when i went into writing about elan, saw him. i liked elan thought elan is like a da vinci. he's in the same sentence as great, not inventors, but someone who's taking the world forward into, i think, more like a i think he's more like a ford and he's a business innovator because. he didn't invent many of these. that's the one thing. but he got them to like jobs. jobs wasn't a coder, but he understood and he knits things together in his force of his personality. he's more like that, i would say, right and and then there's big change with ellen. yes. and i think it has to do with twitter when took over twitter deeply before it was before that, because i've done probably more interviews like long term interviews of them than anybody. and he he was so challenging and interesting. and one of the things is at some point, everyone was making a lot of money. everyone shifted into doing stupid, stupid things like, you know, and i joke about this. but they're like, cara, we're going to digitize dry cleaning. i'm like, how? like basically just an app. and they pick it up, right? that'

a month from now, but he's already full mentoring, a possible government shutdown off to his ally. elan must criticized a deal in the republican controlled house of representatives to keep the government funded on march. the president elect follow thoughts that all positions torpedo, the government, and excuse me, that opposition don't be to the agreement. but drums, federal republicans didn't all fall into line. the speaker johnson is feeling confident about this phone. and just i was speaking mike johnson and other republicans put together a bill endorsed by us president elect donald trump. it included a provision, trump pulse for an increase to the us that the ceiling that would allow a trump government to borrow more money for the 1st 2 years in power. this is washington. the only change in this legislation is that we are going to push the debt limit to january 30th of 2027. we will, we will uh, push it beyond that or to that time point. and that will allow us to do the important work of governing in the new congress. why does that matter? because we're committed to cutting hundreds

the cost of trips remains astronomical, which isn't stopping elan musk from planning missions to mars in the next 2 years. first on crude. then later with astronauts on board before heading to mas, however, missions are scheduled to fly back to the me, both private companies on nashville space agencies. i'm making plans to go on the koreans to do it. of us from egypt got in touch to aust, how hard it is to get on board. hello. how do you become an astronaut? what skills the say that they made it every 4 years now? so selects new astronauts from among thousands of applicants isa does. so even more rarely to apply, you have to have a degree in medicine, the natural sciences or engineering. you also need years of experience in the field or a lot of flight hours as a pilot. you don't have to be a top athlete to apply, but you do have to be fully mobile. glasses or contacts. lenses are ok as long as you're a corrected vision is considered perfect. you also have to be able to cope well with stress. the astronaut, it's on board the international space station, the i ss, supervisor experiment

the point that you know, most elan mosque is going ahead and launching thousands of satellites and to face to provide internet insight into the commercial use of space is just exploding right now. the one that we want to build rockets like cars to get satellites into orbit and we're looking at a multi trillion dollar space economy based economy. rocket factory aims to launch rockets once a week, providing its customers with an inexpensive way to bring satellites into orbit. the outboard startup has partnered with a german aerospace center. the aim is to form a partnership between old space and new space. you couldn't hear. this allows us to build on technologies that have already been developed here. if you to the other one in english, you would say you're standing on the shoulders of giants. step on patient popes, the space race collaboration will provide a competitive advantage. the government organization is impressed by the boldness of these young entrepreneurs, new space, new space springs, a different mindset. one that ultimately helps make space exploration to 5 and his applica

farms, the last meeting generated considerable attention on social media as donald trump, julia and elan last may to come by or is it into the whole loan count feature the long side from the end is cameo appearance the as do abided and has also has only a few weeks left in office. his administration has rusted through some last minute . funding for key have a washington has stopped by the $20000000000.00 loan to ukraine. as part of a $50000000000.00 credit approved by the world bank. a professor michelle fi. yeah, it says of things could be very different ones. trump takes office to i really need to membership remains as this. then go, especially with the use of white house. we don't even know what would be the future of nato, a wizard as a us be the remaining need to not, especially because it's almost always say that to us is too much contributing to the major when you're really think over. what was the expenses of nature and for so, you know, i, i don't see it really is that the, as the membership also you create a new book on the acceptable for the fundraising euro, especially. but a

really bad with massive was of water traveling, added adam at a rate uh as far as 3 to 4 kilometers. elan note here that uh uh, essentially it is the mount, catered with a number of people that refund bodies of a phone will put into mass graves, locos, have pointed out, at least 2 such spots one to my right. and one essentially in that overgrowth of wood, that they say that people have to be bed 8 obviously shank over. so, um, court unaware is an armies, uh, not something that are common place in this part of the world in south asia. and for many, many sure lumpkins it was the 1st time that even heard the word let alone know what to expect or how to deal with it. and uh, this, this massive body of water. uh that will people who are going into the sea bed when the waves and the water is receded to take roots pickings of fish and sea shows. others, of course, didn't want to risk it and sort of idea these out of that. but many, many will dried into the sea and things like that. so many people are questioning as to where the, the level of preparedness of wellness has kind of dimmed a little b

