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This is Tudcher and Rich.

Bost is on fire.

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What do you think happened here?

From having been in it and having experienced it and you talk about

the mechanical issues, what's your, I know it's purely a guess, but what is your best guess?

I can tell you exactly. There's only a few possibilities. So this thing has seven different ways

to return to the surface, different ways of releasing ballast or inflating air balloons

or using the propellers. So there's backups of backups of backups. So if it is not at the

surface, then only one of two things could have happened. Either it snagged on something, like a big

fishing net or even part of the Titanic, or there was a leak,

in which case it would implode instantly and it's over. So if you want to look optimistically at it,

they lost power, but they have three more days of air, and they're bobbing on the surface

somewhere, and we just can't find them because they don't have power.

Yeah. bobbing on the surface somewhere, and we just can't find them because they don't have power. Get you get you, get you, get you, get you every day.

I'm going to get you.

That's the stupid submarine that got lost looking for the Titanic. So that voice right there is a guy named David Pogue.

Now, David Pogue is the guy on 60 Minutes who actually went down, and we played a clip earlier

about how two years ago, when this company ended up letting him take a look at it, he was

amazed at how thrown together these five-person submarines were.

I mean, he noted that one of the controllers was like an Xbox controller that they had bought

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