>> one was kevin miller in the space ask. around 2011, elon musk started talking about building a heavy rocket which was taking three of the falcon nine's and sticking them together so you had 27 engines. kevin miller on his desk sometime back in 2012 or 2013 and taken one of the early schematic drawings of that and had written retire before this happens. i have another question from david. i put in a lot of stuff that i thought, i mean, i really wanted to have about the falcon. i did cut to some information about the first couple of launches because i just wanted the book to be about the falcon one but then the launch of director told me a funny story that resonated and it kind of tells how his eyes are never on thed present he's always looking to the future. there is an anecdote that during the first launch he gets very aggressive and this is 20 minutes before liftoff asking about ordering aluminum for the falcon five. he never launched a rocket before and then here he was. on the night before the first launchnc in 2010, he

heavy rocket, taking falcon ninth, 27 engines and kevin miller on his desk, sometime back in 2012 orhad taken an early, he had written, retire before this happens, and engineering challenge but he is retired so that was funny. [laughter] another question from david, your favorite story you couldn't book. the >> i put in a lot of stuff that i thought -- i mean, everything i wanted to have in there about the falcon one was in the, i did cut some information about the falcon nine, the first couple of launches because i just wanted the book to be about falcon one so the last chapter i go there there was a large rupture for the falcon one and nine, it really resonated tells how much, always looking, his eyes were never on the present, his eyes were on the future and there's an anecdote about the fact during the first launch of the falcon one, he gets aggressive with the watch conductor pressing him, 20 minutes before liftoff asking him about ordering aluminum for falcon five never ultimately got ... >> to the launch pad because there was an issue with the storm and the had been damaged an

>> a chief propulsion engineer, one of the key lieutenants was kevin miller in spacex, and around about 2011, elon started talking about building this falcon heavy rocket which was taking three falcon nines and sticking them together so you had 27 engines, and kevin miller on his desk sometime back in, i don't know, 2012 or 2013, had taken like one of the early schematics drawings of that and sort of written on there retire before this happens. [laughter] this is an engineering challenge. he didn't retire. i thought that was funny. >> so there's a question from david. your favorite story that was great but you had to cut it from the book? >> boy, you know, i put in a lot of stuff that i thought -- i mean, everything i really wanted to have in there about the falcon one was in there. i did cut some information about the falcon nine, the first couple launches of that because i really just wanted the book to be about the falcon one. the last chapter i kind of glossed over. the launch director for the falcon one and nine told me a funny story which really resonated and kind of tells how mus

because we think that, you know, the market is a seller of today's sentiment, my analyst kevin miller always talks about this but we remain buyers of tomorrow's fundamentals. and, you know, what impacts sentiment today. you have the delta variant and slow e.m. vaccination rates. that's skarpg the reopening trade, right but the u.s. consumer story still stays intact and the developed economic cycle is lagging us. so we're buying internationally, going to where the puck's going and we think the economic trajectory is incredibly positive despite the fact that there is some ebbs and flows based on supply chain and a host of issues due to the reopening but ultimately we get to a place in the intermediate term where all that becomes positive. it's good for earnings, overpowers inflation, overpowers interest rate worries. and yes, stocks are cheap to bonds. that's where you want to be. one more thing, scott, before we move on, the first two years of an inflationary period, if you look at all history, tend to do really well -- stocks tend to do really well in that environment. and we would ex

. >> kevin miller, you've been allowed to unmute. >> hi everyone. my name is kevin miller. this is my first meeting. i really appreciate everyone's efforts and help. for everyone in particular special needs community that the handicapped, the disabled, whatever we want to call it. i live inspect san francisco. i have a brother with special needs and i'm not sure if this subject has been touched on before, but i just seeing if this is something that has been or i can get more knowledge and information on. i guess, for me, with my brother with special needs also my building with people using walking assist devices, wheelchairs, across the street there's a senior center, it's just ongoing obstructions just a basic sidewalks in my area. i know there are many challenges and many interests and with the city but it's just -- for example, i'm out of the lower polk street area and i had this excellent idea. there was a bicycle lane installed. now i can't recall, but there are many lights now when you approach the corner. the car light, the bike light. and the pedestrian light and i

still with us, tim miller and susan del percio. there's no reason for kevin of new jersey other than to kiss trump's ring and assure him this committee will not hurt in any way. given that, do we have any reason to believe mccarthy will put country first and choose legitimate people for this committee? because let's remind you, that insurrection wasn't partisan. they were going after all of our government. >> there's no chance that kevin mccarthy will do the right thing. i've called them kevin mctrump because he's really just a little trumpster running around. i'm sure that donald trump gave him a list of names and said memorize these, this is who i want on the committee and do what i say. little kevin mctrump will go ahead and do that. >> matt lewis would agree. he wrote in the daily beast about mccarthy visit and i want to share a bit of it. he writes, forget kissing the ring, the point is that mccarthy is licking the bottom of trump's shoes. trump, not mccarthy, is the leader of the republican party. trump can be the 2024 presidential nominee if he wants,

jim miller is on the line with a fellow the gym or we can hear me. it's kevin, i'm talking to you live on the pope. i previously good the pope had previously refused to apologize, but it appears no. he may be changing his stance. willie, after this call from trudeau or not to think, i don't know he's had calls before. i think the problem is not with the politicians . it's with the bishops for the poke to come and visit the country. the bishops have to invite him. and the reason for that of course, is people visit is extremely expensive. and the bishops have to raise the money. i don't think the bishop roman catholic bishops of canada had been willing to do that . and i think that's the real obstacle to the people visit so far. we'll see if that changes in the next few months. given the red tape that you're talking about, that a lot of people will look at it as and given the horrors. so there's allegedly happened here in the past. the note being uncovered may be something more remotely could happen. lower is not going to happen if you get my drift, you know, an