buzz aldrin, the great astronaut, highly respected. but i thought it was unusual, because we have a lot of people that endorsed us and thought it was -- did you notice, "the washington post," the "los angeles times," all these papers they're not endorsing anybody. you know what they're really saying? because they only endorse democrats. they're saying this democrat is no good, they're no good, and think i'm doing a great job, they just don't want to say it. and "usa today," congratulations. i just heard "usa today" has not endorsed -- they said, we're not going to endorse. that means they think she's no good. buzz aldrin is very interesting, because -- great astronaut, but he's not the youngest person in this room, but he's very sound man and great, looks fantastic. what he did is he said i've never endorsed anybody in my life before, like general kellogg. i've never endorsed -- he started endorsing me about a minute after i announced i was running. he's a smart general, right? one minute or was it 30 seconds? buzz aldrin, the first ti

maybe he's confused and thinks maga stands for "moon: aldrin go again?" big story in the selection is kamala harris going down to washington last night where she delivered a speech specifically designed to purple trump's nurple, because harris gave it at the ellipse, the same place where donald trump held his "let's go beat up some cops" rally on january 6 and she had 75,000 people there, compared to a mere 53,000 people who attended trumps rally. "mine just lumped smaller because it was january, and you know -- you know how the cold gives a big crowd the shrinking dinks, you know what i'm saying?" before the rally even started, the harris campaign took a subtle dig at the only thing that makes trump happy. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: [exaggerated accent] hold on, wait a second! that is my song! now the democrats have it and you know they are going to turn it into some kind of gay anthem! they are going to gay up the song! what is that! i don't understand. poor mr. leather man. poor mr. leatherman and mrs. leatherman. [normal voice] when harris took the stage, she di

aldrin also praised trump's approach to space exploration including his creation of the space force.d and gathering candy today and this one endorsed donald trump. >> todd: astronauts you see with candy are not real it's a costume. "fox & friends" now. >> carley: have a great day. >> brian: all right,

president trump getting out of this world endorsement from astronaut buzz aldrin americans face difficult challenges at home and abroad. the presidency requires decisiveness and calm under pressure that few have a natural ability to manage or the life experience to successfully undertake. i believe we are best-served by voting for donald trump. and i wholeheartedly endorse him for president of the united states. aldrin also praised trump's approach to space exploration including his creation of the space force. might see some astronauts walking around and gathering candy today and this one endorsed donald trump. >> todd: astronauts you see with candy are not real it's a costume. "fox & friends" now. >> carley: have a great day. >> brian: all right, here we go. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, thursday, october 31st, halloween. "fox & friends." trump takes out the trash. >> steve: boo! [laughter] >> ainsley: just trying to scare you. >> brian: really terrified me. riding shotgun to rally garbage truck after biden called them garbage. >> 250 million americans are not garbage. [cheers] >> ainsle

so thank you buzz aldrin. i'd like him, too. i've always admired him.ly don't know how many we have because those borders have been open so badly. other countries can tell you approximate what they have. i don't think this country can but let's say you have 350 million people. if she won you have 600 million people and about three years. you would have open borders the whole world every criminal from all over the world we will have the present anyway but we're going to deport them out of here. but let's say 225 million people she's essentially and he's calling them garbage. she hated that last night when shared that. although honestly i don't think she smart enough to know what it really means. what that meant that makes deplorable look like baby stuff, right? deplorable remember hillary? she said deplorable and irredeemable and i said what a terrible term to use the word irredeemable. i didn't -- set out irredeemable i think it's worse, right? do you know what is worse anything? garbage. we are garbage. we are garbage. and i called you the heart and so

aldrin also commented on trump's friendship with elon musk.n musk a visionary in private space exploration. he likes what he's seeing. he says the country needs a leader with firmness and follow-through. stuart: okay. who would have thought space would be an interesting factor in this election, but maybe it is. lauren: spy satellites? stuart: yes. we're twinge to discuss that. check out the market as we approach the opening bell. down 240 on the dow, down 145 on the nasdaq and, yes, the opening bell is next. ♪ ♪ if your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. plus advanced security. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. powering possibilities. comcast business. power's out. dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take

buzz aldrin and neil armstrong and michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing. and they received this medal in 97. the state of colorado gave us the statue of jack swagger for his as an astronaut on apollo 13. and as a staff director of, the house committee on science and technology. and now, in 2024, we the honor and the and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on whose shoulders all of those astronauts actually at a time when america. that's right. and that's an applause line. at a time in america when our nation was divided by color and often by gender, these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been unwelcomed. they excel old in science and math and made ground breaking contributions in aeronautics. but these women didn't just crunch numbers and solve equations for the space program. they actually laid the very foundation upon which our launched and our astronauts flew and our nation soared. and although we call them figures, we shouldn't think of them merely as supporting characters. the american sto

buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing and also received this medal. in 1997 the state of colorado give us a statute of jack swagger for his time as an astronaut on apollo 13 and as a staff director of the house committee on science and technology. in 2024 beget the honor and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on whose shoulders all of those astronauts actually stood. at a time -- that is right. that is an applause line. at a time when our nation was divided by color and often gender these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been on welcome. they excelled in science and math and made groundbreaking contributions and aeronautics. these women didn't just crunch numbers and solve equations for the space program. family the very foundation upon which our pockets launched and our astronauts flew. although we call them hidden figures we shouldn't think of them as supporting characters in the american story of space exploration here they were the engineers and math petitions

buzz aldrin and neil armstrong and michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing. and they received this medal in 97. the state of colorado gave us the statue of jack swagger for his as an astronaut on apollo 13. and as a staff director of, the house committee on science and technology. and now, in 2024, we the honor and the and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on whose shoulders all of those astronauts actually at a time when america. that's right. and that's an applause line. at a time in america when our nation was divided by color and often by gender, these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been unwelcomed. they excel old in science and math and made ground breaking contributions in aeronautics. but these women didn't just crunch numbers and solve equations for the space program. they actually laid the very foundation upon which our launched and our astronauts flew and our nation soared. and although we call them figures, we shouldn't think of them merely as supporting characters. the american sto

in 1969, buzz aldrin and neil armstrong, michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing and received this medal. in 1997, the state of colorado gave us a statue of jack swaggart for his time as astronaut on apollo 13 and as a staff director of the house committee on science and technology. now in 2024, we get the honor and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on his shoulders all of those astronauts actually stood. at a time when america, that's right, that is an applause moment. [ applause ] >> a time in america when the nation divided by color and gender, these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been on welcomed. they excelled in science and math and made groundbreaking contributions in aeronautics. these women did not just crunch numbers and cell problems for the space program, they laid the foundation upon which our rockets launched and astronauts flew and our nation's sword, although we call them hidden figures, we should not think of them merely as supporting characters in the american story of space

for duxbury they were concerned that the new construction might disturb the side of the house the aldrin kindred hired robbins to go out and create an excavation and you can see over here these are photos from the excavation in 1960s this is the stone line seller for 5 feet deep and you can see them why did around the perimeter of the site they uncovered hundreds of objects dating to the 17th century the approximateh site of the famils house was marked with a bronze tablet of the late 19th century they knew where it was locatedd in 1960s school athletic plan for the area russell edwards and all the defendants in schools in the effort in the cabinet and the fireworks in under alan bailey should he surveyed the site excavated during july and october of 1960s henry and john andnd i believe this is hen bailey and what's great is pouring out but she still wearing her white shoes this is 1960s the excavation robbins was a self trained archaeologist and despite very good work he was very different from murder under modern archaeology modern our former scientific then they were even 40 or 50 yea

another one is buzz aldrin.y years, a great astronaut, great person, highly respected. i said he would be good but what is the deal with buzz? they said sir he has just endorsed you and he's never done that before. i said wow. [cheering and applause] and i want to give a special thanks to a man you may not of heard of, brett favre. [cheering and applause] in his great family. what a beautiful family. man does he have a hand, you know? he shook my hand and his fingers are like sausages. [laughter] no wonder he can throw the ball. there was nobody like him, i watched him throw the 500 yard games like it was nothing. he was flinging it, he didn't throw it, he flung it. thank you, brett, what a great honor, what a great champion. [cheering and applause] what a beautiful boy and family, incredible. great honor to have you. i was on the plane and i was watching and i hurt him get applause and i am a little upset because i think he got bigger applause than me. [laughter] he got bigger than me. thank you, brett. isn't i

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the legendary astronaut buzz aldrin also endorsed trump, celebrating him as a promoter of space exploration. as we mentioned, trump did lose the support of puerto rican singer nicki jam. he blasted the floating island of garbage joke. a comedian made at trump's madison square garden rally with me now, trump surrogate former green beret republican congressman from florida, mike waltz. he's also the author of hard truths, think, and lead like a green beret. congressman, thank you for joining. i want to get to all the endorsements in just a moment, but i did want to give you a chance to respond to your house colleague, dan goldman, who was just on he made the statement that speaker johnson and i'm paraphrasing here. it could be plotting with trump to help overturn the election results paltrow not certify them if trump loses, what's your response well, frankly, that's ridiculous and i would point representative goldman to the ranking member of the committee. >> we both sit on of the oversight committee. jamie raskin who was asked if he would accept the election results and certify them. and he

and another one is buzz aldrin. now, i didn't realize. this i had respect for him for many years.reat astronaut, great person, highly respected. and i said, you know, he would be good but what's the big deal with buzz? they said, sir, he just endorsed you and he has never done that before. wow. i said i want to mention his name. [cheers and applause] and i want to give a special thanks to a man that you may not have heard of, brett favre. [cheers] [cheers and applause] and his great family. what a beautiful boy. what a beautiful family. but this is a special -- man, does he have a hand. you know? this guy shook my hand. his fingers are like sausages. [laughter] no wonder he can throw the ball so hard. there was nobody like him, really. i have watched him throw those 500-yard games like it was nothing. he was flinging it. he didn't throw it, he flung it, right? thank you, bret. what a great honor. what a great champion. what a great champion. and what a beautiful boy and family, incredible wife. thank you, darling, very much. great honor to have you. thank you, brea breath, i heard

