thing after another when you try to find the other side of this. >> there's a scandal in there somewhere me i'm sure going to hear about it. "bulls & bears" starts now. trade to the faa in the hot seat. lawmakers grilling trop aviation officials in the first hearing on capitol hill following a global backlash after the two deadly 737 max crashes. this on the same day boeing is announcing a software fix they say will make their planes safer but doesn't go far enough. hi, everybody. this is "bulls & bears." but you could join us. i'm david asman. joining me we have a target rich environment appearances in may. susan li, carol roth, jack how. first let's go straight to edward lawrence. look at the bottom of how it was approved in the first place so they get answers.

>> they are getting some answers and statements. the acting administrator now saying they will change the way it they oversee starting in july. he offered no specifics but said the way they certified needs to evolve because of these two crashes. ahead of the faa, acting director is on the hot seat and took to a lot of questions about why it took them so long to ground the boeing max 8737. >> we will take immediate and appropriate actions based on the fact. >> senators on the aviation and state committee wondering how boeing could make optional certain safety equipment. specifically talking about a warning light related to the anti-stall software. it tells pilot they may be getting bad sensor data. they're also referring the sensor data possibly to pilots

as they're flying. listen. >> it all depends on what they say. today's modern airplanes and you've got crp in the cop did. >> is a possible it could be decided they are just optional, that they should we mandatory after these investigations. >> the faa offered no timetable as to when these will be fine again but told senators a software fix they're working on right now. the first phase of the 16 is apparently going very well. what this fix does visit disengages the anti-stall software in stall software won't allow it to to reengage which is possibly one of the problems the pilots and the two crashes. they would not say officially what the crashes are. they say that's not their role of mess. the foreign governments are looking into exactly what they are but they would say the planes will not be allowed to come off the ground without the software fix. back to you.

david: should the government be regulating boeing even more? >> the aftermath of the statement the answer is yes and even though they have a lot of facts on the side the fact you have these two crashes that may seem slow in responding, receptions are key in a situation like this and they didn't respond quickly enough. they should've known from the first crash may be a software problem. maybe not on the side of safety on behalf of the curve instead of having this hearing today. >> what a conflict of interest. there have been numerous reports without the faa certified a plane and say it's airworthy. we know that if he allows the actual engineers were involved seeing as the airplane is safe to fly. that's not how it should work. employee should not be telling the government that the airplane is airworthy.

>> that doesn't mean go in and out of the woods. go back to 1989 on a new 737 model. two deadly crashes inside a calendar year. the stock was actually hired six months after the second crash. this is different. think about what has changed. we're going to have an internet back then. they can check the model of planes are flying. consumers can specify what they wanted beyond that can affect what plane airlines by. >> i'm no fan of regulation that the airline industry is in no way a free market and this is a place for the government needs to intervene. it's about consumer safety. jack was mentioning about the space in the airlines. this is something many to take seriously and i'm worried they are rushing too fast to get this done. i'm curious as to what kinds of policies and procedures they're going to go through, what kind of safety checks are going to go through. not just with the software, and

that to make sure it doesn't happen again because they can afford to push this out. another issue for the public and flying and it will be devastating for the stock rebellion as well. >> i'm a bit of an odd man out here because i look at the politician questioning max barrett who know infinitely more than they do on issues involving aviation. i think of mark zuckerberg. remember when they tried to match skills, computer skills. i'm a little concerned about too much regulation. i am concerned about politicians feeling they know more than people in the business. >> what is happening here is the politicians to reflect and concerns of the public. did boeing do all it could? the fact of the matter is even though these planes are extremely safe overall, flying has never been safer before and commercial airlines. he may have had pilot problems,

and that she can't be safe enough and not the bottom line. when you're in the public eye, especially when you're one of two companies you can't be too cautious. >> you have to have a pretty cynical view of corporate america to think without regulators, boeing would make every effort to make the people who fly planes safe as possible. this is its livelihood. it will take years for them to regain trust i'm afraid. people are flying the specific line. the overnight switch where it takes. it takes years to gain out. >> 364 lives were lost in the last five months. steve says he can never be too safe online service taken family and anonymously just a very sad story. >> from a consumer standpoint, the reality is this information spread and from what i understood this is the max eight, but there is a lot of

others on there. this could have a contagion effect and not just to these particular planes affect it, but to fine on a much broader scope and that's going to be devastating for the airlines and for the public in productivity. this is something they do need to get ready. david: remember, foreign governments holding onto these black ox is that to give the faa more information. they are concerned that it's going to show there was a certification problem here. the foreign governments, foreign airlines in one case a pilot didn't have much experience at all behind the wheels of this jet as it went down. it's too early to say who's to blame but to blame, but the point is foreign governments are very reluctant to give all the information they have about it because it could look down on them. the mac in terms of the flying public i think they would much rather fly in a boeing made plain in a plane made in china or russia or some other would need playmakers.

