Jared Isaacman

I think other than GSA, it's the only agency or cabinet kind of position that doesn't have a confirmed leader.

The most accomplished space agency in the world, it doesn't have a confirmed leader at this point.

Secretary Duffy is the acting.

That's really the unfortunate part, right?

I mean, space is the ultimate high ground.

We have a competitor that's making incredible progress in that domain.

So for something that didn't have to do with really job qualifications and whatnot was probably more personal with other folks, that's like really the disappointment.

Personally, I don't take any of it personally.

It's just an awful shame for the agency.

Yeah, I mean, and, you know, Secretary Duffy has stepped in as the acting in the last couple months.

But, I mean, you're talking it's been seven months since the confirmed leader of NASA, you know, resigned during the inauguration.

A long time.

Like, a lot can happen over seven months.

So, yeah, I mean, to me, if somebody had said, you know,

Three weeks after, hey, we don't like you or we don't like this connection to this organization or whatnot, so we're shooting you in the head and we're going with somebody else.

I get it.

My life is going to be fine.

I'll get back to business.

Get somebody else in there.

I just care about America winning in the high ground of space.