wisconsin, green bay legend brett far and the whole wholehearted endorsement of legendary astronaut buzz aldriny, puerto rican superstar jennifer lopez will join kamala harris at a las vegas rally and jennifer aniston posted in this photo after she said she voted for harris and walz cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is joining us now, we've seen singers and actors and athletes hitting the trail with their respective candidates. but we've also seen this. there's at least one who is publicly and he's mad, rescinding his endorsement. tell us about it. >> that's right, sara. so yesterday puerto rican reggaeton superstar, nicky jam, rescinding his endorsement of trump. you may remember that last month in september he had joined the former president at a rally in las vegas. he was wearing a red maga hat and he gave his endorsement while after the remarks at madison square garden, which of course have angered so many latinos around the country. nicky jam then posting on his instagram yesterday, a video saying that he is no longer supporting president trump. let's take a look mean who joined me around bikes.

another one is buzz aldrin. respect for him for many years, a great astronaut, great person, highly respected. i said he would be good but what is the deal with buzz? they said sir he has just endorsed you and he's never done that before. i said wow. [cheering and applause] and i want to give a special thanks to a man you may not of heard of, brett favre. [cheering and applause] in his great family. what a beautiful family. man does he have a hand, you know? he shook my hand and his fingers are like sausages. [laughter] no wonder he can throw the ball. there was nobody like him, i watched him throw the 500 yard games like it was nothing. he was flinging it, he didn't throw it, he flung it. thank you, brett, what a great honor, what a great champion. [cheering and applause] what a beautiful boy and family, incredible. great honor to have you. i was on the plane and i was watching and i hurt him get applause and i am a little upset because i think he got bigger applause than me. [laughter] he got bigger than me. t

schwarzenegger moves anybody do you think any of these endorsements we're seeing whether it's buzz aldrinonaut endorsing donald trump, won george w bush's daughters barbara endorsed kamala harris. she's door door-knocking. does any of it matter know in my 35 years of doing this work, i've never seen something really moved somebody from a star perspective. but speaking this bowls, there was a poll done of men, registered men. we know democrats have a problem with the men vote of 1,351 registered men in the country. the number one most popular star our samuel l. jackson, number two is shaquille o'neal, and number three is arnold schwarzenegger. so i'd rather have somebody in the top three that nobody, but in reality, the real help that we need are moderate republicans who voted for nikki haley. he was a republican, but does it move somebody know, but i'd rather have his endorsement than not have it. >> there was an academic study on this and basically with the exception of oprah's endorsement of obama, which gave a whole sorts of permission structure to leave hillary endorsed celebrity endo

and, the great astronaut, buzz aldrin.dy in his life, but he endorsed a guy named donald trump. kamala harris and joe biden called them, all of them he calls them garbage. you can imagine their conversations. but, i call you the heart and soul of america that built our country. we are especially excited to have a record numbers of hispanic americans and latinos. in new mexico we will have a record era of hispanic american births. hispanics say we love this guy. you know, we won miami. we won the entire border along texas, which is mostly hispanic, 80%, 85%. the governor called and said, sir, you ran the -- won the entire border between texas. i said why are you surprised? because has never happened. great job summarizing wages, safe communities. you don't want vicious gang members being dumped into your state. and you don't want to come out here their children they can change their gender anytime they want. and, many hispanics are also catholics. kamala harris is persecuting catholics. any catholic that votes for her shoul

and buzz aldrin doorsteps yesterday. never done it.s been a great hero and astronaut for many years. he has never endorsed anybody. this is the first time. not a young guy. this is the first time he has ever endorsed. kamala and joe call them all garbage. they are us, everybody is out. 250 million people are us. and i call you the heart and soul of america. you are the people who built america. but we are especially excited to have the support of record numbers of hispanic americans and right here in nevada we are going to win a record share of the hispanic american vote at a level that nobody has ever seen before for the party. basically it is pretty simple. hispanics want great jobs, they want to rising wages, and they want safe communities. they are great people. energy. they are very entrepreneurial. i know them well. they are really hard workers. they are great people. you don't want vicious gang members getting dumped into your state and you don't want kamala teaching your children that they can change their gender anytime they l

. - [narrator] neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins.ger than the beatles. (people cheering) - [narrator] i'd love to tell you, apollo 11 was the swan song of the 1960s. but you know what was going on here on planet earth. (bombs explode) things were rough. within a month of the moon landing, the manson murders shook us to our core. and a week after that, (upbeat music) the counterculture threw itself the biggest party anyone had ever attended. - so woodstock was something i'd heard about, i think. i heard people were naked, so that got my attention. i didn't really know the music then, i was nine. i was way more interested in what was happening on the moon. - i had a ticket. i was dissuaded by some well-meaning people who thought that i would not survive it. - [narrator] woodstock was a mix of peace and love, music and mud, rebellion, and rain. - me, upon reflection, i'm thrilled to be able to say, "hey, i was there!" but at the time i thought, "this sucks." (laughs) - i was standing on the stage at a certain point with chip monck, who'