the tackles tonight. >> kirk: yeah. in the ice plunge. >> chris: oh, there's time for that. a whole week of that. baxter, of course, the man who got injured, supposed to be their superstar, his injury opening the door for wisner and others to step up. >> kirk: they have not been able to create many big plays downfield, two-high safety look. take that part away. the threat of that away. >> chris: e.j. smith in for daniels, who was just stopped down there on the goal line. and there's a wobbly throw. and the catch is made, into texas territory is noah thomas. 13-yard gain. clock stops for them to move the sticks and it will roll. and the aggies, of course, cannot stop it. >> kirk: no. good job by reed getting the ball out in a hurry to his primary receiver, able to get that clock stopped. >> chris: pressure comes. he spins free and will be knocked down. ball is out! texas falls on it! it's vernon broughton who had a monster night who makes the recovery. that should secure texas' spot in the championship game. trey moore k

kirk. and they're going that that show is going to be animated. all of the children's books that brave books has written so that children can learn them on their screens and the values that they teach. and the newest book is born be brave how to be part of america's spiritual comeback. the author is kirk cameron. we appreciate time on booktv. oh, man, thank you so much. great to talk with you. god bless you. well, thanks for joining us on about books program and podcast produced by. c-span's booktv booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and, author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on span n app. and you can also watch anytime all tv programs at booktv dot org. welcome to the jack taylor conference. whether you're here in person or beaming in via, we're happy to have you here. i'm ray spicer and the ceo and

kirk. and they're going that that show is going to be animated. all of the children's books that brave books has written so that children can learn them on their screens and the values that they teach. and the newest book is born be brave how to be part of america's spiritual comeback. the author is kirk cameron. we appreciate time on booktv. oh, man, thank you so much. great to talk with you. god bless you. well, thanks for joining us on about books program and podcast produced by. c-span's booktv booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and, author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on c-span now app. and you can also watch anytime all tv programs at booktv dot org. television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪

charlie kirk. charlie kirk stood with me then and i have been incredibly proud to stand with charlie ever since . what an amazing american hero to have built this organization and all of you for supporting him . thank you so very much. so i just want to say what else inspires me about charlie, the fact that he's built this and he doesn't just talk about things that are wrong, he gets out there and fixes it just like all of you. i am now in the fight to save california. i started an organization called golden together which is laying out a road map for how we reverse the ruin of america's worst run state, and we don't need to convince anyone about that, there's a simple way of remembering it. you pick any issue, california is basically top of every list that you want to be the bottom of and bottom of every list that you want to be top of. the highest rate of poverty in the country, highest unemployment, lowest income growth, highest taxes, highest housing cost, lowest homeownership the worst busines

we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk.t's all right here and it's right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ jackie: we begin with president trump's plan the shake up federal law enforcement with the nomination of kash patel the as fbi director. let's are bring in senator marsha blackburn who serves on the senate judiciary committee. senator, we're so happy to have you today. let me read this from president trump's post. he says, kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator and america first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice and protecting the american people. so he's being praised on the right for all of that but, of course, the criticism from the left is already starting. they're saying trump wants a supporter who's going to carry out his demands for specific law enforcement actions. what's your take on it? >> jackie, i think it is so interesting that this those on the left are talking about experience, because kash patel has more experience than just about anybody coming into this positio

we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk.all right here and it's right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ jackie: we begin with president trump's plan the shake up federal law enforcement with the nomination of kash patel the as fbi director. let's are bring in senator marsha blackburn who serves on the senate judiciary committee. senator, we're so happy to have you today. let me read this from president trump's post. he says, kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator and america first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice and protecting the american people. so he's being praised on the right for all of that but, of course, the criticism from the left is already starting. they're saying trump wants a supporter who's going to carry out his demands for specific law enforcement actions. what's your take on it? >> jackie, i think it is so interesting that this those on the left are talking about experience, because kash patel has more experience than just about anybody coming into this position. h

meanwhile the democrats problem was revealed by none other than captain kirk.illiam shatner was lost in space on a recent podcast over what happened to his party. >> i do not know why the democrats lost. i do not understand. why isn't she a great candidate. she combined several trends of thought here. black, woman. >> that is not a candidate. that his identity politics. >> those are elements. [laughter] >> tom: be met me up, scotty. there is no intelligent life here. but william shatner is not alone in his clueless -- cluelessness. democrat leaders and their party think they need nothing more than a marketing makeover but it is the product that stinks. >> hear he is! >> tom: let's welcome tonight's guests of. bereft it sense he ditched the left dave rubin! critics say his last a special is a real tour de france, writer and comedian at joe devito! she only had a baby as an excuse to watch paul patrol, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! antique and deck you as he ducks the house, "new york times" best-selling comedian, author, ty