plus, the appetite for flying is going to grow exponentially as you get more and more middle-class around the world especially asia. the appetite for aircraft is still enormous. boeing will do well but it has to show and will go the extra mile every time they need the extra mile. >> it remains a duopoly. certified your weight. the one country that wants him very much as china. they have a plane they're going to do other orders are now coming from china. >> it's not things that have questions for multiple decades. also to have one comment on those years ago in the 1950s they stayed in production for decades after questions of safety and design. is this the end? i don't think so. david: go ahead, carol. >> it also goes like you were mentioning i think not only do consumers want to fly on planes that are manufactured in the u.s., but with pilot could have

been trained in the u.s. i think that training question is going to be a big one and potentially a competitive issue and advantage hopefully over time. >> there is a growing pilot shortage, air services don't have as many planes as they did in the past that are not turning out retired pilot i can go into commercial aviation. carol has a very good point. people want to know who is behind the wheel so to speak. >> and who is behind the building. we are worried about getting gdp data from china. imagine data from a plane crash built by the chinese that goes on in their own territory. hard to get. david: in a stunning turn of events, prosecutors have dropped criminal charges against empire star jussie smollett. he doesn't seem to be satisfied with the outcome. why he may be looking to file a lawsuit. that is coming max.

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>> yusuf clearly you think the police are not telling the church. >> what's really important for transfer is he really just wants his career and his life back. david: jussie smollett's lawyer leaving over the possibility that the empire star or prosecutors exhaust lied about being a hate crime that done may now sue after criminal charges against him were dropped. mayor rahm emanuel also reportedly considering a lawsuit

suing jussie smollett to recoup the money he says the city spent on the investigation. hundreds of thousands of dollars. who is more likely to win a lawsuit here? police are smollett. >> this is the easiest question never asked on this program and it is the chicago police. and so outraged. this is my city. this allegedly happened a block away from where i live. normally i would tell jussie smollett to take a seat, but he needs to take several states. go ahead and let him sue because when he puts out a lawsuit there's going to be a discovery, depositions, putting him under oath and he needs to get what's coming to him. i hope the police still in the fbi don't drop their case and i hope he gets what's coming. >> there is no way he sues. they have two answers. yes definitely or will wait and see and think about it.

the city should sue to get 150,000 or whatever cost back. i might sue for the drain on my already taxed attention. >> graduate eddie johnson has the top cop in chicago and he says if you think you're innocent why don't you take your day in court and prove it to us instead of hiding behind a secret deal by someone weaker would do. i would totally agree with eddie johnson. if you think you have cause hearing you're innocent explain it. >> i'm ready for a donald trump to eat and also ready for a federal investigation under some hubris and how it was put in. who knew what? what promises are made? what calls were made? that would make it juicy empire two series. >> if you were attacked, wouldn't she be out right now that she need to go find the perpetrators and that is not the

case. >> o.j. simpson still looking. >> i heard he is potentially blaming brothers that he would necessarily recognize. he went on tv. he cried. he slandered all of the donald trump supporters. you could sustain on our city and our neighborhood and now he just wants his life back. this is a problem with the legal system in america. if you are famous and well connected, you get a deal that other people in chicago don't get. >> there is an irony here, which is that one of the people suspected of having some influence on the decision the prosecutor was a former chief aide to michelle obama. and of course rahm emanuel used to work for the obama administration. he's dead set against it. i'm wondering if he'd just taken a political stance? is he not want to be on the right side of this politically coming out of his job as mayor or what?

>> you should limber up before you make a stretch that long. train to hang on the second. the assistant to michelle obama who was the one who share text messages. we have text messages with the prosecutor. it was because of the exposure that she recused herself a couple weeks before now and yet she apparently still has some influence on the decision. >> yeah, and the states attorney has connections not only with the obama's, but also with kamala harris. so there's a lot of very connected people in something like this doesn't just happen in chicago. >> one key question should be asked of every presidential candidate. do you approve of what happened in chicago to this man? >> ask him exactly. this is not justice. you say it's becoming too common and we saw the college admissions test where if you a

few well-connected have a lot of money you could get the type of justice. but that wasn't technically the justice system. both the college admissions system. this is our justice system and its turning into a third world justice system. this used to be a cornerstone of what made america great and it affects business come in the faith and of law. if that is flipping were in in deep trouble, aren't we? >> this is what's dividing the country. it was under the guise of a hate crime. rahm emanuel is up there and help president obama but they hate crime laws into action. no justice for the memory of matthew shepard and the other people who have been victims of actual hate crimes. it's appalling all around. >> there shouldn't be an empire two. there should probably be done. >> the president of the removal

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>> obamacare is a disaster. too expensive by far. people can afford it and adapt to those horrible. the premiums cost you much good the deductible is horrible. david: clear and straight. president trump attacking the affordable care act reaffirming his stance that the republican party should now be known as the party of health care. despite cause for renewal he's met resistance to say the least from within his own party.

