Yes, I can give you some information that'll reduce your heartburn. And, indeed, the spacesuit program is intended to stay at Johnson.

We ought to have a NASA program, a government program, but we also ought to have a commercial program, and it ought to be dual track.

That's why we have something known as the Artemis Accords, which we are getting other nations to sign.

NASA has to be involved because it's our astronauts that are at risk.

Artemis is going to go in November. That's the schedule.

If you think back, when we were challenged before, and the Soviets took the high ground, and they shocked us out of our wits with Sputnik...

NASA's responsibility is to make sure that it is safe, particularly when you put humans strapped in to all of that explosive potential.

You all ought to have a--go down--to come down and see the most powerful rocket ever.

Thank you for restoring it every time it got zeroed out in the past.

We can land a rover on Mars, we can beat a pandemic, and with science, hope, and vision, there's not a damn thing we can't do as a country.

The United States ought to be pre-eminent in space.

The President's budget is a robust increase in STEM.

I suspect that what's going to happen, if we can get people really excited about us going back to the Moon, and on to Mars...

We have a 6.4 percent increase in the overall NASA budget.

I think we constantly have to monitor that.

It is the law, and I support it.

NASA has a need for that. And if you all do a jobs bill, I hope you would consider NASA in that jobs bill.

We've got to have a way to know in advance, well in advance, to save our astronauts so that they don't get fried.