Netflix is streaming a show called "Space Force(Links to an external site.)

" which stars Steve Carell and John Malkovich.Netflix filed a trademark application for "Space Force" in January 2019 and began streaming the show on May 29, 2020.The show's title, however, is the same name that is used by the U.S. government. This has led some to speculate about a potential trademark battle between the US government and Netflix concerning use of the name "Space Force." The Air Force applied to trademark "Space Force" in March 2019.

1. There is no conflict between the government and Netflix, according to the Air Force spokesperson in the article. However, for this prompt, imagine that both Netflix and the US government want to sell a tshirt that says "Space Force" and the parties end up in a legal fight over the trademark application. Who should win and why? Please include your reasoning in a paragraph numbered "1." Please refer to your textbook for the rules concerning how the US Patent and Trademark Office reviews applications within Section 8-1b Trademark Registration.
2. For this question, presume that you are an entrepreneur and you've created a saying that you believe will be really profitable for your company. Have you learned anything from the Space Force example as to how best to protect your interests?