This is CBS, I in the world. I'm John Bachelor. Bob Zimmerman. He keeps the website behind the black, which means he watches Boca Chica, Texas, very carefully, because we're all waiting

for the third test of Starship Super Heavy.

And amazingly, that requires us to solve Washington DC's administrative state.

Bob, a very good evening to you.

We need an update on Elon Musk's contest with the FCC, the FAA, and I believe the NLRB.

Have I got all the letters correctly?

Yeah, you've only listed three though.

There's another six or so government agencies after

Elon Musk as well because, you know, he's obviously an evil bond villain and must be destroyed

by the Biden administration.

You've listed at least three correctly though.

And the NLRB is case at point.

When last we left the NLRB, it was a protest from the NLRB about the firing, the exiting, of employees

who had spoken poorly of the conduct of Mr. Musk and of the company, which of course is a great success.

But that was some years ago. Is there new information about from the NLRB?

No, no, the update I've got, John, has nothing to do with actually directly to do with any of this administrative

harassment, government harassment of Elon Musk. It does indirectly, but what happened is sometime in the last two weeks,

Elon Musk gave an update to the employees at Boca Chica, Texas, the people who are basically building

Starship Super Heavy.

And they posted that video this week online, and in fact I linked to it on Behind the Black I linked to a

version which Trish snipped out all the applause moments which cuts the length

of the talk in about half. So you just get the meat of what

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