joseph ash, back i'm we had in the report, that's your hopes that this year. but if this is the stuff that i'm vicious, new era to achieve what effect just last week and cvd, we had the space summit and that this based on did, we really decided on the part of the m shift of how we want to do a space in the future, if that means much more competition and doing in a better defined way and this is done for long show us on one side, but also for exploration. that means to, to have a cow go a vehicle that things kind of go up to the space station is talking dear. i'm just thinking again cargo down to the surface and this is a cup ability, which you'll have doesn't have to day. and we want to develop this in competition competition. so who will be competing for want industry, you will be competing. so we, as you start, we will you be the ink or customer, right? we would buy a service, but we, we let the industry do it in the best possible way. and the way we are doing it in a similar way as an off site is done with in the us. so with the cops program out of which as

your first, ash. joseph smith will play this with us. you go first.rishman answering questions, i will go with vermont. stuart: joseph. >> i would go with maine. stuart: me too. it is vermont. i was going to go with maine because it is closest on the eastern seaboard but so is vermont. you looked up? we would never do that. ashley: i'm just lucky. stuart: it became the first state in 1791 after receiving approval from president george washington. now you know. seÑor friday feedback to us. "varney and company" is about to close. seven seconds left. coast-to-coast starts now. neil

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effect on how this war is paying ash, susanna is just want to pick up on something, you know, as and said that the focus for that. so i lost those, you diplomats, joseph brown in particular has been on the so called day off the on this kind of trying to define a post for future. for, for the past an entire trees. she's on. do you think so? that's partly because there's been so much division around this language, humanitarian pause seized by you man. his hearing pauses that they are all the focusing on something that, that that is perhaps it's easier to find consensus on a yes perhaps. and it's interesting the way to see where they call less. so for example, you're hearing a lot of language from brad particular by the you went to the united nations generally has taken you. it caused it as taking more. we would try, we say at balanced approach reflection to make up of the you and so you're also going to hear from beretta, for example, i mention of and you end because at to adhere to international law etc at. but i do think though is, well, the e, what's happening? you know, behind the scenes that a lot of the bigger countries from ad germany who are mem