Jen Psaki

Everybody watching as we learn identities of people who are emerging.

We'll keep watching.

I'm sorry.

Keep going there, Jim.

I just wanted to keep the audience updated.

And just to give you an update, everybody, and I'm sorry again to interrupt you, the first astronaut who came out is Christina Cook, according to our reporting.

Keep going, Jim.

Keep going.

Yeah, we will keep everyone updated on the names as we learn them.

Dr. Jameson, let me bring you back into this.

As you're watching, because there are two out now, we've watched two of the astronauts emerge.

We've just talked about all of the people involved in this mission.

What's going through your head as you're watching this?

Really, for me, it's observing what's happening and looking at the logistics.

And I wanted to reflect back on something Jim was saying.

So I was also an engineer and a medical doctor.

And when I went to Kennedy Space Center, that was the very first job I had.

And I was in the first class after the Challenger accident.

And my first job was working at Kennedy.

And having been a chemical engineer, I was used to these large distillation chambers and things like that.