Let's just say you're an investor, you got a billion dollars, you want to fly a rocket into space

and you're wondering who to give the money to that can do a cheaper, faster, better, more efficient,

you got Elon Musk, SpaceX, and you got NASA, the U.S. government taxes. Who would you rather give

your billion dollars to wait till you see some of these statistics I'm going to give you on who

did a cheaper, better, faster, would weigh less money on how this goes. And by the way,

if you get value out of this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel and

stay to the end because I got another video I want you to watch. So now, SpaceX versus NASA,

who wins? Let me give you some data. When it comes down to SpaceX, when you hear the word Falcon,

that's SpaceX. So Falcon 1, Falcon 9, that's SpaceX. They were looking at how much it would cost

to fly a rocket into space. Well, if you gave that money to SpaceX, it would only take 300 million

dollars to fly Falcon 9 into space. Now, NASA was asked how much would it cost you if we wanted to

do the same thing to fly Falcon into space. You know what NASA said? And estimated. You're ready

for this number? Not 300, because that's what Elon's is with Falcon 9. Not a half a billion,

not a billion. They said anywhere between 1.7 billion to 4 billion dollars. Wait, how can Elon

do it for 300? And you need 1.7 to 4 billion to get it done. It's kind of like saying the following.

You got to hire somebody, say, listen, guys, I need you to move some of this stuff here from

this building to my house because I'm moving. I'm moving from one apartment to another apartment,

right? You go hire some local employees, running a small business that's a moving business,

and say, how much will it take you to move this load? And they tell you, oh, we'll give you an

estimate. How much? It'll cost us about $5,000 to move all this five bedroom, this big house,

$5,000. $5,000? Yes. Then you go to another place that's run by the government to give you the

exact comparison so you know how this thing works. You ask them, same amount of people, everything's

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