john glenn's historic orbital flights around earth. our first trip to the moon.he fact we are going back there now. a few years players -- prior to that, the notion of putting somebody in space was impossible. lending people on the moon, and having them conduct work on this object that has been the object of war and mystery and asked her number: tris. the fact we would put people there to explore is impossible. and yet, part of what nasa does is to make the impossible possible. we continue to do that with the artemis program, and as we look forward to going to mars. i want to talk to you about making the impossible possible in your journeys. i want to share my journey as an illustration. the truth of it is, i should not be standing in front of you today talking about my experience as national. if the laws of logic and reason we do that on a regular basis. we continue to do that with the artemis program as we look forward to going to mars. i wanted to talk about making the impossible possible indoor journeys. i want to share my journey with you as an illustration.

so yuri gagarin's flight for the soviet union and john glenn's flight for the united states. and if take a look at these stamps, they really reveal how the different countries were projecting their space programs abroad and domestically as well. so the ways that they were trying to communicate their space achievements were quite different at that time. so the soviet stamp, this is a stamp was produced for international audiences with the bright colors a bit more elaborate, but what you see here is you see gagarin looking towards the stars. you see a very stylized rocket ship. so this is not accurate of his spacecraft, but instead something from the imagination. and then for the american stamp, you see a that is very technically accurate. it was actually based on engineering drawings. so nasa's shared the engineering drawings of the mercury spacecraft with the postal service. they created the stamp and released it as soon as john glenn achieved his successful flight, immediately on his landing. but this is a great example of the different ways the countries were to use their s

so yuri gagarin's flight for the soviet union and john glenn's flight for the united states. and if take a look at these stamps, they really reveal how the different countries were projecting their space programs abroad and domestically as well. so the ways that they were trying to communicate their space achievements were quite different at that time. so the soviet stamp, this is a stamp was produced for international audiences with the bright colors a bit more elaborate, but what you see here is you see gagarin looking towards the stars. you see a very stylized rocket ship. so this is not accurate of his spacecraft, but instead something from the imagination. and then for the american stamp, you see a that is very technically accurate. it was actually based on engineering drawings. so nasa's shared the engineering drawings of the mercury spacecraft with the postal service. they created the stamp and released it as soon as john glenn achieved his successful flight, immediately on his landing. but this is a great example of the different ways the countries were to use their s

. >> homeowner john glenn says the crime and lack of leadership is detrimental to helping oakland prosperand property values are also taking a huge hit in oakland has dropped more than 10% in value because of the crime. >> you know, the no other reason. u e property values were increasing significant rally. but now it's turned around. so this is this is not only affectg inus today, but in the future in oakland. >> alice wertz, ktvu, fox two news in downtown oakland is being cleaned up after pro-palestinian protesters damaged several buildings. >> police say at least 30 people were involved in the vandalism and this afternoon two people were taken into custody. some of the buildings targeted by protesters include a wells fargo starbucks and walgreens glass windows were shattered and a few buildings were left to clean up. graffiti this is in the area surrounding the federal building on clay street. authorities say the vandalism began just after 730 last night. >> we are here at the israeli consulate and we're here to ask the israeli consulate to implement an immediate and permanent cease fi

you know, these are john glenn . you know, these are john glenn.m . names came up in that courtroom. we don't know, uh, if they were just they shook his hand. we don't know what the connection was. but i do think that virginia roberts, what is going to come out in these unsealed filings should give us a clearer , maybe more horrific picture of what went on. >> i mean, it is going to be kind of morbidly fascinating. eric, we're a little bit pressed for time, but how much does prince to sweat on prince andrew have to sweat on this? you think? this? do you think? >> i think we've already >> well, i think we've already heard the allegations heard a lot of the allegations against andrew. of against prince andrew. of course. andrew, prince andrew course. mr andrew, prince andrew settled case with miss settled his case with miss giuffre. not really sure giuffre. so i'm not really sure there's much out there. right. he already settled his case. that done. you can read that case is done. you can read into settlement. as you into the settlement. as you know,

i'm very pleased they've appointed chief secretary john glenn, as was now in the cabinet office, to be tax cuts more scope for those tax cuts that the private sector desperately needs. >> and sir john, the desperately needs. >> and sirjohn, the big >> and sir john, the big question is, will it enough? question is, will it be enough? we've through rishi's five we've been through rishi's five pledges him an end of year pledges given him an end of year report. by our reckoning, he gets point out of five. gets half a point out of five. inflation halved, but of inflation has halved, but of course the bank of england had a lot do with that. the economy lot to do with that. the economy hasn't grown, debt isn't falling, lists falling, nhs waiting lists aren't coming down and he certainly isn't stopping the boats. so do you think people will vote with their wallets? will a tax cut bring home the bacon for the tories ? or are you bacon for the tories? or are you thinking it's a bit too thinking perhaps it's a bit too late ? late now? >> well, i think he should run on for most of the next year, a

