one made even more as by british scientist, stephen hawking, to put things even more drastically. he said that in view of pandemic and nuclear disasters here on earth will have to look out for another planet and they are in a cup of polls. and he also explicitly mentioned climate change or female i say if that's all true, then we should actually stop flying and do what we're saying then is that we can pull them to destroy the earth because we can just slide to another one. i think that's terrible reasoning. can you see the guns limit, the criminal as it remains to be seen how much interest people in general will have in visiting space at the moment. the cost of trips remains astronomical, which isn't stopping elan musk from planning missions to mars in the next 2 years. first on crude. then later with astronauts on board before heading to mas, however, missions are scheduled to fly back to the me. both private companies on national space agencies. i'm making plans to go on the koreans to do it. of us from egypt got in touch to aust, how hard it is to get on board. hello. how do yo

one made even more as by british scientist, stephen hawking, to put things even more drastically. he said that in view of pandemic and nuclear disasters here on earth, we'll have to look out for another planet and the cup us polls. and he also explicitly mentioned climate change or female i say if that's all true, then we should actually stop flying and do what we're saying then is that we can pull the image and destroy the earth because we can just slide to another one. i think that's terrible reasoning. can you see the guns limit, the criminal? it remains to be seen how much interest people in general will have in visiting space at the moment. the cost of trips remains astronomical, which isn't stopping elan musk from planning missions to mars in the next 2 years. first on crude. then later with astronauts on board before heading to mas, however, missions are scheduled to fly back to the main. both private companies on nashville, space agencies. i'm making plans to go on the koreans to do it. of us from egypt got in touch to aust, how hard it is to get on board. hello. how do yo

miller is going -- stephen miller is going to be his policy adviser again, and stephen miller is a huge border security hawkso i think it's going the happen again. i really have faith in president trump. he did it before, he's going to do it again. now he has a republican majority in the house and the senate. i really think things are going to get done, and you see how the canadian president, prime minister, talked to him, how mexico president talked to him, and now he wants to threaten to put a 10% tariff on china because of all the fentanyl that's coming into america. i mean, he just knows how to get things done. i trust president trump. i think he's going to get it done. it's going to be a great new year. it's going to be a great four years for america. jason:woman, i appreciate -- congresswoman, i appreciate it. thanks for joining us. have a wonderful, happy new year and thanks for the for all the good work you do in arizona. it's impressive. with we really appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. happy new year to you. >> through the department of government efficiency, elon musk has been worki

stephen, i want to start with you, because you had a big picture piece for cnn.com on this, where you write in the coming weeks, trump's ability to reconcile the differing interests among conservative budget hawks, hard line maga lawmakers and competitive moderates who may be vulnerable in the 2026 general election will dictate the fate of his aggressive legislative plans on immigration, budget trimming and tax cuts. so this is a test, right? >> i think this issue does show the fissures in the new trump coalition. it's very interesting this time around. it's not just the maga grassroots working class base. you've got this new tech silicon valley aspect to it that said, you know, all presidents have to manage their coalitions. this is nothing new. i think the question is going forward, will trump side on more issues with elon musk and people, the millionaires and billionaires and his cabinet who've got strong self-interests as they go into the government for their own businesses? or will he step back and be worried about alienating some of his most loyal supporters in his first term? we didn't see many occasions when he was willing to get out in front of that core support. >> and stephen, i want

i think the concept of the island is terrible. >> if you if you went there just to chat with stephen hawkingut hawking radiation, and you know what happens when a black hole eventually ends its life.7 amazing. whereas the other people can do whatever they want there. you just focus on the chit chat with hawking. yeah, yeah, that's what i would have done. absolutely. so the question i didn't think we'd have to answer on this show, what would you have done on epstein island? >> yeah, i would have not gone. you guys would both have gone. that's fine, you know. all right. >> good choice. but i mean, out of all the people to pick, you're right. everyone else in labour said far worse. but trump's not going to mind the previous insult. jd vance also said some mean stuff about him. and look, as long as you pivot, he's fine with it. >> but i think jd vance is more useful to trump. he had something to offer. britain really doesn't have that much to offer. i mean, apart from, you know, we've got exports of wensleydale cheese, but that's about it. >> yeah, but don't you think there's a reason why peter

i think the concept of the island is terrible. >> if you if you went there just to chat with stephen hawkingut hawking radiation, and you know what happens when a black hole eventually ends its life.7 amazing. whereas the other people can do whatever they want there. you just focus on the chit chat with hawking. yeah, yeah, that's what i would have done. absolutely. so the question i didn't think we'd have to answer on this show, 1516 00:08:37,536 --> 00:08