summer redstone you crazy millenniael. this off the hook markets is certain to build brand awareness. i just hope this eyeball driving doesn't happen to my twitter feed and boot boost it 30%. let's check in with my director of teen out rich (bleep) so we'll check in with our director of teen outreach and internet security glenn. [cheers and applause] wassup, bro-ham. >> sorry to rustle your jitters but we were hacked by vh-1 classic. >> stephen: oh, snap. >> that (bleep) is craze. yolo. gman out! [laughter] >> stephen: glenn, everybody. [cheers and applause] what is that hip? nation, this is terrible, this is terrible. everyone quick go join my twitter page at stephenathome right now to see the extreme hack that has caught me completely by surprise. oh, no my twitter fed has the logo of increasingly popular video hits one classic and take a look at this hack tweet his no control over. vh1 classic all music all the time plus reruns of married with children #vh1classichack. i hope we can fix this security breach before it in

john frost from huntsville, long, long-time safety expert at -- for army at redstone arsenal.y knows more about bad things that happen to rockets than any human on the face of the earth. dr. don mcerland is a fellow at l3 come, former chief engineer for naval aviation. dr. george nile, who is with us today. george, stand up so these folks can see you. will you? george is an active duty, i would say, civil servant with faa, long experience in both air force nasa. we're messed to have him. many of these future questions-future opportunities to be answered about commercial space, are in george's portfolio, and in the finest tradition of faa, he is both regulator and advocate. bryan conner is here somewhere. stand up, sir. former astronaut, former -- well, never a former marine -- a director of safety and mission assurance at nasa, brings deep, deep knowledge to the asap and very, very happy to have him. dr. pat sanders, patricia? pratt practice tissue should comes to us from ballistic missile defense after a long career in the department of defense. she has -- is an expert in tes

sumner, redstone is here, henry kravitz. >> that's considered mere mortals?y do these guys have? >> $5 billion. >> that's still way outside of our -- >> how about buddy lefrak? he was up in the hundreds, actually in >> yeah? >> i call these call these mere mortals. >> you're crazy if you call these guys mere mortals, joe. >> you know what you would be surprised, becky? how many are either guest hosts or guests on the show or write in or whatever. >> yeah. >> it's really weird how many of these people we actually know. there's les wexer in i see now. anyway -- >> it's like the seven degrees of separation. >> right. >> we know a lot of these guys on this list. >> here's someone from -- another that's a different heinz. but i'm sure the heinz heirs are here. you know who else was on there, steve jobs' widow was way up there like $11 billion or something. >> oh, yeah, right. >> a lot of interesting looking through here. i will continue to monitor this, as you talk to like number three or number four. you got them right there. >> sounds like a plan. thank you, jos