we listened to van halen.mmy hagar. >> are you talk about van halen? david lee roth is the best ex-mexico yeah, oh, man, best version of van halen by far. >> absolutely, totally. >> let's just text. >> yeah. big are you guys texting about van halen? >> no. >> yeah you are, i see it right there. >> will anything float there? >> oh, my god! >> i'm sorry! be [scattered applause] >> greg: that was weird. >> i know, i have so much more hair now than i did in that video. >> greg: very, very weird. let's go -- joe, you claim to be a comedian and we are slowly finding out that was exaggerated. do you self censor yourself? >> here's what i do. what i'm talking to someone who's difficult, i follow the teachings of gandhi and ask will this conversation get me laid? >> greg: yeah. >> it is so strange that we are dealing in the culture where it's all bullies talking to you. the whole culture has become that person who talks to you and they grab your arm while they're talking to you because they haven't learned the reason w

one of the discoveries from the explorer one satellite, was the van halen radiation belts. that was von braun after the explore one success, in eisenhower's office. go ahead to the next slide. at this time, the eisenhower administration begins to understand the need to create an agency that would have oversight for space exploration. a lot of people thought that the october 4th 1957 launch of sputnik was wet lead the eisenhower administration to begin to think about creating an agency, but in fact eisenhower and his administration had been contemplating that prior to the launch of sputnik. they knew that the soviets possessed the capability, the technology, to launch a satellite into space. they just didn't know when it was going to happen. eisenhower began to think about the merits of having an agency that oversaw the exploration of space. so in a joint address to congress, april 2nd of 1958, eisenhower talks about the importance of splay's exploration, and the need for an agency to oversee the development of our rockets and the program in general. next slide. so in july o

mass are group van halen is a three-time badge recipient.our-time ross are subpoenaed, a purple heart recipient, and is in the army ranger -- hall of fame. however, today it is to recognize his contribution to the infamous 50 through our seventh unit provisional. a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit to fall behind eminently lines in japanese alberta. the unit is commonly referred to asieh morales marauders. mass argue for helmand selflessly volunteered for the secret mission with the understanding that many would not survive. he volunteered because he thought it was his duty. mass are helen was assigned to the green camp combat team. at the time, corporal haaland was in charge of 28 men machine gun teams. the marauders moved over 750 miles in japanese-controlled territory, in just under five months. by foot. their mission was a great success, it is a painting in five major gauge winds, and very minor gauge ones. defeating the veteran soldiers of the japanese 18th division, by disrupting the enemy communication lines and ending

. >> senator chris van halen, we appreciate your time, today we know you've to get back out there on the floor, and continue to fuel -- is a marathon, not a sprint. >> that's, me ready to go. >> there you go. we would now like to bring in our panel, ceo of pine street strategies. susie percio, msnbc political analyst analyst. individually, for more republican congressman from florida and msnbc political contributor. welcome into all of you. let's continue to break this down. it looks like democrats are presenting a united front here. is this beloved on deal? >> it feels like it is. republicans will continue to offer their amendments, and even some of the more liberal democrats will continue to offer their amendments. but it sounds like chuck schumer and the white house have their deal done. it is a very good deal. i was not the six sides as -- remember, the gun, kill a few people. no but this is a substantial part of it. a 15% minimum income tax on corporations, yes, corporations are going to take another couple years to learn to get around. it but that is substantial. that has a rea

>> he took over van halen. celebrate this mail of any era for the start of a brand-new electrified future. where you are car guy? would you buy a electrified muscle car? >> a lot of the allure is the sound of the sound of the engine, a lot of car enthusiasts who don't like turbocharged engines -- stuart: i like the acceleration. >> the tesla model goes 0 to 60, that is a muscle car. that is super. >> i went to test drive it in circles around the parking lot. it has -- doesn't have a steering wheel. like you have in an airplane. total turn off. stuart: would you buy an electric muscle car? >> i'm not ready, muscle car or not, i have rage anxiety and chip anxiety. there are 3000 semiconductors, 300 in the old ford focus, things go wrong badly and you are stuck and it has happened to me several times. stuart: message from a relative, you are not buying any car the go 0 to 60 in 1.9 seconds. the white house is hoping tax credits will give us all more incentive to buy electric vehicles, jeff flock in pennsylvania, r