acxiom space is a commercial company.ir third mission to the international space station. is the first all european crew. there's a couple of big firsts here. first astronaut from turkey, first astronaut with the european space agency, acxiom spaces looking at getting to two of these launches per year. this is not the government but a commercial space company. ed: if you look at the crew, they are essentially personnel from different european space agency's. acxiom also has this kind of tourism element where private citizen or civilian can take a future mission. where do you see the most potential? the private sector becomes a service for international space agencies or the tourism element? >> i would envision their business model is a bit of both. was interesting about what's happening in the commercial space arena is that it's allowing an increased access to space. both by nations or foreign governments that maybe couldn't afford or didn't have the technical capability to build rockets and space stations themselves but

for acxiom, it is an important moment.e us the basics of this mission. >> this is the third mission for acxiom space, a company based in houston, hoping to build their own private space stations in the future. the missions have been doing with spacex, they had a contract to do a number two the international space station's. they are practice missions to when acxiom has its own private space station in orbit. this is a dress rehearsal for when they send humans to their own station one day. ed: what you said is interesting. i see the mission as more evidence to momentum in the public sector in space agencies handing over to the private sector. you know i love the numbers. spacex charges $55 million a seat to carry people up. acxiom wants to be the travel operator, the broker, the middlemen. is that a good summary? loren: that is essentially what is happening with the acxiom missions. and then they will move to their own space station. the idea is to eventually transfer or give the keys over to the commercial space industry.

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fox news contributor steve hilton, acxiom strategies' aaron erin perrine, and let's begin. watched the former president's speech tonight, for the iowa caucuses. very subdued. as trey gowdy said, conciliatory. more so then you have seen him in past. very diplomatic. >> very moving. he spoke a lot about his family in a way we don't often see. this was pretty much the perfect result for donald trump in the sense that he wins in a blowout victory, about that 50% threshold everyone was saying he's got to meet. he passed that. it's a historic win. but also look at what happened with the other two who are now in the race, haley and desantis. nikki haley had a disappointing night. he was expected perhaps to take second place. there's a lot of momentum, the anti-trump forces saying to look at nikki haley, she could come in second and go on to win in new hampshire and then it's open. that's not the energy she takes going into new hampshire. she actually seems a little bit deflated, but ron desantis is still in the race. he's alive, he lives to fight another day. that's the perfect ou

i've got a question you have like investing in acxiom and a multibillion-dollar evaluation in some casesfew months before it crashes at 19%. you get these terms the tokens are under still trying to pop it up the book deadline had been a nether year i would definitelyon want that to be a chapter. your description of this is accurate. so many of these crazy ideas got back with tons of money from venture capitalists. one clue is the tokens that regular people by, as you said have gone down a lot. but based on a report in the public information, the returns of the crypto fund are quite good. it seems like a good clue the smart money is not just buying the same thing the crypto people are buying. they must be getting an earlier or on good terms. >> anyone else are we will keep going? if you have questions just raise your hand will try to get to you. the issue of the ongoing nature if i had another month, if i had another chapter, you obviously are going to talk about crypto a lot now. at what level are you ready to continue reporting on this? or i have seen enough? i'm definite ready to move