now, that's not to say that you can't run eastman kodak, but in this instance, that's not the circumstance >> mike. >> we've seen outperformance since may 11th i think that's significant and also this company, believe it or not, is getting cheap and if we start to see positive cash flow, we are really seeing the bottom in the course of the last several weeks here and it's a buy. >>> still to come, a nat gas play that's fueled up to play catch up with the sector and for everything options action, check out our website and sign up for our newsletter much more options action right after this trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade it's time for our memorial day sale on

the romance of the new york state thruway and moving west from general electric to carrier to eastman kodakas been vaporized. where is it in america today? >> you see it lot of labor in the southeast of the united states. we added a number of jobs to athens, georgia and tennessee but what will see in upstate new york is the shift to more digital roles. we have changed half of our digital organization which is new over the last 18 months. we continue to refresh our organization and add more highly skilled labor in our crucial areas. for example, we have two key ecosystems, buildings and coal change and we have added jobs. we would have a platform that gives you visibility to your indoor air quality and omission so you on a single pane of glass can see all of your factories and facilities globally and you can see your admissions at any single point and you can say why are my emissions greater in china and then you can take action. tom: we are going to break but continue. >> i was going to say it's critically important especially in europe now were 45% of the gas comes from russia. tom: i look

. >> maybe i should have said rattner was in a '75 eastman kodak office.ng. but let's talk about how the parallels -- a lot of politicians alive today, working today, don't remember the combination of high inflation, high crime, a cold war. man, it was devastating on a lot of politicians. gerald ford lost, of course, in '76. jimmy carter lost in 1980. very turbulent times then. very turbulent times politically now. >> i'm like you, joe, i remember buying my first house with a 12% interest rate. it was a terrifying period. but i think that there's some significant differences that are worth noting. the first is that the federal reserve under jay powell finally seems to get it. the determination when inflation is at 7%, 8%, to stop it and bring it back before it gets in the double digits is really important. there's going to be some pain in the short run, but the thing that would be frightening and would remind me of the '70s is this kind of continuing, seemingly unstoppable wage push inflation. that's one difference. the second thing is that back in the '70