>> just like the starship. elon learns more from the starship breaking up then from inherently waiting and slowing down to get the right perfect lunch one time around. the value the rate of learning the first derivative of learning is our competitive how quickly we are adapting not what we capable of doing today is how much are we change it tomorrow i could not more. >> thank you mr. chairman.

>> just like the starship. elon learns more from the starship breaking up then from inherently waiting and slowing down to get the right perfect lunch one time around. the value the rate of learning the first derivative of learning is our competitive how quickly we are adapting not what we capable of doing today is how much are we change it tomorrow i could not more. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. before i recognized senator banks i think we need to add to the record a smaller copy of that chart. >> i will provided to the committee. find it very interesting and if you don't mind, what's the object that you just picked up and tell us a little bit more about that. >> going to your first point if america goes to work tonight we will go to war with multi trillion dollar legacy force we have today when we talk about innovation while great offset hedge forces replicators of autonomous robots we must make sure innovation is supporting the multi trillion dollar force we have today. there was a degre

>> just like the starship.from the starship breaking up then from inherently waiting and slowing down to get the right perfect lunch one time around. the value the rate of learning the first derivative of learning is our competitive how quickly we are adapting not what we capable of doing today is how much are we change it tomorrow i could not more. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. before i recognized senator banks i think we need to add to the record a smaller copy of that chart. >> i will provided to the committee. find it very interesting and if you don't mind, what's the object that you just picked up and tell us a little bit more about that. >> going to your first point if america goes to work tonight we will go to war with multi trillion dollar legacy force we have today when we talk about innovation while great offset hedge forces replicators of autonomous robots we must make sure innovation is supporting the multi trillion dollar force we have today. there was a degree of data availabl

it was his huge starship rocket. it went up a little bit. not far enough. caught fire, broke apart in mid-air and showered the earth with debris. elon musk was apparently excited by the crash. he described it as entertaining. meanwhile, people in turks and caicos are dodging the debris and the good people at the faa in response to elon musk's screw up, they had to scramble to emergency divert dozens of commercial airliners, including from jetblue and american and delta. spirit airlines had a plane in the air that had to veer off course. also, same was true for a fedex cargo plane. commercial flights as far away as south africa and australia had to be delayed or diverted, as they had to put out these emergency warnings over a whole big swath of the indian ocean. because of elon musk's mess. this happened two weeks ago today, the thursday before inauguration day. the day after the crash. so the friday before inauguration, the faa unsurprisingly grounded spacex starship program. you cannot try to fly this thing again until you figure out what went wrong here a

the faa had grounded the starship rocket program run by trump's top campaign donor, elon musk, after a catastrophic failure of starship rained down debris and caused emergency diversions for dozens of passenger flights over huge swaths of the globe. elon musk had demanded that the faa chief must resign. and on trump's inauguration day, in fact, the faa chief resigned. since that day, we have had the potomac river mid-air plane and helicopter crash over washington, d.c, which killed 67 people. we've had the northeast philadelphia plane crash, which killed seven people and injured dozens more on the ground. we've had a plane catch fire on the runway in houston, forcing all the passengers to evacuate onto the tarmac via slides and stairs. we had another plane crash into an airplane tug and critically injure an airport worker at chicago o'hare. on wednesday this week, we had this happen at seatac in washington state. the wing of a japan air. look at that. the wing of a japan airlines 787 just sliced right into the tail of a delta plane. look at that. that was wednesday. and then yesterda

then last month, in the final days of the biden administration, a spacex starship spacex starship exploded shortly after takeoff, spreading an estimated 100 tons of debris beyond protected areas. air traffic controllers had to deal with the aftermath of that, with the planes that they were guiding safely. there were reports of debris and damage on the turks and caicos islands. air traffic in the area had to be briefly diverted. spacex announced it had undergone a, quote, rapid unscheduled disassembly. the faa immediately grounded spacex, barring future launches until an investigation could be conducted. three days later, donald trump became president and the faa administrator who elon musk wanted out announced his resignation. given all of that, given elon musk's penchant for exploding rocket ships, what he likes to call rapid unscheduled disassembly, you'd think he's the last guy the faa would want weighing in on issues of public transportation safety, especially when those issues were just illustrated the stakes of recently. but you would think wrong. as a former tv reality star and newl

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caroline: the market has come to your contrary and that because spacex's starship being able to takepayloads, i'm interested in ultimately what the manufacturing therefore is needed in the united states. because you are vertically integrated. karan: exactly. players like spacex and blue origin are moving the market larger. we are moving from an era from launch constraint, to launch abundance. it is almost as if we are operating in the age of dial-up internet and moving to broadband. our company was started in this premise of, what happens when we can do things differently? for us it is rebuilding the satellite. we are building about 75% of the satellite and house, and that allows us to do unique things to optimize the platform for the launch future we see coming. not necessarily the launch vehicles of the past. jackie: you have already brought in millions of dollars worth of contracts. we have heard a lot about the dod getting inside silicon valley, trying to scoop up some of those startup ideas, but talk to us about your commercial partnerships. there is a lot of space companies out

the faa is looking at the explosion of the starship launch that happened in sent debris over the caribbeantional labor relations board is looking at employee complaints. the sec has a lawsuit against them. there are there are enforcement matters across the range of acronyms of the federal government. so he's simultaneously one of the largest federal contractors. he's the target of dozens of enforcement actions. and he has these powers over the federal government in terms of. >> spending. >> employment and regulations. >> is it clear that donald trump is involved in any of these decisions that elon musk is potentially behind? i mean, when you talk about the mass firing of inspectors general, you got to bring up, as you did, that among those dismissed was phyllis fong at the agriculture department. her agency had opened an investigation in 2022 into mr. musk's brain implant startup. it's called neuralink. the inquiry was an inquiry was in progress. progress as of late last year, you report, according to two people familiar with it. i mean, this is just one of the instances where the person t

. >> ultimately grounding starship operations. following an explosion. >> during a test launch. >> that left fields. >> of debris on. >> communities below. >> by inauguration day. whitaker was gone. >> thanks in. >> part to the. >> pressure campaign that was. >> launched by musk. >> in fact, as. >> the plane. >> crashed last week. over washington, dc. >> the united states. >> actually had no faa administrator. >> shrinking government has always been on musk's. >> to do list. >> he's always raged against big government. >> and now. >> a man who's always down to troll. >> and get petty has. access and potentially control of sensitive. >> federal data. >> not to mention all the data he has. >> through owning x. >> we should. note that elon is. >> amping up the antics at a. >> time when polling shows. many americans not. >> cool with billionaires calling the shots. 6 in. >> 10 americans. >> say they believe it is dangerous. >> that president. >> donald j. >> trump is. >> relying so much. >> on billionaires for policy advice. in short,