mark: we were just talking to the chief executive of bombardier.u be filing a claim against bombardier at the world trade organization? is considering all of the options open to us at the wto. certainly in relation to the recent transaction with delta airlines and the $500 million owners contract provision that was made in their books. that would made us -- lead us to believe the aircraft are heavily subsidized, coming from the confidence on cartier has on subsidies -- bombardier has on subsidies. effectively now what we have is not a level playing field. we have the canadian taxpayers subsidizing c-series aircraft and perhaps even below cost. that is not sustainable. wants to compete on a level playing field and we have a very good track record. that we ared focusing on north america and western continental europe. we have a global perspective, but to talk about north america, since january 2013 we have over 80% market share in the regional market. embraer is competing very well indeed. mark: does bombardier's deal with delta i get difficult for y

bombardier has a lot of jobs in ontario.u think the federal government should support them for the request of $1 billion in aid? charles: we have manufacturing plants in thunder bay and we welcome the injection of support by the federal government. in terms of the auto sector and what is happening in mexico, we have gm investing more into some of our plant. i think we are announcing today the inclusion of yet another auto manufacturer from italy coming into town. that is boosting our overall support for the auto sector. grant,n the form of a that is what gm is hoping for? charles: yes. that has been helpful to us in maintaining a primary stronghold. alix: ontario's financial minister charles susa. mark, back to you. mark: coming up, we are going to talk to fame and -- famed russian entrepreneur yuri milner . he has invested in facebook, twitter, and alibaba. we want to find out what he thinks of the microsoft-linked in deal. lies with the h you are capital management founder from the morningstar conference in chicago. later

. >> my dad was a bombardier in the army air force. my 92 years young father.nd if anybody was going to take an aggressive posture against what ali stood for, it would have been my dad. but my dad always says this. he said, they call us the greatest generation. they talk about how brave we were. he said, that man was brave. and for my dad, that's all it took. >> yeah, that was an act of bravery in its time. charlie pierce is with us, former sports columnist for the boston herald. these days with escwire. i know you want in on this conversation. placing him in the history of our society in the last several decades. >> ever since the news broke, i keep having the walt whitman line ringing through my head. do i contradict myself? very well, i am large. i don't think there's ever been a better line written about america than that. because -- and i don't think there's ever been a more american life than the one born cassius clay, later muhammad ali, lived. because he was one of the great manifestations of the most basic contradiction in american life, which is the f

. >> my dad was a bombardier in the army air force in b 24s. my 92 years young father.f anybody was going to take aggressive posture against what ali stood for it would have been my dad. my dad always says they call us the greatest generation. they talk about how brave we were. he said that man was brave. for my dad, that's all it took. >> that was an act of bravery in its time. charlie pierce is with us, former sports columnist for the "boston herald." these days with "esquire" and charlie, i know you want in on this conversation, especially placing him in the history of our society the last several daks. >> yeah, ever since the news broke, i keep having the walt whitman line ringing through my head. do i contradict myself? very well then i contradict myself. i am large i contain multitudes. i don't think there's ever been a better line written about america than that. and i don't think there's ever been a more american life than the one born kashs clay, later muhammad ali lived because he was the one of the great manifestations of the most basic contradiction in ameri