. >> kirk is tackling these woke tyrants head on. >> he loves our kids.ing the more difficult path, it's against the grain of hollywood. [ cheering and applause ] >> please welcome this year's culture warrior award. kirk cameron. [ cheering and applause ] >> i have a heart full of gratitude just to be counted together with you this evening for in important night of honoring people all over this county, the unsung heroes, doing important work. i think we all know that in order to shape the future we have to get to the hearts and minds of our children and to the grandchildren. and that's what so many have tried to do, leading them in the wrong direction. and i believe that god has given us a new day. there's a spirit of hope and optimism that is in the air. we can see the future more clearly now. and i honestly believe that evan's clocks keech perfect time. and the last four years have been a perfect window into the future we could have taken and as a nation i believe we really dodged a bullet. [ cheering and applause ] and what if the presents cultural set

. >> jimmy: kirk cameron. >> kirk cameron, you betcha', jimmy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> kirk cameron andually on the cover. i was usually in the back of the paper somewhere. and we were also on the same soccer team growing up in the valley. yeah. kirk was a very, very, very nice gentleman. i don't know him nowadays, but i bet he is. >> jimmy: sammy davis jr. >> sammy davis jr., yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: i thought that was going to be a miss. >> sammy davis jr. was the -- [ laughter ] -- was the musical guest. >> jimmy: that's his eyeball. >> sammy davis jr. was a musical guest on one of the episodes i did on "the tonight show" with johnny carson. and i told some story to johnny about just having broken up with a girlfriend. i was, i don't know, 13, 14 something like that. so when sammy came out and did his song, there is other fish in the sea, something like that, he dedicated it to me and sang the song. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. i'm going to close the box, because we're not going to top that. that is -- i also got you a gift. you know how you talk about on the podcast you like to drive ar

bec. >> welcome this year's culture warrior award, kirk cameron. together with you this evening, for this important night of honors people all over the country, the you unsung heroes who are doing such important work to shape the future we have to get to hearts and mi -- minds of our children and grandchildren that is what so many have tried to do leading them in the wrong direction. and i believe that god has given us a new day. there is a spirit of hope and optimism that is in the air, we can see the future more clearly now, and i honestly believe that heaven's clocks keep perfect time and the last 4 years, have been a perfect window in to the future we could have taken and as a nation, i believe we rail dodged a bullet -- really dodged a bullet. [applause] and just what if the present cultural setback was a divine set up for a spiritual come back. led by the family of faith? grateful for fo fox nation and patriots in country who are quietly doing the work of raising up their children, creating strong families and strong ccommunity because that i

kirk when confronted by the imminent destruction of the enterprise by the villain kirstie allie and her premier role she asked him why are we doing this and he said lieutenant it's important to understand how things work on the starship. it think it's critically important when it comes to ai. we understand there and surprise just as well as kirk did the oh by the way is the best cyber movie ever. you will see what i mean. thank you very much for joining us and think you delight panelists. [applause] please enjoy the coffee break and we'll see you back in 20 minutes for the next general session. ♪♪

>> kirk. we see the suspect on on video on surveillance video about just a few minutes before the shooting. omar just mentioned this talking on his cell phone. so this means talking on his cell phone at 6:30 a.m., right before he's about to assassinate somebody. um you look at that and you think, did that have something to do with somebody else being involved? letting him know when thompson was leaving or some sort of detail? it opens up that possibility. do you think that that could be what have happened or or are you not sure that there was anyone else involved well, i think it's a high likelihood that kirk i think it's a high likelihood that either someone was involved or at the very least, someone else knew. >> i took that phone call to mean i'm kind of getting ready to do it or whatever the case, and perhaps this is someone just him just notifying someone of his actions something that he had discussed previously or it could go as far as that. >> this was some form of coconspirator perhaps

