SpaceX Does What Government Won’t - Stossel in the Classroom

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On August 2nd, two American astronauts return to Earth. Their launch was the first from the US in 10 years. It wasn’t NASA that sent them into space. It was Elon Musk‘s SpaceX that did it. Private enterprise makes good things possible.

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