Starliner Crew Discusses Return

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Starliner astronauts avoid engaging in politics about their return

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Starliner astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams spoke to the media ahead of their scheduled return to Earth .

The crew said they support political leaders and that when it comes to being the subject of political discussions, they noted there is information about the situation that politicians may not have.

Wilmore joked that life in space is great since all his aches and pains disappear without gravity.

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