they need captain kirk.and i can see why he was excited about kamala being, you know, being a woman and being biracial. because if you remember, captain kirk, he went after every i mean, he went after that green chick. he did. you're right. somewhere in the in the galaxy, there's a kid who looks like captain kirk and a brussels sprouts. it's a it's so true. >> and you know what? i didn't think of that, joe? the idea of star trek, it was so ahead of its time. and it was multiracial in the casting and everything. and so, you know, shatner saw all that firsthand, but can you do you get a load of his cluelessness when he said she had so many things working for her black woman like, these are real things. >> he sounds like a guy from back in the 60s, like, hey, she's black. >> all right, cool. i'll bang it. he's. >> he's william shatner. >> it's not like he was shakespeare. you know what? i'm saying? >> like, if unless you put it in a script for him to remember to say. >> i mean, he was asked to ad lib. never ask

or are you not sure that there was anyone else involved well, i think it's a high likelihood that kirk i think it's a high likelihood that either someone was involved or at the very least, someone else knew. >> i took that phone call to mean i am kind of getting ready to do it, or whatever the case and perhaps this is someone just him just notifying someone of his actions, something that he had discussed previously, or it could go as far as that. this was some form of coconspirator, perhaps someone that was going to meet him to tell to assist him as he egressed from the city i don't know if it was a coconspirator. i think if there was that person would have been a little bit closer and perhaps he wouldn't have had to use a bicycle and stay at a hostel by himself. but at the very least, i think that someone knew of his actions in some way, shape or form. >> so as you were speaking, kirk, we did just get some breaking news. so let me just tell you what this is, because this does add to what we know and what could be a very meaningful way. tim, we are learning that the suspect came to new

very easy because they're really nice to me and it's just easy to interact with them. >> reporter: kirkays he feels it's valuable to expose his son to other people's realities. >> especially during the holiday times it's important to, you know, remember that we're very lucky and there are people around us who need our help. >> reporter: darkraven is appreciative of the help and he plans to utilize the resources offered to him. he's hopeful to find another permanent housing option through the city despite being in one of the more difficult parts of his life. he's going to remain optimistic. >> i'd much rather look at the best things, such as my situation one door closed that i've been in for 22 1/2 years and now another one will open and hopefully it will be better. >> reporter: creating better futures one shelter bed at a time. >> this is the interfaith shelter's 36th year. it will run through the end of march. placement is on a first come, first served basis. >>> taking you to other news in the bay area, a car slammed into the back of a fire engine on highway 24 in oakland before 12:30

one of them was an actor and former actor, kirk cameron.nservative children's books, like this one about a [bleep] zoo animal. >> he is, isn't he? who is his trainer? >> i want his number! [laughter] let's take a listen to his inspiring acceptance speech. >> there's such a wind of hope and optimism in the air. and people can smell the fragrance of freedom. >> the fragrance of freedom? sweetie, you're at an event with fox news anchors. that's just chloroform. >> speaking of being knocked out, look at that trophy! let's learn more about the exquisite design of the patriot award. >> this year's award has a commemorative stripe in the middle of it. it's made of steel, recovered from 9/11 and the world trade center towers. how is that? and now it's part of this medal. >> wow! >> wow! >> wow! >> beautiful 9/11 steel! sir, a second patriot award has just hit your trophy case! [audience reacts] >> troy, i didn't realize 9/11 steel was available for purchase? >> oh, definitely. when i got my invisalign, i had my orthodontist use 9/11 steel on the re

can we stop for a minute and give a hand to charlie kirk and the amazing people he has to organize it? as well as charlie himself. such a driven human being. hard to believe he is 31 years old. that is so impressive. i am going to say it makes me feel bad but it is so impressive what he has been able to build. anyway thank you so much charlie and thank you to all these people and thank you to kelsey reelick for reaching out to me because it brought me here last year. one year ago today i sat in his audience at my first political environment. one of the most impactful speakers i am sure you would probably agree was talker. yeah. were you guys here last night? yeah. isn't that so fun when he gets so riled up? man, i am just getting started up here. and i think he is telling the truth. i really think he gets brought up by all the energy which is something i am going to mention about in my whole story and hopefully will inspire your own. but talker talked about truth. and the truth is your superpower. and i really believe that. but i believe even more than that. i think truth carries a fr

kirk has not had a good three games.e interceptions, zero tougheds compared to matthew -- touchdowns, and he is trying the move that he can do this. he's supposed to be this elite processer, that's why the falcons paid him so much. just hasn't worked out that way. can he have a get-right game. you know he wants to prove everybody wrong, have a fantastic game. we'll see. can he step up and correct those mistakes, get the ball downfield, that's been a real problem. will: let's talk about this last game, 49ers, i don't know, don't miss because they're missing the playoffs, at least right now. the bears just woke up, right? they've had a coaching change, and now their offense looks alive. >> yeah, if you talk to d.j. moore, he says it's a whole different buzz inside the lock locker room right now. thomas brown stepping the up as the interim head coach. can they handle all this change, will, that's my big question. i want to see how they process the new system, the drama surrounding everything. i think the bears definitely ne