he hasn't said much about a guy, but he's close. ally, elan mosque is the leading advocate for a systems where do you see this going in the us? i mean, will donald trump agreed to slow things down and potentially come up and be part of a global agreement to look at this in a responsible way. so again, i think it's about the collective goals here and when we have the types of risk that we're talking about with the eye, for example, there was a company which was using a toxicology model. it's called magazine. and they were able to easily reverse that model to instead of identifying potential risks from certain chemicals to design chemicals or as toxic as possible. that model was able to come up with 20000 different bio weapons potential and your toxins, right? one of which is a known bioweapon. oh my god, the oh, sorry, go ahead. yeah. so, so when we're faced with these types of risk, i don't think anyone from donald trump to, you know, any researchers working with in these companies. nobody benefits from this type of technology except for potentially adversarial actors. and that's where i

well, even elan must didn't succeed every time for steph, i'm pretty sure there is no turning back the do you got to take take, make these are keeping everything about rockets? technology is so incredibly difficult. you're working so close to the limit the indian and see you find yourself getting very close to the laws that gone or whoever created the universe headset. and then you realize that while these laws are fixed and so you can get much further than you originally thought. thank back to the austrian space forums. mars mission. the space habitat may not be finished. but 2 analog astronauts are being prepped for their 1st extra vehicular activity. soon, a 6 member crew is set to live in these quarters in isolation for 4 weeks. the the check the part of the family. today we're just going to do a short exploration around for habitat and trying to see what the grounds like when walking in. so i will take photos and do a brief drive at the quads to see how well they work. so it's just a short 1st test, as also qualify for the test. they themselves will probably never make it to space

the point that you know, most elan mosque is going ahead and launching thousands of satellites in the face to provide internet insight into that the commercial use of space is just exploding right now. the one we want to build rockets like cars to get satellites into orbit and we're looking at a multi trillion dollar space economy based economy. rocket factory aims to launch rockets once a week, providing its customers with an inexpensive way to bring satellites into orbit. the outlook startup has partnered with a german aerospace center. the aim is to form a partnership between old space and new space. you couldn't hear. this allows us to build on technologies that have already been developed here. if you didn't want them in english, you would say you're standing on the shoulders of giants. step on patient popes, the space race collaboration will provide a competitive advantage. the government organization is impressed by the boldness of these young entrepreneurs, new space, new space springs, a different mindset. one that ultimately helps make space exploration to 5 and it's applica

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maybe elan and vivek will be so successful in cutting the federal bureaucracy. see that northern virginia will far fewer deep state voters voters. a key dynamic in this new dawn was that donald trump won his support from the white class and black and hispanic americans, including an outright of latino men. these numbers are untrusted. tweeted for republican presidential. the only groups trump did not perform better with compared to four years ago are college wealthy, non-religious americans. the coastal and presidential tech. trump posted these numbers in the face of adversity, not just the typical attack and media bias, but impeachments, criminal, literal conspiracy hatched at the highest levels of our government rhetoric. so inflammatory that it inspired actual violence. at least two attempted assassinations. despite all that, president trump won about 10 million more votes than he did in 2016. and i don't think it's a coincidence that his most successful campaign was also most substantive. trump ran on policy. he had a record and an agenda to tear down the wo

my name is ellen elan. l e z h o u.his item you sitting in here and say about making false statements. so i'm echoing and we respond to you accordingly. this item is a civil. it's not a civil case. it's a criminal case. according to what we learned from local newspaper, that's 28 pages. possible indictment paper regarding this individual, including nine community leader. the nine community leaders, including including board of supervisor and three former mayors about criminal behavior. they request the san francisco da and california general attorney attorney to do investigation for criminal activities. so that's one item going back to your fourth statement that you do things has to be truth. and clear, but yet you lie. item number three consent calendar. you lie about what i did not say in october 11th, 2024 consent calendar on your minutes. so on your minute. item number four from october 11, 2024 that you falsely accuse me. say something i never have said publicly, but you have the guts. whoever take the minutes and