>> i'm very disappointed to these administration seeking to invalidate the entire affordable care act. clearly -- [inaudible] the answer is to work with congress and present and replace the law. david: senator susan collins was in opposition to the president's plan or objections to obamacare. beyond that, democrats have been quick to point out that health care has been a winning issue in the midterm. joining us now is fox news senior capitol hill producer chad pergram appeared to mackerel blame democrats. i spoke with kevin mccarthy, also liz cheney to chair the house house republican congress and number three position in the

hierarchy. obamacare is terrible. you heard that from republicans and 2011 and they said what we fear more is medicare for all. democrats don't have the votes to pass that. but they won't address with the interregnum would be. if the court were to invalidate obamacare then you have health care companies in trouble. impacts on the economy, people losing coverage immediately. what happens until they pass something? this has always been the problem for republicans if they were good at repeal but not good with replays and not sweating never move something through. president trump frankly is new to this battle and that's why republicans in the house of representatives don't want to rededicate this again. it's been good politics but they been on the road so many times. as you point out this is a winning issue for democrats in the suburban district they flipped and are more than happy to entertain the conversation at this point. >> old saying on obamacare in the last election, people

thought wheelchairs were invented to make it easy to get grandma over the cliff when republicans cut through. is there any movement to make sure they pass right up front things like making sure that people with chronic conditions continue to take care and not open themselves up in the election. >> democrats are throwing out several different proposals. house speaker nancy pelosi came out today with different proposals. nothing is concrete. the other thing we worry about here is what they try to do to block the effort by the administration. chuck schumer, senate minority leader will attached to appropriations bills to prevent the administration from litigating mass. if this gets in the fall that could help spark a government shutdown. again, the reason there is no replacement for obamacare is nobody has been able to come to an agreement on what could move through the house and senate and we saw that with republicans in charge of the house senate and

the white house. >> john mccain's vote in the senate from becoming law. any appetite to revive the bill now that we have a different composition in the senate. >> nobody has explored this. a couple weeks ago i've written something online for fox for a talk about the republican policy agenda and one of the questions is what could they talk about. so you have new voices in the senate. they have a bigger majority that they don't have 60 votes and they're going to lose people like susan collins, republican from maine. she faces a challenging reelection this fall that's why she's one of the first places out there saying we can't get rid of this unless we know comes behind it. if that? is that the grow the economy into a tailspin and they could pay a dear price politically. >> chad comments carol ross.

what have republicans been doing? this has been going on for so many years here they were opposed to the affordable care act and had controlled the house and senate. what have they been doing and how they ever thought about opening up the free market, getting out and allowing competition among states for insurance companies. >> i spoke this afternoon with mike johnson, republican congressman from louisiana. he shared the largest block of conservatives and house of representatives. he has a task force been working on us but we didn't think would have to work out fast. he mentioned competition selling across state lines. that's something i'll try to throw together. it's a word or come to an agreement has to be bipartisan.

you have to work with democrats if it's going to get something done. if he's truly going to address how curious that a worker democrats. by custom president trump came off a win. that is so unpopular for your republican group. >> he steps on his own applause line. and people said here today that was arguably the best week he was having of its president be. yesterday they voted to sustain his veto for the national emergency. for many walks in and says were going to be the party of health care. we have republicans and we were going to write the narrative politically for a couple weeks and now i have to go back to what is here a losing narrative

for republicans dealing with health care. >> the past year is clear to. call it the worst deal in history of human civilization. suddenly everyone loves it. take obamacare, tweet it, call it term care. suddenly it a read stay by him in plan becomes better. only a few options are not doing national health care. it's going to be an obamacare type model. >> that is the package i'm afraid there's got to leave it there because i think jack just put it in nice little bundle. thanks for joining us. facebook now vowing to regulate content on all platforms. but is this really possible without pure censorship? more on that coming next. from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time.

