Senator Mark Kelly

Canada and Australia are kind of like that.

It's wild to look at at night.

I mean, Pyongyang looks like an island in an ocean because there's nobody else's have lights in North Korea.

And then you fly over places like Times Square, fly over New York City, the brightest spot on earth.

And I think second would probably be the Strip in Vegas.

And then in the middle of Tokyo would probably be my top three bright spots on earth.

120 years ago, Arizona wasn't a state.

Very few people live there.

Yeah.

A lot of native tribes.

Things change and they're changing fast right now.

Yeah.

And it's going to be a, you know, amazing thing to watch, you know, what happens in the next couple decades.

I think there are a lot of people out there that are very anxious, apprehensive about the future.

about whether they're going to have a job, whether if you're a young person, whether you're going to be able to afford a place to live, whether you can afford a family.

These are issues that weigh on me a lot in my job because I'm supposed to be trying to figure out ways to fix this.

Yeah.

Often the same people.

39 trillion.

You know, people don't seem to care that it could be 50 trillion.