the cost of trips remains astronomical, which isn't stopping elan musk from planning missions to mars in the next 2 years. first on crude. then later with astronauts on board before heading to mas, however, missions are scheduled to fly back to the main. both private companies on nashville, space agencies. i'm making plans to go on the koreans to do it. of us from egypt got in touch to aust, how hard it is to get on board. hello. how do you become an astronaut? what skills the say that this and they made it every 4 years now. so selects new astronauts from among thousands of applicants. visa does. so even more rarely to apply, you have to have a degree in medicine, the natural sciences or engineering. you also need years of experience in the field or a lot of flight hours as a pilot. you don't have to be a top athlete to apply, but you do have to be fully mobile. glasses or contacts lenses are ok, as long as you're corrected. vision is considered perfect. you also have to be able to cope well with stress. the astronaut, it's on board the international space station, the i ss, supervis

prosecutors say the two brokers, warren and tall alexander, along with their brother elan alexander, worked together to rape dozens of victims. cnn's kara scannell is following this story. the details here just horrifying. >> kara brianna, in the words of the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, damian williams, he called them heinous. now, what prosecutors allege is that these three brothers, for more than a decade, had sexually assaulted women. in this indictment, they're accusing this assault of being from 2010 to 2021. but prosecutors say that this conduct actually goes back to when these brothers were in high school. so some 20 years and authorities say that they have interviewed dozens of women, and they're asking more of them, as you can see on the screen, to come forward, to reach out if they have been assaulted by any of these men. now, according to the indictment, they say the alexander brothers sometimes acting alone, sometimes with each other and sometimes with other men forcibly raped or sexually assaulted their victims. at times, the defendants physicall

he talks with elan vivek frequently. they knew this was somewhat coming around the corner. and it's again notable they never have mentioned him directly again. do i think he's weakened? of course. i think it's too premature to state whether or not you know, he has one foot out the door at this point. i personally think he's been doing a great job. >> well, we'll see if bannon's right or if there's a movement towards friday. everyone, thank you so much for joining. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. thanks, laura. >> breaking news. that's just in on the madison, wisconsin school shooting investigation. the associated press now reporting that a california man was in contact with the shooter and may have had a plan to carry out an attack on his own. that reporting is next. plus, a student who had a locker next to the shooter standing by to tell me what she saw. straight ahead andy anderson, take a seat. >> look at this. you're wet. disheveled. there's debris hitting you. >> why do you have that on your phone? >> i watch it all the time. hey, listen, we need to be ready for

heidi klum halloween party where she was dressed as a worm and then he started to get pushback, which elan had never gotten before. no one had ever said something negative to ellen before. he went up on stage with dave chappelle and was famously booed off the stage. and this affected him enormously. he came back to twitter, he was depressed. he was upset, and he started to strike out at the world around him. he threw all these journalists off of twitter in the middle of the night. so although he was supposed to be about free speech, he was like going through and just throwing people off that he didn't like for a night because they were talking about this story about his where his jet was going. if you remember the elon jet phenomenon. and so everything kind of twisted in turn to the point where he tweeted out a poll saying, should i remain ceo? and he expected everyone to vote yes and most people voted no. he got so upset that he locked himself in. you know, he in his his conference room and the people who worked at twitter were so concerned they were going to call in a wellness check from

although i wish Élan musk and vivek ramaswamy luck in finding more efficiencies in the federal government that's not likely to save a lot of money unless the president-elect gives up on his pledge not to cut social security or medicare, and if he adds another $8 trillion or so to the debt based on what he has promised on the campaign trail we are in even deeper trouble. the tragic thing here, maybe not so tragic, maybe i will be surprised is as a lame-duck president who now has what he calls a mandate and a completely loyal republican dominated congress, he could take the opportunity to strengthen america by putting our finances on a more solid foundation. unfortunately he doesn't have a mandate to do most of the things that would seriously address the problem, because very little was talked about during the campaign. i will stop there and turn this over to my favorite colleague who i sometimes disagree with. >> thank you all for coming. it was a real pleasure working on this project with bell and learning from bell and working with and learning from all the other distinguished scholars w

my name is ellen elan. l e z h o u.his item you sitting in here and say about making false statements. so i'm echoing and we respond to you accordingly. this item is a civil. it's not a civil case. it's a criminal case. according to what we learned from local newspaper, that's 28 pages. possible indictment paper regarding this individual, including nine community leader. the nine community leaders, including including board of supervisor and three former mayors about criminal behavior. they request the san francisco da and california general attorney attorney to do investigation for criminal activities. so that's one item going back to your fourth statement that you do things has to be truth. and clear, but yet you lie. item number three consent calendar. you lie about what i did not say in october 11th, 2024 consent calendar on your minutes. so on your minute. item number four from october 11, 2024 that you falsely accuse me. say something i never have said publicly, but you have the guts. whoever take the minutes and