Gloria Snepp

Elon Musk breaks down talking about his heroes testifying against him: "When something is important enough, you do it even though it's not in your favor." Four years after starting SpaceX, Musk rolled out his first rocket, an unmanned booster called Falcon 1. The first three test flights failed to reach orbit. The interviewer asks: "When you had that third failure in a row, did you think 'I need to pack this in'?" Elon responds: "Never." "Why not?" "I don't ever give up. I'd have to be dead or completely incapacitated." The fourth launch worked. But SpaceX's lack of experience bothered some NASA legends, including Apollo astronauts Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan, who testified to Congress that the push to commercialize space could compromise safety. The interviewer tells Elon: "There are American heroes who don't like this idea. Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan have both testified against commercial spaceflight in the way that you're developing it. What do you think of that?" Elon pauses. His voice breaks. "I was very sad to see that. Because those guys are... those guys are heroes of mine. So it's really tough. I wish they would come and visit and see the hardware we're doing here. I think that would change their mind." The interviewer presses: "They inspired you to do this, didn't they?" "Yes." "And to see them casting stones in your direction..." Elon, visibly emotional: "It's difficult." "Did you expect them to cheer you on?" "I was hoping they would." The interviewer asks: "What are you trying to prove to them?" Elon responds: "What I'm trying to do is make a significant difference in spaceflight and help make spaceflight accessible to almost anyone. I would hope for as much support in that direction as we can receive."

The left has officially abandoned reality 🤡 If a father took his child to a doctor to surgically remove an eye so the child could “identify” with him, he would be arrested for even considering it. Yet, when it comes to permanent, life-altering "gender-affirming" surgeries and hormones for minors, the left calls it “healthcare,” which is not proven to benefit them in any way It’s time to stop the madness. We are talking about the permanent disfigurement of children who don't really understand what's happening to them, based on zero conclusive long-term evidence. Instead, some deranged adults convince them through indoctrination. We need to press pause, protect kids, and return to common sense before more lives are irreversibly damaged Enough is enough