gary kay, this is how it all begins. >> well, get ready for a commission that creates a commission to the commission based on whether tablets are good or not for your kid. go away and have a nice life and let the parents decide. the fact of the matter is some of these tablets are very kid friendly. let them have fun and get educated. >> you are a brand-new mother, congratulations. are you ready for the nanny to show you how it is done? >> that's the last thing i want. i want the government to tell me what i can and can't put in front of the child. i think it is disgusting that fisher-price has a seat that will hold the ipad in front of the infant's face. they are sponges. they need to feel and touch things and stick them in their mouth. the government will try to get involved and make a mess of the situation, but i hate the tablet thing being in the hands of a toddler or younger. it is bad. >> charlie, you probably grew up and you have boxing gloves when you grew up. >> rock em, sock em robots. >> what do you think of this one? >> there is an impulse among conservatives to do and say

it operate 190 flights a kay and serves more domestic passengers any than any other airline. gary's start with what everybody's talking about, cell phones, inflight, midair. what do you think? >> i know the customers don't want it. the vast majority of the polls taken say 60% say they don't want cell phones in flight. so it's a little premature to judge what the government may come out with in terms of guidelines, but so far i think our customers don't want it and if our customers don't want it, our employees don't want it either. >> you do thing it's a distraction for the pilots and others? >> i don't think so. it think it's an inconvenient being in such close quarters and overhearing loud conversations. but in the end, i don't see it as a significant safety question at all. but that's something that will need to be carefully considered here. >> one thing that's happening in your industry here is consolidation. you've got four big carriers now. some people worry who come from small towns, will they find their service continuing? you've had to stop service to at least four places