cbs. [indiscernible] can you hear me now? testing 12. sorry about that. saying what bob was yesterday, describing the ride up. did the first stage of the falcon 9 feel compared to the the secondw did stage feel, you made it sound like it might have been rougher than the shuttle on the main engine. was there a point where you looked over at doug and did not think it was what you expected? bill, you took the words out of our mouth. the summary from yesterday was good, smoother first stage and a rougher second stage then we saw on shuttle. on it while we were going uphill, i think we tried to verbalize as much of the new experience as we were having to make sure they were real between the two of us and we w
let s start off with aggression from bill cbs. can you hear me now? testing one, two,. loud and clear, bill. sorry about that. i want to go back to what bob was in yesterday describing the riot you are comparing it to the shuttle but i was more interested in the first stage of the falcon how did it feel and the second stage feel and you made it sound like maybe it was rougher than the shuttle on the main engine. wondering if there was ever a point when he looked at doug and said this is not what i expected? well bill, you took the words right out of my mouth. the summary from yesterday was good, smoother and first stage little rougher second stage and then we saw in shuttle and both of us were expecting. we did comment on it while we were going uphill. i think we tried to verbalize it as much as the new experience that we were having to make sure they were for real between the two of us that we were sensing the same things. let s go to question from steven clark.
question from twitter. probably for you, chris. from rick. when they opened the hatch to dragon have that new car smell? it absolutely did. in fact, there was a space smell in the vestibule that when we got that hatch open you could tell it was a brand-new vehicle with smiley faces on the other side, smiley face on mine and just as if you had bought a new car, the same reaction. wonderful to see my friends and wonderful to see a brand-new vehicle. we will start off of the questions from bill, cbs. let s start off with aggression from bill cbs. can you hear me now? testing one, two,. loud and clear, bill. sorry about that. i want to go back to what bob was in yesterday describing the riot you are comparing it to the shuttle but i was more interested in the first stage of the falcon how did it feel and the second stage feel and you made it sound like maybe it was rougher than the shuttle on the main engine. wondering if there was ever a point when he looked at doug
through this. judge jeanine: i know you will get through it. you people are hard working people in texas. you don t want to be someone who is taken care of. you take care of yourselves and your family and friends. but i want to tell you, congressman. our family lost our home in a flood. so i note havoc and devastation. how are you and your family dealing with this. what if anything is lost in your home or is your home lost totally. my home was not flooded. we had water around it. thousands and thousands of our constituents have lost their home. and you said it best. texans are very tough and resilient and self-sufficient. but we need help. we can t do it alone. we haven t brand-new doing it alone. neighbors helping neighbors.
i can t tell you what a great feeling i had to see these churches, individuals, cooperation. people from out of state. everybody pitching in and helping one another. all around my district today except for the parts that are inaccessible. it s even incredible