lawyer kirk mcgill gave me a sense of what the ruling means for tiktok.real options are either to as the full court of appeals for the dc circuit to review the decision, or to ask the supreme court. but because this case started at the court of appeals, unusually, they have no appeal of rights, they can only request an appeal, they have to right to an appeal. that's interesting. the algorithm on tiktok, the thing that's made it so famous and so influential, is really the contentious issue, isn't it? can you talk us through the legal issues surrounding the legal issues surrounding the algorithm? so really, the only issue the court of appeals considered of substance is whether or not the ban on tiktok violated the first amendment and the court of appeals found 3—0 that it did not, that the espionage is not excused by the first amendment and as a result tiktok really has no legal argument related to the algorithm specifically. the court really didn't reach that. it looked at the corporate structure issue and concluded there was sufficient evidence that tikto

today i rise to honor the life and mourn the loss of ohio state senator kirk scherring, a true advocate and champion for the people of stark county, ohio. the senator was a dedicated public servant who took great pride in serving stark county for over three decades in the ohio general assembly as both a member of the house of representatives and the senate. senator scherring held multiple leadership positions during his time in the general assembly, including as senate president pro temp and acting as the speaker of the house. among his advocacy, his tireless work led with the freedom for communities to create their own joint economic development districts, and the creation of the akron, canton metroplex, to provide additional job opportunities and economic growth in the region. i had the honor of working a longside senator scherring in the ohio house of representatives where i witnessed firsthand his commitment to the people of northeast ohio. serving with senator scherring was a pleasure and he was known as a reliable leader who found a way to work across the aisle and in support of h

[applause] we have had great people take the stage, charlie kirk, benny johnson, who have incredible podcasts, in one day will have more viewership than the entirety of the fake news. that is how powerful this movement is. the fake news has become, the mainstream media obsolete. the one thing they are good for, i am hearing a gasp in the audience, yes one thing, if you see the fake news attacking someone, what you should do is say i have to support that person. when they attack president trump relentlessly lying about him, it only made people want to support him more. eli crane in arizona, that makes me want to support him more. whoever the fake news is the loudest and attacking the most, that is who we need to get behind. they are good at telling us who the good guys are. the fake news is good for telling us who the good guys are. keep that in mind if you find yourself watching them. so much history will be made in the next four years. do you lay awake at night so excited about what's coming in the next four years? i cannot be the only one. it's funny, i used to lay awake at night,

kirk's great spirit let's look forward a little bit. harkening back to the first armitage report in october of 2000 so it's almost exactly 24 years ago. you wrote that u.s./uk a light allianceshould be with the u.s.n alliance should come. you've also written and spoken to this division you set out all those years ago and what are the next essential steps from your point of view? could i start with you on that question? >> first of all i would like to thank you very much on this report. it's a real guideline for japan's important document. a guy thing for the os/japan corporation. be very focused on top of that were at the base of that there is some sharing. shared between the united states and japan and their subordinates.. perhaps some sharing to be more effective. >> a common operating of the strategic level. rich? >> my view is the relationship far outpaces the u.s./uk relationship. now why would he say that? political stability and japan notwithstanding prime minister's changing was sometimes stunning regularity. military strength t

so yeah leaving going into the park as kirk was saying, was a great plan of action. you can again disappear between the people and the squirrels and then come out in one of 100 different directions. yeah and into just drop yourself right into a subway and be in all any part of the five boroughs in minutes. yeah. >> to therapy there's a subway at that bus station, too. there's a tunnel to get out. and again, he could have gone anywhere. casey, when you look at all of these moves, even just that final path what we have, knowing getting to that bus terminal, what we've seen very carefully covering his face, except for that one moment, for that one flirtation with the hotel desk clerk. >> right. >> what does that tell you about what may have been next after getting to the bus terminal he knew where he was going, right? >> this is not the act that he's making it up as he goes again. he was here ten days, and as far as we know he came from atlanta. but we don't know that he's from atlanta he could be from new york city. the first place he went was the hotel. he started cas

