Bill Nelson: “In 2009, we increased this funding by another $5 million.”

There are, in fact, private companies that are getting into the business now of supersonic transports, but they do not have this characteristic.

Funding NASA is critical to getting back to the moon, advancing our scientific understanding, and driving innovation.

This time, even on the first crew, the ones that are coming here to Capitol Hill today, our first international astronaut is Jeremy Hansen.

Not only work with you, we want it to work, because the Habitable Worlds, which is one that we go in the 2040s, we have got to start it now.