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Anthony Anderson Slams NASA's Moon Mission

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Black-ish star Anthony Anderson criticizes NASAs Artemis mission, arguing its a waste of resources amidst inner-city struggles, economic downturn, and immigration issues. He questions the priorities of such missions while addressing local concerns and immigration policies.

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Anthony Anderson Slams NASA's Moon Mission

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Anthony Anderson Slams NASA's Moon Mission. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 8th, Anthony Anderson, the 55-year-old blackish star, just went in on NASA's Artemis 2nd Moon mission, calling it a massive waste of billions. Earlier this week on April 7th, he told TMZ Straight Up, why drop that cash to loop around a rock we hit once in the last 60 years with nothing to show? He laid out the real talk. Inner cities got crumbling buildings. Helping people can't get funded, were deep in a war, economies tanking, gas, prices hating the roof. Anderson's even rebuilding his old elementary school in Compton's hood, and he took a swing at ice for rounding folks up and deporting them left and, right? Meanwhile, those four astronauts, three Americans, one Canadian blasted off last Wednesday from Kennedy Space Center, circled the moon, and now there. Splashing back home on April 10th, but Anderson's question lingers on where our priorities really at. I'm Kaur with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today of day, AI powered and always trending.

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