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there are called aldrin orbits. it is not the best, by it begins to pioneer a way that has now evolved into every other opportunity we have -- the speeds of approach by earth and mars are very low. there are lots of advantages to having to rather than one -- two rather than one. purdue university and buzz aldrin have publicized these things. it establishes a transportation system on into the future. not just once -- and you have to build another series of spacecraft. all you do is join up with us and get off when you get there. since 1985 -- not yet. >> a recent graduate and discouraged job-seeker -- the question is, you have had so many successes. what is an important phase you are set back that has impacted you, and what is your future success? you had no failure? >> i had to mistakes that i made -- two mistakes that i made. the worst one was before i left nasa. i went down to look at the next program after apollo. they had progressed quite a ways on that. it was two-stage and fully reusable. it would fly back and

here she is with buzz aldrin on the moon. she's like a living where's waldo. here she is behind waldo. you know what? i'd like to hear the president's excuse for this. actually, i can hear the president's excuse for this >> i'm very proud that in the first four years that we had as diverse if not more diverse a white house and a cabinet than any in history. what? i've made four appointments so far. i would suggest that everybody kind of wait until they've seen all my appointments, who is in the white house staff and who is in my cabinet before they rush to judgment. >> jon: for more we're joined by senior white house correspondent jessica williams. thank you for joining us ( cheers and applause ) jessica, all last year the concern about obama in his second term was going to be that he's going to go full on like socialist black panther one world government. now he appears to have gone more season one of mad men. what's happening? >> john, people forget, president obama is also half white. everybody was was so focused on black obama and all the black stuff he di

now buzz aldrin tells you how you can win a chance to fly to the final frontier. this and more are coming in the top of the hour. i hope you join us. stay with us. >> only winners in life? i wish that was not onliie joke in a movie. but our kids are now feeling more entitled than ever. entitled to good grade and good jobs . john said everyone is a winner message will back fire in america. i am with you. >> yes, it is already back firing on america. nothing that gets my dander up more than everybody gets a trophy. hey, little johnnie you didn't try. we'll give you a tropy anyway. that is a massive disservice to kid and all of the cunnelbaya moment we can't afend a little kid. if they don't try they don't get a tropy. >> what is for this, parents or schools. >> the trophy thing drives me insane. it gets them to come out. it ends like in fourth grade. you lose in fourth. my kid in and he lost and he learned a valuable lesson. you do lose. it is not like you get trophies until you are 25 . the other side of the story, too. all schools want to give out ink because they

thank you so much for being here, buzz aldrin. i know it's an honor, a living legend really.what was your first recollection as a little kid when you wanted to go out into space? what made you say hey, i want to go up there? >> let me get to that question. how many veterans are there in the crowd? [applause] i don't know how many of you know this, but i gave a hand salute to the pledge of allegiance, which is now authorized common not mandated, by the congress to help veterans identify each other in a crowd for the star spangled banner and the pledge of allegiance. it troubles me that so very few avail themselves of this privilege. it was a privilege and an honor to serve my country, and that's what guides me through the rest of my life. my answers are usually pretty damn long. [laughter] so maybe you can help. what was the first question? [laughter] >> we are going to midnight. >> okay. >> i was just asking out of curiosity what was your recollection you decided you would like to go up into space? >> the first time i ever read buck rogers or flash gordon. i knew that is some

a war of words between britain and aldrin taina but could it turn into a real war the u.k. prime minister says he is ready to fight to keep control over the falkland islands . and marking off its christmas in russia and around the world as people park it to churches and cathedrals for special celebration. international news live from moscow this is all she was me you lash above all of a hello and welcome to the program the syrian opposition and western leaders have rejected the peace plan proposed by president assad and instead they are again demanding that he should go in a red to address bashar al assad offered a national dialogue and a constitutional referendum to end the nearly to get civil conflict but he pledged to continue fighting what he calls terrorists violence and nations to stop funding his enemies assad speech was punctuated with loud cheering from his supporters but his opponents dismiss their dress as hypocritical political analyst marcus papadopoulos believes there are elements within the syrian opposition that will continue fighting despite any peace propo

