Amy McGrath

I would rather send my kids to college.

I would rather make sure that my friends who are struggling to eat have food.

This is wild.

But this is why we have to continue to have these conversations, why we have to keep telling these stories, even when it's hard, like this American service member and his wife.

Gotta tell our stories because they are the things that penetrate people's hearts and they get past these ugly headlines and they help people understand how hard Donald Trump and his regime are making it for regular Americans.

And I just brush it away like, oh, the Nutella is floating around again.

Not just a history buff, but all of your background.

Was there ever a little part of you that thought, oh, maybe I could be an astronaut?

I fly things.

It is.

I can't imagine.

Like, I think about Mark Kelly and I think about, you know, the courage that it takes to do the work that they're doing and the risk that they take.

Dark side of the moon, I think of Pink Floyd.

But I mean, you are out of contact for 40 minutes, I think.

What did that feel like to be literally further from the planet than anybody has ever been and have no way to contact?

And if they disappear, they just disappear.

And ring the bell so that you know when there's a new episode.

That's good.

See, how do you do that?

You can ring my bell.