and as john glenn, who is the cabinet minister setting this up, says , minister setting this up, sayscareer from there. working in different departments. be departments. it shouldn't be about talent from about snatching talent from around the country making it around the country and making it work in london. and think also work in london. and i think also we don't see as much engagement with politics around the country because it feels like it's very london centric. i mean, you're using football as a basic analogy. you look at the games at wembley stadium, they're half full when it goes around the country to manchester, to birmingham. stadiums are birmingham. the stadiums are absolutely it absolutely packed. wouldn't it be if the cabinet, the be great if the cabinet, the commons debated occasionally around different parts of the country and big cities, country and our big cities, making people feel a closer attachment geographically, physically decision ? i'm physically to the decision? i'm not sure. >> i think that's whole of >> i think that's a whole lot of tokenism. and spend so mu

glenn? you have to mute your tv, i can hear in the background. no? john in virginia, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning, i have two points. you had an earlier caller talking about asylum and how necessary it was we had to extended to all of these immigrants. my question is, yes, they have a right to apply for asylum that maybe you could look up the law. i wouldn't know where to look. does the law say if we cannot hear their case that day that we have to let them in like a checkout lane? could they apply for asylum at their embassy in their home country? why would they have to be let in that day like we are doing now? that makes no sense. the asylum laws as you stop at the first country. we have 180 countries that the people were pouring in and applying for asylum. we cannot be to first country. the other point and i know you hear all the time, for three years, these people have trump derangement syndrome. i used to think it was a joke but it's obvious there is such a thing. i was wondering if you could maybe do a whole show and bring in

general glenn van herk said that yes, they conducted an investigation, found strong beer in one of the planning offices, all this was behind a door, locked with a combination lock, on which hung a john wayne poster. this establishment was called the john wayne saloon. one of the informants told us that he beat in this establishment. i'm wondering how big of a problem this is. drinking on military bases in general. this is a huge problem and it has many different aspects, but it is one of the key problems that military researchers face when they look at cases of sexual assault, for example. this is the main factor in the occurrence many other problems. it has become a real epidemic in the army, officials say, people get drunk, then bad things happen, and these are not only young people, but also commanders who had problems with alcohol, we wrote a lot about them. this problem is cultural. a problem both in the army and in society as a whole , but alcohol and military decision-making are really incompatible, is it really, well, while american soldiers and officers have gone into hiding and are maliciously violating the regulations right at the combat post, biden is behaving more and m

we said here going into christmas is, people like brian kemp and glenn youngkin, the governors, senators on capitol hill, folks like johnstill active in the party, who do still have a platform, the fact that they have not spoken out. look, i think some of them want to see iowa. they even want to see new hampshire. mika, here's the challenge, unlike democrats in 2020, after new hampshire could be too late for any kind of intervention. >> right. >> trump could effectively wrap up the nomination if he wins big in iowa and new hampshire. >> jonathan, before i get to my question, the s.e.c. schedules came out yesterday. >> sure. >> vandy and baton rouge next year. i will see you down there. >> the poor commodores. >> let's go! >> poor commodores. >> it'll be fun. let's talk about the candidates you're writing about right now and republicans sort of writ large, about why they don't criticize him. obviously, they believe they need trump's voters if they have a hope of winning. it's a long shot in the primary right now. >> sure. >> when you talk to them privately as we often do ourselves, do you hear from them what paul ryan is

glenn? you have to mute your tv, i can hear in the background. no? johnrginia, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning, i have two points. you had an earlier caller talking about asylum and how necessary it was we had to extended to all of these immigrants. my question is, yes, they have a right to apply for asylum that maybe you could look up the law. i wouldn't know where to look. does the law say if we cannot hear their case that day that we have to let them in like a checkout lane? could they apply for asylum at their embassy in their home country? why would they have to be let in that day like we are doing now? that makes no sense. the asylum laws as you stop at the first country. we have 180 countries that the people were pouring in and applying for asylum. we cannot be to first country. the other point and i know you hear all the time, for three years, these people have trump derangement syndrome. i used to think it was a joke but it's obvious there is such a thing. i was wondering if you could maybe do a whole show and bring in an exp