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houston's this is station and we're

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msnbc this is houston please call the

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can you hear me crew

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we hear a lot unclear

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could i have you all just go through and

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this is ken ham

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it's great to see all of you and i'm

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so uh ken let me begin with you since

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you're upside down

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this is your first time as commander

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here atlanta's last scheduled flight

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how does that leave you feeling knowing

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that you're coming back for the last

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well it's a fantastic experience and

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what we're coining this flight is the

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first last flight of atlantis because

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obviously there is some potential for uh

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that great ship to fly again

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but uh she served us very well so far

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we're having a ball up here and uh we

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and we'd like to say thanks again to the

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tracy you have been on the international

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space station since march i understand

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and we sometimes report on the

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problems that you encounter throughout

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your day we had a generator go out just

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this week but overall it seems like you

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whatever challenges come up in front of

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you how will that change once the

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exactly how depends on the problem but

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piers i want to ask you you have a phd

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incredible images from space of that

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gulf oil slick can you just give me your

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uh and by the way what is that peers on

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this is a notebook of every uh thing my

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grandchildren and great-grandchildren

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grandpa garrett was out walking in space

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acr that concludes the msnbc portion of

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check from fox news channel

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displaced words anytime that i misspeak

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thousands of them that are written about

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i regret that i misspoke hello atlantis

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great thanks standby very humbly and

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low-key about your service saying very

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in vietnam since found out that just use

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fox news channel will not be

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participating we're going to hand you

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i read the book and we discussed it

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thoroughly in our seminars what really

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i didn't really plan on a career in

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can it get bet any better than that as a

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truly wonderful book can move someone in

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a specific direction once again thanks

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very much for inviting me to be with you

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even as i am reporting on these election

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kenneth ham he's the space shuttle

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makes this entire place feel bigger and

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it's absolutely fantastic we're having a

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about one-third the size i got to tell

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you now you can you can lose people in

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this place now it's really huge so if

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you came on up here people probably

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let's talk a little bit about how it

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feels uh and i'll have tracy weigh in to

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well actually well well if i came up on

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a soyuz and i've been living on the

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space station for about five weeks

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before these guys got here um

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but uh i can tell you from the

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perspective of living here and seeing

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atlantis and being inside of atlantis as

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this is the

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last atlantis shuttle mission

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as we go forward

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uh i i i also want to bring in garrett

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reisman uh you you actually do the space

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walks uh how scared are you when you get

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out out of that shuttle out of that

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uh i'm a terrified uh wolf

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um actually the thing is uh i'm one of

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three space walkers the other two

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fellows are preparing to go outside

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tomorrow so they can't be with us now

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it is uh something that we train really

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hard for and the way i describe it is a

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strange combination of the

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and the outlandish and what i mean by

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that is we train so much in this big

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pool in houston

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that uh when we're at our work site and

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we have our tools and we're looking at

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the bolts we're supposed to turn it

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feels just like being in that pool and

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we feel very comfortable very familiar

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but then you look over your shoulder and

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the whole world is flying by and you can

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see the entire east coast of the united

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states in a single glance and that is

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something you can't prepare for in a

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pool and that is outlandish and it is

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i want to bring the two russians uh

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cosmonauts into this conversation oleg

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first to you when you look out uh are

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you able to see this oil spill that's

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engulfing some of the gulf of mexico

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right now we spent a lot of time

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reporting on that

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and are you also able to see any of that

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volcanic ash from the volcano in iceland

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first of all about the

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oil i'm just 30 minutes ago we passed

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over there mexican golf and we

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took a lot of pictures of this oil spot

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on there and

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believe me it looks it's very

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scared it's uh that's not good and i'm

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not really

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feel

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not good about that and so that's

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about the ash uh yes we can see ash

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about the europe it's especially in the

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evening hours when there's a low angle

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of sun and we see the atmosphere is not

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clear as usual in this time of year

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so but

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we can we cannot see the volcano itself

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myself

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ecological problems we can observe and

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monitor from this space station uh for

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example fires some flooding and

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some poisoning of her

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nature so

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it's it's very useful from this

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perspective

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thank you

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and alexander very quickly uh

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when you see this cooperation with the

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americans

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i am glad to work with american

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cosmonauts and astronauts and i'm glad

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crew shuttle's crew

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and i know

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i know very good can ham and i'm proud

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well we want to wish all of you a

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successful mission uh we'll stay in

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close touch we're very proud of all of

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you thanks very much for joining us here

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thank you wolf bye-bye

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atlantis iss this is houston acr we've

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restored comme us fox news channel

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please stand by for a voice check from

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them

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tom hanks series in the pacific hello

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atlantis this is fox new york can you

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yes we hear loud and clear

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say that people spat upon me all right

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thank you very much stand by my service

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that's frightening yeah well there's a

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lot of email coming in from our viewers

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who are actual veterans of former

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atlanta screw this is fox audio again

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can you hear me

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whether to say you served in vietnam or

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during the vietnam

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yes yes we're reading loud and clear

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again of this is march of two great

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thank you stand by he says that he

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served in vietnam just listen to it

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listen to it for yourself make your

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hi guys this is megan with fox news

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you're going to be speaking with megan

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kelly

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we have learned something very important

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since the days that i served in vietnam

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and you exemplify it whatever we think

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about the war

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whatever we call it afghanistan or rock

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well there you have it uh we'll leave it

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at that you can make your own judgments

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that man is fighting for his political

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future uh and some believed at least

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prior to this that that this would be

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the end of it thanks to the new york

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times report uh what do you think let us

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know kelly foxnews.com peter johnson jr

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thanks so much for being here good to

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well boy oh boy do we have an

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extraordinary story to take you to now

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we go from that to the most

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extraordinary interview of the day as

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nasa's shuttle program winds down the

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crew of the space shuttle atlantis is

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enjoying the orbiter's

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last trip to the international space

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station the crew today working very hard

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installing a russian-built addition to

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the space lab and they join us now live

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from the iss shuttle commander ken ham

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mission specialist pierre sellers and

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garrett reisman and from the iss crew

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expedition 23 commander oleg kotov and

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flight engineers tracy caldwell and

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dyson and alexander sportsgot thank you

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so much all for being here with us

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greetings from earth

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commander ham let me start with you

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how would you describe the success of

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megan we are absolutely thrilled the the

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launch was flawless the rendezvous went

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well

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we had a really successful spacewalk

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yesterday and then the the highlight of

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our mission so far was uh completing our

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primary mission which was

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attaching the mrm1 module to space

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station

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and garrett and piers here did that

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today with the large robotic arm and we