The First-Ever Private Spacewalk with Polaris Dawn Mission Commander Jared Isaacman

Polaris Dawn has done the impossible: making history with private citizens conducting a spacewalk. The extravehicular activity was done to test SpaceX's new suits. Fresh off of splashdown, mission commander & Shift4 CEO Jared Isaacman joins Morgan Brennan to discuss the view from his walk, how this space mission compared to Inspiration4- his previous venture-and the path ahead for the Polaris Program.

[@TheHeavenman88]

Great job out there Polaris team !

[@Evolutioninthestars]

What a great interview and you can tell the interviewer has done her research. Congratulations Polaris Dawn! I absolutely love the information Isaacman shared. They were fascinating! This is the kind of stuff I could listen to all day.

[@SJCDAVE]

Great interview, very informative. I can better appreciate all that they accomplished after listening to this discussion.

[@rickmunn7356]

I listened to the moon landing on my dads Ford pickup AM radio and I was amazed. Now, holy smokes, what a difference. To watch live as Starship descends with flaps burning off engulfed in plasm then achieve a soft landing. Outstanding. Then to watch Polaris Dawn astronauts exposed to space while Jared exits dragon for the first time all in high definition and live is simply out of this world. It’s the most exciting and amazing time to be alive. Keep up the great work. I anxiously await you next adventure Jared. You are a great ambassador for space exploration and your enthusiasm is infectious. Great interview

[@PsychicThursday]

Historic and productive mission, Jared and Crew. Thank you for bringing us on board. Good, informative interview, CBS. Warp speed, Polaris and SpaceX.

[@robertarcher857]

Awesome job by Polaris dawn crew and space x team.

[@Autism101]

Great interview Morgan!

[@khethokwakhebrightmcanyana6007]

Amazing, inspiring, and insightful interview. 👏

[@marsspacex6065]

Congrats.

[@doug3691]

The second great Age of Exploration is here. If only the FAA could treat both Boeing and SpaceX in the same way -- reasonable oversight and minimal delays.

[@mullholand]

elon x jared = epicness

[@zoomshot2343]

Meanwhile, starliner have yet to resolve their thruster issues.

[@ramacvr12]

What would Jared have done without spacex, and yet US government is constantly hampering spaceX efforts.

[@thomaswilson7441]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras tudo isso fora possível gracas ao nosso garoto dos foguetes está revolucionando o mundo e nunca desistiu es muito amor envolvido e muitos milhares de milagres virão embora haja varias montanhas impedindo suas ações devidos as pensamentos ultrapassados e velhos ninguém vai impedi lo de serem alcançado jamais e realmente ressurgir das cinzas para glória isso não tem preço

[@loganc5456]

I can't believe he paid so much money to risk his life this way. He should instead be paid for this test, unbelievable.

[@explor794]

it’s important the successful people put their money back into advancing America instead of having the taxpayers pay for it all the time at 10 times the price.

[@OuterSpaceDogs]

Stop stop fr a second.... When he says,"impressive Visual of Light as they fall down" ", Everything in the craft was glowing Orange." What do you mean????? The plastics inside the craft, the screen, the walls, the chair, the suit... ALL WERE ACTIVE PLASMA BUT NOT DEATHLY HOT.. PLUS THE OUTSIDE IS GLOWING ORANGE AS WELL???? SO YOU MEAN , INSIDE MATERIALS WERE GLOWING AS WELL AS THE OUTSIDE?!?!?

[@Wurtoz9643]

Windows. Light go through window, bounce on stuff inside, go in eye.

[@Dptl]

Bat 😊

[@reubenpelham5735]

Very poor choice of words. It was not private and the person did not leave the capsule. Incorrect language.

[@ReallyRabid]

I'm looking forward to seeing millionaires in space, in glorious flame and debris.

[@frankxu2490]

Stupid rich guys show-off game!

[@Saeid415]

And this comment is a stupid jealous poor guy game who does no effort and does nothing but is jealous of this rich people and because this poor guy cant do that try to destroy that

[@stevenwojtysiak6392]

"Stupid rich guy" could be out there buying yachts and throwing parties with his fellow "elites" and jet-setting around the world, but instead he chooses to raise money for St. Jude children's hospital and spend his money to further human understanding and knowledge of the universe we live in, basically making himself a science experiment for others to study. What a show-off. I wish more billionaires would show off in similar ways.