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I, a lot of people criticized me for that saying I didn't understand the regulatory process.

They didn't understand the regulatory process. The simple fact is that it appears to me that's my

conclusion that the FAA and the Fish and Wildlife Service under Biden administration guidance is

slow walking any approvals for SpaceX because we've now learned that the Fish and Wildlife Service,

which now has to approve every launch out of Boca Chica, this is absurd, only decided to begin

its former review of the April launch failure of Super Heavy Starship, only began its review on

October 5th. October 5th, and it specifically says that review has to do with SpaceX's launch

system. This has to do with the water-day loose system that's supposed to prevent damage to the

launch pad. That SpaceX completed installation and testing of in early August, but the Fish and Wildlife

Service decided not to begin its own former review of that launch system until October 5th, and it has

legally 135 days from October 5th to issue its report, which means if they use the 435 days,

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