climb mount everest, you literally step over the bodies of people. two you can use -- >> you can use satellite. >> you never miss an opportunity. that is a skill. >> it is something you have lived and worked through? >> i personally believe that people understand there is a difference when you have the expectation of safety. i don't expect any of the planes flying out of reagan international will fall out. i expect the regulatory regulators at the faa are working to make sure it doesn't happen. >> i think the international public understands why we treat astronauts as heroes. we understand they are taking extraordinary risks and what they do. it is not a normal activity. i think with the advent of commercial transportation where we literally have spacex and boeing being the sole provider of transportation to the space station next year from the united states, i think this opens a new vector. you know, these people are the conduit for the u.s. astronauts . it is a very high bar. and i think that certainly the companies realize how high the bar is and

move to the top of mount everest for a year first, because that is a garden paradise compared to marsem of a planet, we are finally as a species, big enough to impact it. for thousands and thousands of years, earth was big and humanity was small. that is not true anymore. so we face a choice as we move forward. we will have to decide whether we want a civilization of stasis, which we could do. that is a legitimate choice. what does it mean? we will have to cap population, we will have to cap energy usage per capita. people don't think about how much energy they use. it takes a lot of energy, so do you want that to continue for your grandchildren, and your grandchildren's grandchildren? i want my grandchildren's grandchildren to be using way more energy per capital than i am, and i would like to see to not have a population cap. i wish there were one trillion humans in the solar system and then there would be 1000 einsteins, 1000 mozarts. but we do not have that long so there is all sorts of problems we are about to face because for the first time in our civilizational history going ba

move to the top of mount everest for a year first, because that is a garden paradise compared to marsem of a planet, we are finally as a species, big enough to impact it. for thousands and thousands of years, earth was big and humanity was small. that is not true anymore. so we face a choice as we move forward. we will have to decide whether we want a civilization of stasis, which we could do. that is a legitimate choice. what does it mean? we will have to cap population, we will have to cap energy usage per capita. people don't think about how much energy they use. it takes a lot of energy, so do you want that to continue for your grandchildren, and your grandchildren's grandchildren? in other words, i want my grandchildren's grandchildren to be using way more energy per capital than i am, and i would like to see to not have a population cap. i wish there were one trillion humans in the solar system and then there would be 1000 einsteins, 1000 mozarts. but we do not have that long so there is all sorts of problems we are about to face because for the first time in our civilizational

. >> much business is done here on mount everest where he takes a dozen clients a year. >> the first incredible coming to the top and now coming back i enjoy helping other climbers realize their goal is a bucket list type thing, sething they've dreamed about for years and decades, maybe their whole life. >> but on the world's tallest peak anat exhilaring hike can turn into a deadly tragedy in no time. >> she was one of the first americans reported dead after a massarthquake caused an avalanche. >> in 2015, 18 people died on everest in a catastrophic avalanche disaster including s garret team doctor yves garalong. >> losing yves was f everyone, for her family and myself. is this something i shoul do? should i continue climbing? >> after serious soul-sea hing garrett ultimately returned to from>> didn't want to walk away the mountain or quick on sucha low note. i can fl their excitement and joy. i had this amazing, positive, contribution on to their lives. >> over the last eight years, garrett says he's taken more climbers to the top ofth everes any other guide and despite there ever-p

hope we won't only see people living longer but what if things like eighty year olds climbing mount everest and washington actually banks are to hear. all right so i wrote would you be willing to become by amec if it meant you could live a longer life. well as you know i have a massive ego so a part of my brain of course but you know what i also paid attention when i read the and rise vampire chronicles and realize that immortality is not all it's cracked up on and i don't know we want to have that i mean it takes i imagine it takes stamina to want to live one hundred eighty two hundred years plus you know this isn't going to be shared with everyone it's really probably going to only go to like the top one percent who's going to be able to afford this kind of technology to begin with so that we really want the top one percent who are controlling things today so to live for five hundred years really you know i'd rather not learn just finally we're finally we're in the last last gasp of already you know a generation of bad decision making and bad choices so i'd rather we move on from that but

second, as bob said i'm dealing with defamation which for a public figure like roy moore is a mount everest climb because you have to find that mister cohen acted with malice or intent. i will go where bob didn't want to go which is a contract. cohen came to deal with this before. he has been sued, in the bruno movie what they sued over was a standard location agreement these folks hide and it is likely that mister moore signed a document that i am waving all my rights to whatever this is. i do think that is fraud. you sign up to go on the teacup, you think it is the teacups, better not turn into space mountain. shannon: the new york times piece, it does seem it is designed to indemnify mister cohen and his producers from legal claim. if i were is a lawyer who said this happened the first question would be did you sign a piece of paper? is that enough to shield him? >> i would not be concerned about it. let's say it was a fraud and they throw that out and invalidate that. that does not stop somebody from being able to tape a public figure and putting it into the media because that person vo

mopping up venice, replacing windmills in holland with coal mines, making big ben a digital clock, mount everest with a escalat escalator, decorating the great wall of china with a painting, fixing the leaning tower with a team of construction workers. will trump finally fix the broken liberty bell or put a more awesome face on mount rush more? get your tickets now to find out. the first 100 guests get -- [inaudible] -- signed by donald trump. >> it is the trump versus the u.n. world reboot awesome extravaganza. greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so bright the north star calls her for advice attorney and trump campaign advisory board member madison gesiotto. he's so smart it hurts. washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] >> she's so bright she moonlights as moonlight, review reporter kat timpf. [applause] >> and his neighbors all have earthquake insurance. former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of wei

