Jared Isaacman

We'll know if we can live for extended periods of time in sub-1G environments, and we'll take that to inform our next decision, which is why, again, it's important to have the continuous situation awareness building that our telescopes give us.

I'm not necessarily in the camp of like, should we be colonizing Mars?

That's not for me.

I honestly that let the other, uh, great brilliant dreamers do those things.

Do I think we should have an outpost there?

Should we get really good at moving mass materials and people to and from Mars?

Totally.

Look, we have to cry.

I'm not picking on any one particular mineral because who knows what changes in the future.

I'm not aware of anything that we would have at NASA to declassify other than say that I'm as interested in, you know, the president's message as probably any other space enthusiast out there.

Now, I will say having, you know, I spent 10 years leading a defense contracting company.

You know, we operated fighter jets all across the country, simulating, you know, bad guy capabilities.

Say, look, there are a lot of, as you would expect,

exquisite capabilities that we have as a nation for, you know, for national security purposes that we have developed?

All we have to do is look to the history books, right?

SR-71 was a pretty wild capability in the 1960s.

Nobody, you know, nobody would have imagined that.

F-117 was pretty wild.

So do I think that there are probably capabilities we have as a nation that we developed and our adversaries that can do some pretty impressive things, you know?

Sure.