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You know, in my life, during these moments when America launches rockets into space, We all remember one small step for man, one giant leap

for mankind. Now, you might remember the case of Barry Butch Wilmore, U.S. Navy Captain, NASA

astronaut. By the way, he himself has flown three space missions, and he spent

464 days in orbit. He's a Tennessee native, a test pilot over 8,000 flight hours, 663

carrier landings. And by the way, that in and of itself is a feat. And he piloted the space shuttle Atlantis and commanded the International Space Station

and recently led Boeing Starliner on its first crude flight, a mission plan for eight days.

It stretched into nine months.

And remember, we're waiting. When are we going to rescue this guy?

Now, he has now come out with a memoir. It's called Stuck in Space, an astronaut's hope through

the unexpected. The book just got released, and it's in bookstores everywhere. You can get it on

Amazon.com. We'll put it on Hannity.com. I haven't got my copy and I'm dying to get a copy. But, you know,

he has been trained his entire life and career for these high-risk missions and crisis leadership.

But then you're kind of lost in space. And then it got so pathetic. We kept saying,

Joe, when are you going to bring this this brave astronaut

home when are we going to rescue this guy well Elon mus came to the rescue and he tells the entire

story anyway this is this is him himself in his own words, talking about it, and here's what he said.

What would you like to say to President Trump and Elon Musk?

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