applause ] "the following resignation is brought to you --" [ laughter ] i heard that astronaut buzz aldrinust finalized his divorce. he'll have to pay his wife almost $10,000 a month in alimony. you could tell he was pretty depressed 'cause he sat at home and finished a whole pouch of freeze-dried ice cream. [ laughter ] ♪ all by myself don't want to be ♪ [ laughter ] this is interesting, here. a new study found that our personalities change about once every ten years. and if you disagree with the study, well, just give it ten years. [ laughter ] and finally, everyone's talking about this. last week, a passenger on a flight to jfk had to be restrained with duct tape, after he got drunk and started yelling at other passengers. yeah. duct tape that holds someone in their seats or as southwest airlines calls that, "seat belts." [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! welcome, everybody. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] what a great show. as you guys can see, i've been -- it looks like i've been growi

axe academy head by buzz aldrin is giving people a shot at outer space. 22 winners will be lucky enough, one chosen on super bowl sunday. gets to bypass the whole competition to go straight into space. at almost $100,000 a flight that is no rare feat. can the revenue cover the cost? we have the brand development from axe here and in a fox business exclusive. i everybody is talking about all this. i see it on all the channels. you're getting money's worth for sure on the advertising. it is a hefty ticket. costs $100,000. >> $95,000 a ticket. melissa: sending 22 people out there, putting zeros in the right place that is 2.2 million. >> yeah. melissa: super bowl ad is another four million. it is starting to get up there. is it going to be worth it, do you think? are you nervous? >> i know it is going to be worth it. at the end of the day, axe is all about creating conversation between folks. if we're not creating dialogue, you're really not creating something for people to get engaged in the brand. melissa: okay. people are definitely talking. one thing they're talking about how, are you j

they are called aldrin or but's. it's not the best, but it begins to apply all in a method that has been devolved into every other opportunity we have good cyclists with the speed of approach by earth and mars are very low. there are lots of advantages to having to rather than one. not perdue university and buzz aldrin has kind of publicized these things. and it establishes a transportation system into the future. not just once now you have to build a series of spacecraft. it goes off when you get there. does nasa think that is a good idea since 1985? not yet. >> a recent graduate and a discouraged job-seekers the question is you have so many successors. what is an important failure or set back that has impacted you and lead to your future success? >> i have to mistakes that i've made to read the worst one is before i left nasa i went down to look at the next program after and they had progressed quite a way on that and it was two states that work reusable. a booster that would fly back and land and in orbit on top t

i told you neil the grass tyson -- buzz aldrin produce me to neil digress tyson, he returned my e-mailand the lovely form sent i make a policy of not commenting on new cosmological theories. it is dangerous. you go out on a limb with one of these things. eric, one of the members of the audience, we never met before but turns out he has worked with neil digressed tyson and in the got a problem you will read about all these alternative cosmologies which support in some way the big bagel's the. of course it is my book and i wrote it that way. any other questions? come up acquistion. >> not really a scientific person, you seem like a happy and well-rounded guy. if you don't believe in god or a higher power, how do you explain, how you explain your positive outlook on like. >> if there were a god, let's go back to einstein the talked-about spinoza's god, it would be a creative force in the cosmos, the very thing i am seeking. if there were a god looking at the universe, it is an astonishing place filled with wonders but also filled with nightmares. the people in syria really deserve to have

melissa: leave a man, come back a hero, what buzz aldrin is telling people in the axe body spray forny axe. they are sending one lucky person to space. the winner of the contest will be drawn after the super bowl in february 3rd f you're not chosen, don't worry, unileft veer will select 21 other winners during a year long, 61 country promotional campaign. winners blast off sometime between the drawing date and december of 2020. lori: speechless. melissa: this is bizarre. if you don't go you get $82,000 in cash. that is what it is. lori: i will like that. melissa: that is bizarre. anyway. lori: what is the fed's next move? the answer coming up in 15 minutes. tracy byrnes and ashley webster will have complete coverage of the federal reserve decision and complete coverage. don't go anywhere. stay here on fox business. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thin

