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how does nasa think about itself in the context of private-sector investment in space exploration anits own role? >> more power to these space billionaires. now, they're not going into orbit. they're just going on an 11- or 15-minute ride to the edgof space, have about three minutes of zero g, and then come back. you will start to have private astronauts early next year start going into orbit around the earth. and we will have private astronauts that will come under the tutelage of a professional former astronaut that will visit the space station. so there's a whole new explosion of new kind of uses of space in the private sector. >> spacex rockets built by elon musk have already been used to power nasa missions. and spacex is designing a lunar lander that is intended to take humans back to the moon. you know, there are some who argue that nasa should stay out of the business of building rockets and that this should be left to the private sector. there is a view that nasa's role in space exploration should be to set the vision for the country and then partner with the private sector who

american citizens oaf no debt to haiti.em haiti was never an american colony, haiti has been anit im-independentce 1804. for most of that time we have sent haiti a whole lot of aid. however sad and dysfunctional haiti might be, it is not our fault, that's for sure. and if joe biden is now punishing border patrol officers who try to enforce the law, who dare to deter haitians from entering this country illegally, with their ravens. they weren't whips, they were ravens. it doesn't matter to the biden administration. the officers' realhe crime was trying to do their jobs, trying to stop illegal migration into this country. will likely be suspended or fired. can you imagage punishing law enforce. for enforcing the law? this is insane. why do american citizen have to duty to follow the law at this point. that's an honest question. people need to start asking that question. the white house has spent most of today calling those officers' actions horrific. how are they horrific? the white house never told us. because no one ever caredri whether the whip was real or not. joe biden's press secretary is an

anit's an enormous. and a section of it is on display at the white house center. so that was the oldest tree of the presidential association you can see how far back that goes but currently there are 33 plantings that were planted by a president or first lady. they are the oldest that some of their history is a little bit in doubt. they show up in photographs of the white house. to beautiful story that they are associated with but it may not be entirely historically accurate. theat oldest tree with a known association of the presidential of administration is a beautiful japanesend maple near the south fountain. it's one of the smaller trees on the ground but for my money it's beautiful particularly because it's red in the fall and it really stands out. it was planted in 1993 by the first lady. >> so many of the plantings around theth white house are the for security. when a hotel just a block from the white house reopened after years of being closed the secret service went up to the rooftop restaurant checking on the site line soub the president wouldn't be expose