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Pat returns from his mission in Iran? In a historic first since the Apollo era, the Artemis II crew just looped around the moon, traveling farther from Earth than any humans in over 50 years and smashing the Apollo 13 distance record. President Trump surprised the astronauts — Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian Jeremy Hansen — with a live phone call from the White House to congratulate them on their groundbreaking mission. Trump praised them as “modern-day pioneers,” highlighted America’s return as a frontier nation, and revealed plans for a permanent lunar presence followed by crewed trips to Mars. The astronauts shared their awe at seeing Earth from the moon’s far side and expressed excitement about becoming a “two-planet species.” This out-of-this-world conversation marks a thrilling new chapter in space exploration, and Trump even invited the crew to the White House for autographs once they splash down.We also cover: Pete Hegseth airman rescue press conference. Michigan Wolverines national champions. Candace Owens blames the Mormon Mafia? Savannah Guthrie RETURNS to the "Today Show." Democrat flashback on birthright citizenship.1:34:25 Markwayne Mullin on International Airports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
