sean o'keefe is a former nasa administrator and someone who made these tough decisions.is -- this could not be higher stakes for america. we've been sending astronauts up on russian rockets. this would be the first american made, first private corporation. how tough a bet is this for nasa? >> every launch is always a very tough match. there's no doubt about it. this is a very familiar protocol and very familiar scene in terms of challenges. and everything has to be exactly right to make any launch that has occurred in the last 50 years really operate properly. the precautions taken as well as conservative approach of this is nothing new. in that regard, yes, this is a significant milestone in that it marked the first commercial opportunity for access of passengers of astronauts into space. this is right up there with exactly the same pattern we saw on commercial aviation where it was dominated by government programs for the better end of 50 years before commercial aviation became so accessible to the public. so this is the first big chapter of making that same level of a

you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] >> sean: turned down a brand-new project. it james o'keefeon, and what were about to show you will let you would decide for yourself. according to investigators, you can hear the interviews, cbs segment featuring michigan health care facility, grand rapids, appeared to stayed long lines of coronavirus testing sites. they wanted it to be worse than it really is. to take a look. >> "cbs news" corporation, national, staged ace they faked the news. they faked the reality, and broadcasted that to all of their audience last friday on cbs. >> absolutely. >> apparently they wanted more people in the line. >> well we knew they were coming. we didn't know that we are going to have to -- >> that in the story they gave turned out to be false. they took them out of the hospital. hannity doubt, we got a great mother's day gift for you. laura. >> laura: why would people need to push panic? we are in the middle of a pandemic. i think people have kind of seen it, they know the tragedies, they understand the cost and the damages. it's bad. i don't think they n