it's turned its owner robert bigelow into a billionaire and now he wants to take that fortune and put it toward launching the first hotel in space. mr. bigelow invited fault lines to visit his sprawling property. >> he has his own police force out here. >> uh, yes sir, if you could kindly go over here to the office, i'll get you signed in and everything. >> ok >> it's heavily guarded by his own armed security personnel. >> this is the tightest security i have ever experienced outside of a us military base in iraq. >> bigelow aerospace's unofficial logo - an alien face - is plastered throughout his property. he's spent millions investigating alien sightings. >> if you do the homework, there is no way you can examine that topic and not be convinced that it's real. that et is real. there is no way, especially if you have access to certain information and sources and so on, and i do. >> these are the habitats that bigelow aerospace is developing. he currently has two test modules in orbit around the earth. his next aim: to plant one of his inflatable hotels on the moon. >> that's one inte

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you get rid of bigelow gist call factors to and sum ply channels and things that cost a whole lot of money. we have fleets there too but if you ask the combattant commanders number one short fall year after year after year is isr capability. we are already taking isr capability in this budget. they're cutting every mission area. they would not support us cutting anymore than we already projected. take out global mobility. cut airlift fleets. we talked about that i talked to ray odierno, chief of staff army, we're getting smaller. you're getting smaller as well. can we cut the airlift fleet more than we planned aligned to force size for you. we are smaller. need to be more flexible and more agile, no i wouldn't support you cutting airlift fleet. can't cut airlift fleet. what about tanker fleet. we looked at, cutting the kc-10 fleet. looked what impact that would have on operational scenarios we face. looking cutting equivalent amount of money from the kc 135 fleet. it would take as three times kc 135s as ac-10s to get the same savings. you can't get rid of logistical structure behind

s of bigelow-wage companies like wal-mart and mcdonald's. it says that you can have your employees work 35, 39 hours a week without providing one iota of health care coverage. that's a great deal for the walden family which already has a net worth of nearly $145 billion. one family. $145 billion. and that's a great deal for the c.e.o. of mcdonald's who makes $9,200 an hour, $9,00 an hour. but it's -- $$9,200 an hour. but it's terrible for american workers. it means the profits will go toward helping health insurance for the bulk of their workers. all the while those workers continue to make as little as $7.25 an hour. and it means that the american taxpayers will be stuck with picking up the tab. the republicans decided to bring this bill to the floor even though they have no pay-for, which means this is a very pure form of deficit spending. you're incurring $75 billion worth of expenses for the taxpayers and you have no way to pay for it, but rather than have these companies provide health insurance to their workers, you're willing to add i