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They re willing to excuse that. it is all about who serves the interest of the republican party at that moment it can t be situational politics if you expect people to take it seriously, as a party. look at the polling numbers. issues that are really important to the american people, whether it is immigration, inflation, the economy, or whether this crime. the top issues for voters, they trust republicans. one of the points are making is that it is not democracy. j.d. france says there how can you be preoccupied. or how preoccupied you are. basically, he met with democracy. hakeem thing by democracy all the time? look, i think if you listen to what tim ryan did there you get something very specific. he s trying to position himself as a sort of third political party ohio. the ohio party. he s in the democrat, the republicans. the ohio state university. he referenced george wojtowicz. ....
Department of justice is aware. they had already spoken with them, they are right now. looks like he was shopping for a lawyer that would essentially lie for him. because what we do know, one lawyer was a stalwart and loyal. knows the guy well enough, the way in hakeem i signing that. because that s going to give me legal exposure. lawyers who, do not retain lawyers. because they are now exposed for having certified the government. it s all there. yeah, this was a smart move. there will be some testimony that the doj would like from him. that might be privileged, but there will be plenty about what he knew. conversations he had with others, what he, observed that will not be privilege. and also might very well be subject to the choir rhyme fraud exception. and therefore would be testimony that he can give. so, you re right it stands in ....
Completely new generation, right. a lot of us around today never saw the moon landings that occurred in the late 60s and early 70s. to seeing boots on the ground, on the moon, humans, you know, of course throughout my career we had robotic missions, you know, going out in space, and exploring planets. put a human on for one day, and it could be any role that we have out there. so once you put humans on the moon, and we see this process develop of a space race, that s science fiction come to life. and hakeem, as far as the delays go, do you think nasa will still be on track to send humans back to the moon by 2024? a few days doesn t seem like much in the grand scheme of things, right? right, right. but like i said, you know, they say no earlier than 2024. ....
And everything is framed we re going to save humanity, right, but there are real practical reasons for going back and the two that are, you know, the most pressing are resources, right? we have to secure resources for our future, for our society and so we re looking now to the moon, to the asteroids and to the moons of other planets not so much for asteroids but also for excuse me, not so much for resources, but definitely the moon and asteroids. the or the is the geopolitical element of it. we are in a competition with other nations, particularly china. to the extent that people can grab what they can, those are the resources they re going to control and everyone is concerned about the militarization of space. you want to take the high ground in a military situation. what higher ground is there than the moon. that s a very good point. all right. stick around if you don t mind because the launch window is set to open in a little more than a couple of hours, we will have some specia ....
Time in this. this is something that is years in the making when it comes to moving towards artemis ii and moving towards what this all means, hakeem. this is about creating a way sort of a practice ground for further space exploration. that s right. when you re doing big things, you don t do it in one big chunk. you sort of build your way up. first, they are going to the moon. showing this thing can launch. we talked about how it hasn t been launched before, but there was a lot of testing that s done on these rockets. they re laid down horizontally. i have a good friend and colleague, dr. renee horton, who works at the test facility so i get to see the videos as all of this is going on. they do have some heritage. they just haven t flown into space yet. this is going to be the first time. then they ll fly to the moon with humans, but not land on the moon, and finally we get to our moon landing. you want to make sure everything is done right, there s no ....