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mopping up venice, replacing windmills in holland with coal mines, making big ben a digital clock, mount everest with a escalat escalator, decorating the great wall of china with a painting, fixing the leaning tower with a team of construction workers. will trump finally fix the broken liberty bell or put a more awesome face on mount rush more? get your tickets now to find out. the first 100 guests get -- [inaudible] -- signed by donald trump. >> it is the trump versus the u.n. world reboot awesome extravaganza. greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so bright the north star calls her for advice attorney and trump campaign advisory board member madison gesiotto. he's so smart it hurts. washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] >> she's so bright she moonlights as moonlight, review reporter kat timpf. [applause] >> and his neighbors all have earthquake insurance. former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of wei

mopping up venice, replacing windmills in holland with coal mines, making big ben a digital clock, mount everest with a escalat escalator, decorating the great wall of china with a painting, fixing the leaning tower with a team of construction workers. will trump finally fix the broken liberty bell or put a more awesome face on mount rush more? get your tickets now to find out. the first 100 guests get -- [inaudible] -- signed by donald trump. >> it is the trump versus the u.n. world reboot awesome extravaganza. greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so bright the north star calls her for advice attorney and trump campaign advisory board member madison gesiotto. he's so smart it hurts. washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] >> she's so bright she moonlights as moonlight, review reporter kat timpf. [applause] >> and his neighbors all have earthquake insurance. former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of wei

mopping up venice, replacing windmills in holland with coal mines, making big ben a digital clock, mount everest with a escalat escalator, decorating the great wall of china with a painting, fixing the leaning tower with a team of construction workers. will trump finally fix the broken liberty bell or put a more awesome face on mount rush more? get your tickets now to find out. the first 100 guests get -- [inaudible] -- signed by donald trump. >> it is the trump versus the u.n. world reboot awesome extravaganza. greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so bright the north star calls her for advice attorney and trump campaign advisory board member madison gesiotto. he's so smart it hurts. washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] >> she's so bright she moonlights as moonlight, review reporter kat timpf. [applause] >> and his neighbors all have earthquake insurance. former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of wei

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. 0akenfold has previously played at venues including the great wall of china and base camp at mount everest will start with hurricane florence. it has been barrelling towards the coast of north carolina. the out of bounds of the hurricane have affected these areas and the eye of the hurricane has been stalling close to the coast of north carolina. the outer edge of this has made landfall towards the east of wilmington and so still some significant impacts to come over the next few days as it moves further inland. here, we have showers, quite insignificant, really, across scotla nd insignificant, really, across scotland and northern ireland are northern england and moving into the midlands. northern scotland, maybe showers. in these areas i think we will have lengthy sunny spells at maximum temperature is getting to 15-19. this maximum temperature is getting to 15—19. this evening and tonight, showers across northern and central areas but lots of us will have clear skies which means it can be colder, especially in scotland where temperatures in aberdeen will get down to four and in the count

oakenfold has previously played at venues including the great wall of china and base camp at mount everesterform and do a live show to sunset. it's an honour as an englishman to play at one of the most iconic sites notjust in britain, in the world. if you were driving down the a303 last night you would be wondering what was going on. and only 50 people. i suppose if you have crowds around somewhere like that you don't wa nt to around somewhere like that you don't want to do any damage. around somewhere like that you don't want to do any damagelj around somewhere like that you don't want to do any damage. i think they would have wanted a crowd. you don't need a big crowd to have an atmosphere. you would have enjoyed it. i would have loved it. britain, it is raining in spain at the moment. i don't want to remind him what happened earlier this year in the giro d'italia when he blew his lead. he is leading in the spanish equivalent. he is doing so well in the grand tours at the moment. if he can do it, i don't wa nt to moment. if he can do it, i don't want tojinx moment. if he can do it, i don

whether that's the last step on mount everest.or hearing a baby making first cry. whether it's main engine cut off on first flight. will stop commanders of the landing planting a flag on the moon. that defines that you did it that you made it after that is perspective. it's reflection. ed: you said for yourself this is measure taxpayer money. it was american muscle. it was american president a democrat named john f. kennedy who said we're going to the moon. why can't hollywood just say this was an american achievement? >> well that's an interesting question and i'm not sure i'm qualified to have the answer why hollywood would do that. i hope they didn't do it with ill intent that it would be a disservice to this nation and to the people that believe in what that flag represents. that flag is about -- it doesn't represent a perfect nation. it represents leadership and it represents commitment to this constitution. >> so so there. rachel: seems to have been a lot of controversial about our flag lately and who knows maybe that had so