aldrin. tuesday night on c-span. >> next, a debate on emerging economies around the world in 2013, including india, brazil, and china. we will hear from the author of "winner-take-all" on what it means for the world. >> the emerging economies were the place to go if you wanted to feel optimistic. this year, there is a pretty sharp slowdown in emerging economies and i think a lot of questioning as to whether they can keep up the stellar growth rates. whether there is something bigger changing. if the models themselves have to be looked at. that is what has to be looked at for 2013. we have outstanding individuals that are both known for very contrary and views on emerging economies, we will start with bill easterly. he is probably best known to you for his books that have been best sellers. why the west has done so much harm and so little good, a very non-provocative book. and how they both fundamentally changed the way people thought about growth and development. bill was named as one of the

. >> tuesday night at 8:00, apollo astronaut buzz aldrin on the past and future of space exploration,lowed at 9:00 with a debate on responding to a nuclear iran. and at 10:40, from brown university, polling and the 2012 presidential election. tuesday night on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: happy new year, charles hurt. what is your take on this deal? guest: i think it is a monumental mess. the notion you will take this entire problem and put it on to 2% of businesses. work.t think it will the president said this is the beginning of tax hikes and that we'll have more next year. i think he will keep going back to more and more people until they get it down to the earners of $250,000 and above. it is a tough sell for republicans and house. i do not think it will have as much support in the house that we saw in the senate. i'm blown away by the republicans that voted for this. speaker john boehner has run an open job compared to previous speakers. he has let a lot of things go on the floor. he has been far less of the hammer then some of his predecessors. i think that's

." >> brian: just i like to thank buzz aldrin, that was the outfit he had. >> gretchen: i was just going as logical as it was that brian was actually wearing a real nasa suit. >> brian: right. >> gretchen: he tried to tell me when he dressed up in that thing in the commercial break. >> brian: by the way, if you have a spider monkey, let it go because it's squarey. >> steve: squirrel monkey. >> gretchen: let it go? >> brian: yeah, because it's scary. could hurt you. it's got the strength of ten men and it doesn't like people. >> steve: that particular one, not friendly in the i don't like people department. when brian tried to pick it cup drag it off the set -- >> brian: we were going to walk. >> steve: you were trying to drag it off with a leash. somebody would have lost a finger. >> gretchen: that's when we promptly left the set. >> brian: one of the things, we owe the spacemen tin foil. i was wearing a tin foil helmet. >> steve: thank you, captain jiffy pop. >> gretchen: that was great popcorn. that brings you back. >> brian: yeah. let's talk about popcorn. yet we don't have time. >> g

here i am learning from buzz aldrin. i ran these companies, scale, for 30 years, raft for 13 years, i never baud an ad. never advertised. we advertised to hire people but we never advertised for the product that we did. i've always found as a good lesson, do something that is so cool that a magazine will put it on the cover and that's much better than a purchased ad inside. another thing, and you won't appreciate this until after you retire, but involve your family. in the things that you do. involve them. tania, this picture was taken by me, holding a camera up here and she's in the back seat of spaceshipone. it's when we were captive carry, taking it to oshkosh. she is the only person to ever fly in the back seats of spaceshipone. so it was kind of cool. she can talk about that and given the chance to let your family be involved in things is something that you don't think is important now but it's certainly worth doing. ok, thank you very much. i'd be happy to open up for questions. [applause] >> hello. yes. i was wond

and i just can't quite imagine that picture of neil armstrong and buzz you aldrin on the moon or ed white walking in space, in space suits that made them look like nascar drivers. so, part of me rebels at it in the first place but second, i worry about the stability of the funding. we heard a lot today about the need for stable funding and stable leadership at nasa. sponsorships, naming rights, tends not to be a particularly stable source of funding because corporations merge, they get acquired, they run into trouble, they have to scale back. will that be a stable source of funding? >> well, certainly there is instability in that but the look, the appropriations process has been a very instable or unstable source of funding for nasa as well, and so, you know, this is one way of reaching out to bring additional resource into nasa. it goes further than that. these are industries then that take, take a huge interest in nasa's activities. people who provide sponsorships then, buildout, we've been talking here at this table, about the need for nasa to be recognized broadly in the community. th