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separatist content. >> they were criticized for not taking the video off fast enough after people were killed in new zealand. now they're trying to do something about it and being criticized. at what point does social media companies seem like they're taking action, the right action. >> i don't know that they do. the more that goes on the more think this is true. facebook used to be like cheers for you showed up and never knew your name and was friendly enough the place where there is a bunch of drunks having a ball every time you go in. i think this is just one more brick in the wall of making people say this is not a platform or not a place that i like. it's not a place that's fun. it's not a place that's rewarding. it's where people get big sticks out and hit each other in the side of the head. i don't have privacy. this is a good place for me.

>> i don't feel the least bit conflicted about this. it's pretty clear if you see white nationalism, what that looks like it may have to get rid of it. they don't have to be perfect to get rid of things that exercise some editorial judgment here. get rid of egregious things. i just don't think -- >> i'm very much from the place of the same i disapprove of what you say, but i will defend to the death your right to say it. that's where i come from. i think is zuckerberg wanted to he could come from that place. but you can't come from not play some of the time because next it becomes i'm not willing to talk about people who are into second amendment right. it's a slippery slope. your reader in first race speech or you're not. the entire movement beyond it.

>> thankthank you thank you. i'm a free-speech advocate in terms of hate speech. you don't know what hate speech is because it depends on what one person's view is updates on what another person's view is hateful. there were some other things you shouldn't be doing. you should make calling for violence then you shouldn't be sharing people's private information. you should probably not be piling on people. absent that, more speeches that are. you get to know who your enemies are and just as you don't like something somebody said doesn't mean they don't have other good ideas or they don't deserve some ported -- sort of a platform. i'm going to defend your right to say whatever you want to say the best model for silicon valley is to get out of the way and be transparent with clear things like violence. >> or pedophilia or gracious things like that. no way you can come up with an algorithm that will cover all situations. if anything these companies point out they've been a bias against conservatives instead of

dealing with it. the something is illegal to take prompt action. but otherwise it's an open platform like yelling from a corner of the street. >> we are talking about your first amendment rights. this company has a right to run its business as it sees fit and if it doesn't want garbage on its site, is free to make the rules. >> of course it is. >> they have these left-wing groups like like the southern poverty law center. the the great sounding name but in fact it's a left-wing ideological group. they been perfectly legitimate people or consider them to practice hate speech and that kind of makes you slip in the censorship doesn't it? >> it does. what was just said about it being a business and it ought to have the right to choose that. i can see that. like i kind of agree with that. i would also say at some point it could be a ubiquitous

platform. it is a weird intersection of free speech, and the justice department's antitrust division. i think the easiest thing to do would be to say we're not going to censor speech. that's not our job. >> exactly. it's a bad business decision. i'm a shareholder facebook. i don't want them to make that censoring happening. i'd rather give you tools which you can new people, new conversations on twitter for example. if you want to use your speech. which is what we should be doing. it is with more speech. that is what they should take because it's a bad business model. >> you can't be half pregnant. one thing or another.

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david: we have breaking news for you now from the u.k. british lawmakers are reeling results of an alternative option in the whole brexit process. let's get right to deirdre bolton with the details. he didn't go so well for the prime minister. >> not at all. her days in opposition are numbered and not the way she wants it. this is amazing. you can see just before the speaker was on the screen. all eight alternative plan failed. every single one. even the house of commons erupted in that moment so the

speaker actually has a call for order. if nothing else for her to be done, britain would basically crash out of the e.u. with no plan as of april 12. what will happen between now and probably friday it seems as if on friday they will be a vote to vote one time. it's hard he failed twice on friday will be the third time's the charm and house of commons parliament will be voting on teresa mayes plan. just to review what the plan is for key components, one of them is the e.u. or the u.k. and the treating doctor that is to say the u.k. would be setting up interpenetrate relationships the u.s. and other countries. as for his traitorous they be separate from the e.u. and the part that's been really troublesome for the teresa may plan has been that people there will be no more free flow of

people without check point and without passports. as people who know irish history know the risk but a lot of people call a fragile peace since the good friday agreement has been a north and south were fighting for decades and we can even say centuries. a lot of people are really afraid it's a physical barrier goes back up that will cause a lot of civil unrest in a lot of problems. the plan right now is quite frankly no plan, but on friday more or less there will be another vote. hopefully third times a charm for people who want this done on teresa mayes plan. david: deirdre bolton, we'll continue to follow this and bring details as they develop. congressman sean duffy butting heads with alexandria ocasio-cortez over her greener deal. watch. >> her greener deal is wondered if yuri rich liberal from new

