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david calhoun said i don't have a need for an equity stake i want them to support the credit markets provide liquidity allow us to borrow against our future which we all believe in very strongly and i think our creditors will too well joining us now to discuss the host and investigative journalist pence juan ben boeing's always on the headlines these days isn't it well president. president making clear that it's important to support the airline industry and including boeing which is also the nation's largest exporter calhoun now saying that this bailout is not corporate welfare and instead it's the role of the government to help them now is that even a fair statement and how much money is boeing asking for ok so how much money is boeing asking for how about $60000000000.00 they're asking for which is an unbelievable amount of money but as to the question as to whether or not it's the he's right that it's the government's role no it's not it is not the government's role to bail out companies that are falling apart it doesn't matter how important those companies are ultimately to the n

of boeing david calhoun and boeing will be producing and donating face shields to help our medical professionals on the front lines is actually pretty intricate in terms of the plastic and the quality of the materials are important they're going to be top of the line and they're going to do thousands of these a week they've already tested the production and they're ready to begin producing all of these shiels that's the plastic heels that go over the face of boeing is also. offering us the use of their what they call the dreamlifter cargo plane it's a largest plane in the world and this is sort of a picture of it they called up just a little while ago and that can sort of take anything that's the biggest in the world and they're letting us use that for the distribution of product all over the country especially the heavy product or large quantities of product and boeing will dedicate up to 3 planes to the mission of flying medical supplies anywhere we need it each plane can carry $63000.00 pounds of cargo profile like that's a lot of carbon and also signed an executive order giving the departmen

i didn't like that article in the "new york times" about david calhoun, made the company seem i thinkmuch worse than it is. i think the company made mistakes i don't think it's a bad company. that's only based on a 100 year look i don't want you to sell low >>> next week, pay attention to earnings on mad tonight, a thunk, back to market turmoil i'm talking with a ceo as the coronavirus continues to spread where are american opportunities if nerk goes into the bunker with the market heading lower today i'm talking with one of the wisest women on wall street to find out her take on the volatility and what to do. do not miss my sit-down with founder tally crowchet and stay with cramer >>> don't miss a second of modmoin. follow @jimcramer. send him an email to madmoney @cnbc.com head to madmoney.cnbc.com. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. when yowhat do you see?itical issues facing our world,

earlier today, i spoke to the ceo of boeing, david calhoun and boeing will be producing and donating face shields to help our medical nationals are the front lines and putting intricate terms of the plastic and quality of materials are important. they are going to be top-of-the-line and they are going to do thousands of these a week. they've already tested the production and they are ready to begin producing all of these shields, plastic shield back over the place. boeing is also offering the use of their, what they call the cargo plane, the largest plane in the world. this is a picture of it, they called just a little while ago and that can take anything from us that's the biggest in the world. they are letting us use that for the distribution of product all over the country, especially the heavy product or large quantities of product and boeing will dedicate up to three planes to the mission of flying medical supplies anywhere we needed. each plane can carry 63000 pounds of cargo. also signed an executive order giving the department of defense and department of homeland security th

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in fact, david calhoun has foregone his salary for the rest of this year and people are thinking that boeing will probably not survive if it doesn't get some sort of government help here. stuart: we should point out the airline stocks are all up this morning. boeing is up nicely this morning. they will, in all likelihood, get some kind of government assistance. that's why they are up. news from costco on the front lines of supplying america. what do you have? lauren: starting today, every tuesday and every thursday, seniors can go into costco with nobody else, because they are the most at-risk population for coronavirus, and shop for one hour between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. so they can get the supplies they need. as you know, everyone has been going to grocery stores and costco and bj's to stockpile. seniors can do it for one hour on tuesdays and thursdays. stuart: please pay attention, bottom right-hand corner of the screen. the dow jones average is now up 1200 points. that's a solid gain. that's about 6.8%, 6.6%. i repeat, if the s&p 500 goes up 7%, they halt trading for 15 minutes. thes

earlier today, i spoke to the ceo of boeing, david calhoun. boeing will be producing and distributing fascial to how -- face shields to our front lines. they will be top-of-the-line. they will do thousands of these each week. they have already tested the production and they're ready to begin producing these shields, plastic shields. boeing is also offering us the ire of what they call ther cargo plane, the largest plane in the world. this is a picture of it. that can take anything. the biggest in the world. they are letting us use that for the distribution of product all over the country especially the heavy product or large quantities of product. boeing will dedicate up to three flyingto the mission of medical supplies anywhere we need it. --h plane can carry 63 pound i also signed an executive order giving the department of defense and homeland security the authority to activate the ready reserve components of the armed forces. this will allow us to mobilize medical disaster response personnel to help wage our battle against the virus by act