and we'll be speaking to charlie kirk as well, on why the democrats got their messaging me wrong. it which is interesting to me. ultimately they need to change things to get through to people in the way that they need to at this point but there haven't been. will: jackie, you're guest hosting sunday morning futures this morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be watching. thanks, jackie. there's five weeks left in the nfl season and we have the must watch games this week on fox. ♪ that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ joey: we're back with news from college football rival

turning point usa founder charlie kirk joins me now. did anybody in the media not think this was going to go down, charlie? >> gave us a 100% probability that joe biden was going to do this, and it makes you think, what were the other promises that major democrats were saying all summer and during the election season that of course they didn't mean? we knew and kamala harris would say, oh, yeah, i am for fracking even on my entire record says i'm against fracking. i'm for a secure border, even though she was overseeing an open border. imagine right now all the other actions that will be taking place if they had won this election. everyone with eyes to see and ears to hear knew that joe biden was going to do this. we also simultaneously knew that they were going to go back on every single one of their campaign promises that they were doing to try to moderate themselves to go to the middle and tried to do better in these rust belt states. the media fell for it because, deep down, they tried to play along with this fake and fraudulent mora

peter: poor kirk cousins. of about that. to washington early in his keefd did pretty well, and now i peel like he's getting thrown out to the curb -- peter: oh, let me take my $100 million. griff: that's a good parting gift, i suppose. carley: here are the most popular christmas songs according to each state -- peter: each of our home states. carley: right. new jersey is our shared home state. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ griff, what about you? peter: was that the mariah carey? carley: i know! [laughter] we get mistaken for each other all the time. peter: we can talk about your pitch. [laughter] griff: it's good. it's christmas karaoke-worthy n. d.c. the christmas song, merry christmas to you, is fantastic. carley: i didn't know what it was, but then the sarah saidst the one that says it's the one that starts with chestnuts roasting on an -- peter: relike the -- we like the christmas song more than christmas shoes. carley: is that a song? peter: christmas shoes? it's a real downer. carley: arizona, last christmas, but

when you think of the spaceports, don't think of captain kirk, think about how you get from point a tothat's how we do timing, that's how we make sure our financial systems are tied together. that's the u.s. spaceports. in addition, how do we make sure the u.s. military projects power and can be able to move and conduct a fight overseas? it's all enabled by the u.s. spaceports. that's what we do. our satellites provide low latency tactical communication to the war fighter and they provide critical information about how missiles are flying so they can provide that data directly to the fighter. >> trace: how do you publicize that, doctor? how do you make it so everybody knows about the space force, is based of element agency? >> this based of element agency, on most we do we publicize, we put it out. you can see our milestones and our plans to be able to do this. we talk about it now, make sure that everyone is aware that we are going to field these capabilities, the adversary should be aware of it, american people should be aware of it, this is how we are going to win and fight wars in

got a life changing phone call that the team was planning to start him ahead of veteran quarterback kirksins. >> he says he was so excited, he lost his appetite for the hot dog and now he wants a steak. >> yes, a filet mignon. kobe living large now. >> he was really awesome in college. i'm very excited for him. this is really cool. next to another place where you can get chicken nuggets that you might find surprising. >> so now you can find them at taco bell, but only for a limited time. along with the usual qualifier while supplies last. >> taco bell says it will make the nuggets with a zesty jalapeno buttermilk flavored marinade, breaded with crushed tortilla chips and three dipping sauces, ranch bell sauce and jalapeno honey mustard. >> ooh, that sounds good. dipping sauces sound good, but what about the nuggets? >> well, i've never been to mexico. do they have chicken nuggets in mexico? >> i don't know that taco bell is there. taco bell is not authentic. yeah. >> what is taco bell considered? >> it's just fake. mexican. fake american fast food, though. $2 mexican. >> it's a good idea

kirk cousins returned to minnesota where he spent six seasons wearing purple.wn. cousins suffered his fourth outing. nothing could compare to the offensive explosion in the hollywood hills. the rams faced off against the bills in what ended up being the highest-scoring game of the nfl season. josh allen made history for the second sunday in row, scoring three touchdowns through the air and three more on the ground, but not even history could stop matthew stafford and the rams from picking apart buffalo's typically strong defense with six scores of their own. l.a. ends the bills' win streak with a statement victory, 44-42. that's a lot of points, right? >> a really high-scoring games. sorry, bills, i still love you. >>> and breaking overnight, the juan soto sweepstakes are over and his new home is a subway ride away. the superstar outfielder is signing with the new york mets on a massive 15-year, $765 million deal. by the way, that's the largest contract in sports history. soto heads to queens after one season in the bronx as a yankee where he helped lead the bo