york or california it sounds great because you can afford to retrofit your home or build a new home but have zero emissions come zero emissions, and that's energy efficient, affordable and safe. >> you want to tell people that they're concerned and desire for clean air and clean water is elitist. tell that to the kids in the south bronx that are suffering from the highest rates of childhood asthma in the country. david: all of this happened as house republicans created a group committed to forming their own plan. one that they say will be all of the above approach to energy. here too excited to coach or the group, south carolina republican jeff duncan. good to see you. what is the focus? >> this is reformulated. in 2011 about 2016. it's the focus on informing american people are constituents about all of the best interview approach about energy he is also

pushing back against bad policy like the greener deal which would cost $93 trillion, would raise electrical rates for many americans and we all know that when rates go up it hurts the impoverished people, the low-income population much more as a percentage of income than it does anyone else. this plan is not news i think it's doa. one thing we are going to do is get a discharge petition by jody hice next week and try to bring the greener deal to the floor and put democrats on the record just like the senate did yesterday were no senator could support the plan their cosponsors. true to congressman -- >> congressmen it is carol ross. first of all i wanted to commend you. i think this is very important for republicans to be doing and to be addressing in terms of a potential new deal, do you plan to address china because from the greener deal standpoint i

wouldn't take that seriously at all given the fact the biggest polluter in the world are these emerging market countries. is that on thing that will be a cornerstone of what you're addressing? >> we have to address with the admissions level art. emerging economies are growing faster, and using a lot of cheap energy like coal. if we can encourage them for a policy to convert more natural gas indian importer and export more natural gas all over the world to her their emissions. that's a positive first step we can take as part of our policy. >> steve ford sierra. are there any thoughts about the nuclear power plant. talk a bring back an old technology that looks good now which gets around the problems. and also are you going to continue these massive subsidies on alternative energies which have run around the world over

$2 trillion really haven't delivered very much. >> first off command under subsidies. i don't believe in subsidies and winners and losers in the marketplace when it comes to energy. we've got an abundant supply of energy in this country that we can export to improve the lives of so many people around the globe. getting to your question about nuclear power, that's an alternative power. while carbon footprint having to look at reactors to provide nuclear power. we also need to look at the alternative nuclear thorium and molten salt or switch was tried back in the 60s. china's working on now. the technology helps with the fuels as well as the safety issue because it will burn itself out. >> the democrats have called the gop males a political stunt. to use it as a policy slogan to raise your hand on the record for it. >> it's definitely an on the

record moved by mitch mcconnell. let's begin pushing back. let's get them on the record or three democrats voted against it. even when they were cosponsors of the greener deal. >> congressmen, you're saying you don't like the greener deal. no one likes the greener deal. that's not such a stretch in his talk about more coal, more of this, more of that. is there any kind of space for republican to come up with something, some kind of low-hanging fruit on the environment to get any kind of stance on this issue because majority of voters want people to pay attention to the environment. >> when you talk about carbon footprint you can support nuclear power like the governor of connecticut who will take to nuclear power reactors offline and relicense those because we understand that plays a part in lowering emissions. experts to lower carbon emissions globally.

a cleaner natural gas. we have in abundance here because of that. but they're exporting not encouraging countries like china and india. david: congressman duncan, we thank you for coming. we had to cut it short. really appreciate you being here. equifax and pico are teaming up on a new adventure involving your data so should you be alarmed? new details coming next. ♪

consumer credit giants equifax and fico teenage up to sell your data to banks, but with equifax track record should this be cause of kevin for consumers. >> what do you think. >> i only have so much outrage to go around it is late in the hour look they are going to take my data give it to banks waifrngs going to manage me you offers i am saying no business as usual why please

it will me why. >> how low 147 mill americans with social security,password numbers every sensitive piece of data hacked. >> bingo. >> of decade why are should he be able to make money they can't prove they can keep data secure. data maybe should go to a bank that might be able to keep it secure. >> they make money off. >> it so? >> maybe they should have a surety zbhoond why in business? >> because people need the information whether they should should lend to people like us. >> i am more outside raged by business model you can open credit card improve credit score instead of net worth liquidity ready for disruption. >> i tell you what, one solution to this just maintain a it shall credit rating never pay any of your by means of then there will be nothing of value left to steal. >> yeah well folks want locks on information, the less sharing, i think the better. the less sharing the less

chance there is it that will be passed on to third or fourth or 15th party that does it for "bulls & bears" thank you very much appreciate it a lot of breaking news we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: big week of victories for president trump mueller report no collusion national emergency declaration for the brrld survives on the house vote, the green new deal, now the green no deal, goes down in flames! this, president trump spending that political capital on healthy reform ditchc factor that distortion field on full tilt in washington we are going to debate tonight, when party has the plan, that america needs plus we are going to reveal the democratic wants to wipe out health insurance with about medicare and medicaid never guess when