maybe-- brecker was in the garment business. how about the shooter? cragen: it's possible. we're checking his associates. why did he confess to the woodruff murder and not the others? maybe he wasn't looking forward to being executed? you know, i came down here to get answers, and all i'm getting is conjecture and speculation. we've got both squads on the case. we're pooling our resources to form a task force. well, then get some results. the mayor's on the warpath. if pruitt's not our man, the next body's on you.

negative comments coming through from breckers today, barclays daveys and credit suisse has taken thatthe senate appropriations subcommittee about national security space launch programs. our next guest was one of the original investors for both tesland space x and is a board member for both of those companies. steve jer vet sonurvetson is a manager director. great to have you. good morning. >> good morning. thank you. >> so much to talk with you about. you go way back with a bunch of names we cover evidence. what elon is telling the hill. it sounds like he's saying the bidding process should be opened up defending space x saying subsidies are not really a factor at this point. what's the message that you and musk want to come out of capitol hill? >> well, i'm not a spokesperson for musk or capitol hill. he's going to do a great job himself in that regard. but what he's generally communicating to the government is that space x is here and provides a wonderful alternative and competition globally for launch. they launch commercial satellites, they launch in the future astronauts to spac