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Live from the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, and beyond, hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine begins right now.

I am your lovable, hug-able, mid-morning chat host, Eric Von Hesler.

The other voices you hear are the doctrinares. Man of a thousand voices,

Tim Andrews, Autumn Fisher has the morning off. We do, however, have the man behind the glass,

Shaney B, and the handsomest producer in all of producery, Jared Yamamoto. And carefully watching

the countdown clock, Eric. Yes, we are going to bring it to you live.

It's a T-minus seven minutes and ten seconds until the next billionaire goes to space. We're in a new show.

Billionaires in space. This will be as Americans and, well, on the whole planet. I wonder how America got there first when we're told what a terrible country are we are, but this will be the second billionaire that blast themselves into space. And of course, on this W.S.B. Our news and information station, we will carry it to you live.

So that's going to go down around in about five minutes or so.

I love how Bezos is going further than Richard Branson did a couple weeks ago.

He's going to 12 miles.

Well, when Elon takes over, he'll go all the way.

Just go all the way to the edge of the solar system.

I'm going to go to Europa, get all the water for California. Bring it back. Yes.

Because you have a, you're not just talking about tourism. You're talking about doing something for the planet, right?

Right. Elon. So, what do we have on this flight? We got, we got the richest man in the world and his brother, Mark. Then we've got the 82-year-old

aviator who trained for the original, I think Mercury Missions, and never went. Wally Funk.

Love that name. Love that name. And then there's like an 18-year-old who took over for a guy

who spent about $28 million on that seat. Do we know what happened

to that guy? Did he get sick? Did he get the shakes? Boy, it's one thing to spend $28 million.

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