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We start out with hope and good news today.

The two American astronauts that were stranded and abandoned in space by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are set

to return to Earth.

Honestly, it's now at 557, just as we're going off the air, which is a little depressing

because I would love to talk about it immediately.

The good news is that Elon Musk will be on Hannity tonight to talk

about it. And for that, I'm looking forward to it. I do know, believe it or not, you may not know

this. Our own Sarah Carter is so into space stuff. I mean, we're going to talk to her in a little

bit about it. But the Star Line of astronauts,, Barry Butch Wilmore and Sanita Williams,

undocked from the International Space Station earlier today for their now long-awaited

return to Earth.

As I said, nearly 300 days.

They were only supposed to be there eight days, 286 days, if you want to be specific.

And anyway, wearing white SpaceX pressure suits.

Wilmore and Williams wave farewell to their space station crewmates

before floating into the crew dragon ferry ship for a long overdue return to Earth.

And they are now sharing the 17-hour ride home with the

crew nine commander and a cosmonaut as well, who were launched to the station last September

aboard the same SpaceX crew dragon capsule carrying all four of them home.

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