Glenn Greenwald

from anything other than themselves that they just have lost the ability to understand how they're perceived by other people. And that is really one of the worst attributes you can possibly have if you're in the public arena is to just completely lose the ability to understand how others are perceiving you.

from anything other than themselves that they just have lost the ability to understand how they're perceived by other people. And that is really one of the worst attributes you can possibly have if you're in the public arena is to just completely lose the ability to understand how others are perceiving you.

It was a ride, Megan. It was a carnival ride for rich people. Of course, that's what it was. And the reason we distinguish what they did from actual astronauts, by the way, many of whom are women, we have real female astronauts who might inspire young girls to think about a career in becoming astronauts, is because they didn't do any of the training. They just sat there. Other people-

It was a ride, Megan. It was a carnival ride for rich people. Of course, that's what it was. And the reason we distinguish what they did from actual astronauts, by the way, many of whom are women, we have real female astronauts who might inspire young girls to think about a career in becoming astronauts, is because they didn't do any of the training. They just sat there. Other people-

It was a ride, Megan. It was a carnival ride for rich people. Of course, that's what it was. And the reason we distinguish what they did from actual astronauts, by the way, many of whom are women, we have real female astronauts who might inspire young girls to think about a career in becoming astronauts, is because they didn't do any of the training. They just sat there. Other people-

were responsible for the ride that they were on. This is so basic and so obvious. Who puts these things in these people's heads that lets them get off of this ride and say, how dare you not take seriously our role as astronauts?

were responsible for the ride that they were on. This is so basic and so obvious. Who puts these things in these people's heads that lets them get off of this ride and say, how dare you not take seriously our role as astronauts?

were responsible for the ride that they were on. This is so basic and so obvious. Who puts these things in these people's heads that lets them get off of this ride and say, how dare you not take seriously our role as astronauts?

When you have people who trained their whole lives, they go to engineering school and aeronautics school in order to study the art of being an astronaut, the science involved in going to space. And they dressed up in a costume and went on a little ship ride for 11 minutes. And some carnival rides actually take more than that. And then they come back and they're like, how dare you call it a ride?

When you have people who trained their whole lives, they go to engineering school and aeronautics school in order to study the art of being an astronaut, the science involved in going to space. And they dressed up in a costume and went on a little ship ride for 11 minutes. And some carnival rides actually take more than that. And then they come back and they're like, how dare you call it a ride?

When you have people who trained their whole lives, they go to engineering school and aeronautics school in order to study the art of being an astronaut, the science involved in going to space. And they dressed up in a costume and went on a little ship ride for 11 minutes. And some carnival rides actually take more than that. And then they come back and they're like, how dare you call it a ride?

Yeah, you know, Megan, I'm sure you remember, you know, like in the 80s, they sent the first woman into space on the Columbia spaceship, which ended up being, you know, tragically destroyed. And they picked a teacher from New Hampshire, Krista McCullough. Krista McCullough. Yeah, she wasn't spending... you know, millions of dollars. She wasn't like a pop star or a TV star.

Yeah, you know, Megan, I'm sure you remember, you know, like in the 80s, they sent the first woman into space on the Columbia spaceship, which ended up being, you know, tragically destroyed. And they picked a teacher from New Hampshire, Krista McCullough. Krista McCullough. Yeah, she wasn't spending... you know, millions of dollars. She wasn't like a pop star or a TV star.

Yeah, you know, Megan, I'm sure you remember, you know, like in the 80s, they sent the first woman into space on the Columbia spaceship, which ended up being, you know, tragically destroyed. And they picked a teacher from New Hampshire, Krista McCullough. Krista McCullough. Yeah, she wasn't spending... you know, millions of dollars. She wasn't like a pop star or a TV star.

She was chosen precisely because she represented the ordinary American. And the idea was we want to open this, you know, transformative experience to ordinary people. This is exactly the opposite what they ended up doing. And also for Gayle King to talk about her, like she's some sort of feminist pioneer, like she's the first person ever to go into space.

She was chosen precisely because she represented the ordinary American. And the idea was we want to open this, you know, transformative experience to ordinary people. This is exactly the opposite what they ended up doing. And also for Gayle King to talk about her, like she's some sort of feminist pioneer, like she's the first person ever to go into space.

She was chosen precisely because she represented the ordinary American. And the idea was we want to open this, you know, transformative experience to ordinary people. This is exactly the opposite what they ended up doing. And also for Gayle King to talk about her, like she's some sort of feminist pioneer, like she's the first person ever to go into space.

When, as I said, you had Christian McCullough, but also like a good number now of, like actual trained female astronauts who go into space, I mean, is it really surprising that people reacted in the way that they're reacting?

When, as I said, you had Christian McCullough, but also like a good number now of, like actual trained female astronauts who go into space, I mean, is it really surprising that people reacted in the way that they're reacting?

When, as I said, you had Christian McCullough, but also like a good number now of, like actual trained female astronauts who go into space, I mean, is it really surprising that people reacted in the way that they're reacting?