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Both entertaining and alarming. The FAA and Fish and Wildlife have teamed up. This is

like an all-star team of regulators. What have they decided, Bob? Good evening, too.

Good evening, Joe. This is something I predicted in April and May of this year when right

after the first test, or but a launch of Super Heavy Starship, the one that didn't succeed,

no surprise I didn't succeed with the first attempt. It was an engineering test. But right

after that, SpaceX was trying to put itself back to getting a figure of what were wrong

and get ready for one of the launch and everyone was talking about, well, we're aiming for

August. I said then that no way, Jose, that even if SpaceX is ready, the federal government

is going to block them. Every indication shows the federal government is working here

to stymie SpaceX's achievement. So SpaceX announced on the first week in September

that it was ready to launch. It had space, Super Heavy, with Starship's fact on top of

the launch pad and Elon Musk tweeted that we are ready to launch. Guess what? They didn't

launch. They haven't launched. It's now six weeks later and they still haven't launched.

They've been doing a lot of other work at Boateka, having to do with various tank tests

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