i'm david keith and professor at harvard in public policy and also mentioning i worked on this topic, i worked on climate for about 30 years. nice to have a hello angela, telephone. you all, what you do? hi, be mine, and thank you for me for having me on the show. my name is angela michelle. moving in. i'm an energy policy consulting based in your daily, in the i haven't you done? these are things. what was your engineering, my interest in the space, excuse me, from a bush that's interested in climate change and the, the other solutions that we are looking at to deal with that you great to have you and kelly, please introduce yourself. i international audience watching right now. hi premie. it's good to be here. my name is kelly wands, or i'm the executive director of the 3 year olds are non profit organization called silver lining. and our focus in silver lining is near term climate risk. so we drive our research, we work with government stakeholders, numbers of the public, our youth organizations to look at expanding our portfolio of options to address climate risk in the next 30 to

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joining me is the fitz-gerald group principal keith fits gerald, kenny fulcary and chief strategist, davidod to see you. keith, kicking things off with you as we await earnings from boeing, expected to hit any moment. how would you characterize the overall earnings season so far. what have you learned and what are you expecting from boeing which now is trading up better than 2%, so the numbers are likely imminent. >> well, i tell you what, the classic success story here, the company is going to be a lot stronger, people are expecting a slight loss in the 30% range or so. i think it's possible the company might come to profitability and if that's true, if we have the deliveries, if we have rising production, if we have boeing getting a back on track that is going to be an important shot in the arm for the american economy and for that company in particular. it's super exciting to me to see what the numbers are. maria: yeah, in terms of the earnings story, have you seen a slowdown in any way? i mean, you know, we are waiting to see what the impact of federal reserve hikes will have on the ma

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. >> he does it every day, i love keith and keith was one of the paypal people that created paypal along with daviday have heard of him, created a couple companies after that but we all think about who we are going to recruit in. you should all create a program to reward who's already there. elon is a good friendof mine and elon lived in california . he didn't want to leave california. he had tesla there and when things became too difficult, it becomes a financial decision and you have a responsibility to shareholders when he said he was thinking of leaving you know what the state rep did? tweeted after you. he's probably at that point you're not going to save him when he left. but if you started doing things with people who are already there , you're welcome baldwin order something else people decide i want to invest there because you care for who's already there. >> that was another famous tweet because he responded message received. it was funny at the beginning when i did how can i help people juxtaposed the two tweets which is you have a just docs the position in attitude. it's not partisan, i