employment will be -- >> at least they're doing it dennis muilenburg was thrown under about 17 buses by david calhoun said it was at the bess h behest of the board that sealed his fate these guys have been forward looking. they make more than the rank and file i don't know if people at home know that. >> they may be aware >> let's get to a mad dash now we'll take you to the opening bell about 4 1/2 minutes away >> i was going to do abbvie. i'll save that for another moment i want to have something that to me is outright positive. analysts -- an analyst comes out of the closet and says it's time to buy chipotle. this i like. nicole miller reagan, always has been fantastic the stock is down huge she says the numbers will be the same recovery uninterrupted comes out and says, you know what the time is now. i think that's a great call. this is good it's a great company stock is down. that's good -- it's good >> reminds me of evercore, they said right now we're in a quarantine light environment going into a quarantine heavy environment, they thinks that helps qsr as opposed to casual dining >> i thought n

. >> do you think david calhoun acquitted himself where boeing may be worth throwing a lifeline to >> clearly it seemed to benefit. some people say when he said we don't necessarily need it -- all right, fine, don't take it still not clear to me exactly how or what they're going to need, how it would be apportioned. by the way, same with the airlines, you heard eamon talking about grants taking equity stakes so much of this is unclear in terms of the actual mechanism for distributing the money >> i always come back to the cruise lines they are non-u.s. paying philippines, bahamas they employ thousands of people. i interviewed all the ceos, they're terrific you keep coming back to what is a cruise ship worth? will we ever have 4,000 people hanging out with each other knowing the filtration of the air is not something you want to breath breathe. >> we are. one day we'll be happening out together >> you and me or on a princess cruise >> no, not on a princess cruise. we're not doing that just you and me in general >> you didn't go anywhere before the crisis, so some people -- >> exactly f

boeing ceo david calhoun told you, maria, that the virus so far not having major -- they suspended jetjanuary and struggling be all of the regulatory approval. a lot of stock to watch today and we are hearing from companies on what the business picture will look like. maria: yeah, for sure. it's not going to be easy to get back where they were but certainly this is welcome news, the stimulus plan. thank you so much, cheryl, bill joy is up next. don't miss it. back in a moment i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that that's the last time. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me that i'm protected. during turbulent times, consider protected lifetime income from an annuity as part of your retirement plan. this can help you cover your essential monthly expenses. learn more at protectedincome.org . we find a way to get through it. is faced with adversity, it's not about taking care of ourselves, but taking care of each other. checking on our neighbors... lending a hand where we can... and just

second, the ceo, david calhoun said look, he doesn't want government money, doesn't want a bailout, ifgovernment takes an equity stake in the plane maker. stuart: all right. thanks, lauren. here's what i like to hear. a company that is hiring, specifically hiring drivers. eric fuller is with us, u.s. express, president of that company, and ceo. welcome to the program. how many drivers are you hiring and why are you hiring them? on the phone: well, we are in an industry where we are always hiring. in part because there's constant turnover but in part because we are seeing increased demand in some pockets of our business, especially as it relates to grocery, consumer products and those areas. stuart: how much do you pay them? >> drivers are mostly paid by the mile. but right now, we are seeing an increase in some of the ability for some of our drivers to make increased pay, so we are, you know, we are seeing opportunities for drivers to make a nice rate of pay in this environment. stuart: i'm told that i think it was walmart, that they could make $87,000, $90,000 a year. i don't know if

they will give out no more dividends, halting any buy-backs and suspending pay for their ceo, david calhoun, until past 2020. we have also heard from at & t saying no more of that $4 billion buy-back in shares. this is just about cash preservation, because a lot of these companies, i think a lot of economists are anticipating a sharp economic downturn, especially in the second quarter of this year. morgan stanley saying minus 30% and goldman sachs says it will contract about 24%. if that happens, that would be the biggest ever quarterly contraction since records have been kept going back to the 1940s. stuart: that's a very, very important point. it was goldman saying a few days ago minus 24% second quarter. now you've got somebody else saying it's minus 30% second quarter. ted gove fed governor bullard says it might be -- susan: bank of america says 25% in the second quarter. stuart: that's astonishing stuff. how do retailers hold up when you are talking about i hate to say the word collapse, but constriction of the economy like that? it's unthinkable, almost. susan, thanks very much indeed