. >> kirk, i want your thoughts on what you make of the evidence that's been revealed so far. of this whole gun. we remember that in the first hours after the shooting in the city, in new york city, authorities said that they were able to get back six either shell -- three shell casings and three unused bullets. isn't that forensically speaking when you find a gun a quick process? >> yes, it pretty much is. i mean, this is very strong evidence. we already know that the bullets that were recovered at the scene, i believe those that were not used match the weapon that he had on him when he was arrested in pennsylvania. so also his fingerprints are at the scene from the water bottle. there's a lot that connects him to the scene, and absolutely not. he is innocent until presumed guilty. the prosecution has to prove all of the elements of the crime, which a major part is placing him at the scene of the crime. >> with this much video evidence, i mean, i guess you have to confirm and tie, right, that video of the person who actually pulled the trigger killing this gentleman to the pe

. >>> early in the day, kirk cousins returned to minnesota where he spent six seasons wearing purple.uchdowns and 347 yards, while cousins suffered his fourth straight outing, throwing zero touchdowns. >>> nothing could compare to the offensive explosion in the hollywood hills. the rams faced off against the bills in what ended up being the highest-scoring game in the nfl season. josh allen made history, but not even history could stop matthew stafford and the rams. l.a. ends the bills' seven-game win streak with a statement victory, 44-42. >> no lack of scoring there. >> no. >> if you're not awake you will be after this music we have to pump you up under the highlights. breaking overnight, the juan soto sweepstakes is over, and his new home, just a subway ride away. espn reporting late sunday that the superstar outfielder is signing with the new york mets on a massive 15-year, $765 million deal. that's the largest contract in sports history. soto heads to queens after one season in the bronx as a yankee where he helped lead the bombers to their first world series in 15 years. the met

and so kirk douglas went in there and was like, listen, you're dishonoring the family. but he said, no, what i'm going to do, i'm going to put blanks. don't worry about it, i got you. i'm in charge of the firing squad. i'm putting in blanks. you go out there with your head held high, and we'll just play it off and i'll have a backpack. you'll fall into the ditch and get away. so the guy walks out. he sees the backpack. he's like, pops got my back. so now he's acting brave. i'm ready to accept my justice. right at the last minute as they aim pop and put his head down, he said, oh, he didn't put in blanks. so that's that's what i, that's who, that's who. he let his son be killed because his son was a coward and his son let down the military, and they let down the family and guess what? you can't be president of the united states and say it's okay for someone in my family to commit a crime and get away with it. by the way, this is not the right conversation because it went back ten years. it wasn't even for the crimes he was going to jail for. he knows kash patel and the r

that's pretty good and i want to express my tremendous gratitude, charlie kirk, he's an amazing guy.eering] his whole laugh with their, relentless efforts to achieve various victories, it's great. it's your victory, a great ho honor. we knew bad things happened in 2020. if i didn't know we won in 2020, i wouldn't have done this because it would have been like the ultimate pole but we won by a lot in this time we've got to really went and we went by so much, they threw their placards, they were all set and about 9:00 they said guys killing us. we had no rights or anything, a beautiful thing to watch. [cheering] we want to try ringing everybody together. the thing that brings people together is victory, it's winning and we have that for my first year, we had the greatest economy in history. we have the greatest economy and the history of our country. maybe the history of any cou country. we do things nobody could of done and we will do them better and drilling as we say drill baby drill, we are going to drill. we are going to do a lot more than drilling but i want to give a special tha

drawing criticism with emissions like a flight involving 90 year old actor william shop or a k a captain kirk. so is space travel turning into an adventure for the super rich or flights that don't do any science next? does that make sense? the positive of funds or credit, positive consequence of tourism would be that the space travel gets cheaper. so more people can see how fragile are or is is put on the negative side. there's that with every, to launch using today's technologies. we destroy a bit of the ionosphere. we may have better technologies tomorrow, but right now, we're just joining a piece of the atmosphere. and you have to assess whether it's worth that it's worth it for scientific research and for advances in technology. but for tourism, you have to ask that question barguss's to astronauts regularly talk about how beautiful earth is from space and how seeing it from there has much to teach us. but does that justify space tourism a tricky question that receives a cautious answer from astronaut alexander guest this up. let me see if i've heard myself say that it would be good if ev

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