ed bastian, delta airlines ceo.looking at the markets as we advance to chairman powell, lisa, red and green is what we saw two hours ago. lisa: yields are higher. earlier they were lower. showing momentum with the price down and yields up as people look toward that better future for everyone is getting on a plane. tom: it was a -.76 and now -.74. stay with us on bloomberg radio and television. interesting markets wrapped around the conversation with the fed. david westin, he is the secretary of agriculture, secretary vilsack. look for that. ♪ jonathan: a little stability going into chairman powell. good morning, good morning. the countdown to the opening bell starts now with futures unchanged on the s&p but would begin with investors looking ahead to jay powell. >> here is the big picture. >> tug-of-war here. >> real yield. >> economic growth is picking up. >> supply-demand imbalance. >> the market pushed inflation expectations and rates a little higher. >> there is a battle now between the fed and the market. >> th

this goes back to ed bastian's conversation with david westin about his optimism about getting unitedtravel i can gear. that is another add on to this. jonathan: and how the supply-side responds, too. mohamed el-erian wrote a piece on inflation this morning, and it is the difference between the cycle and working your way through the cycle. the question i have been asking is just how we respond to this moment that we are about to see in the next couple of months. you can anticipate the data. you can talk about how you respond to the data. until you actually see it, how will you react? tom: we need to worry. jonathan: what do you want to worry about? inflation? tom: we don't know how long it is going to last. jonathan: that is a big unknown. tom: we are looking forward to having her back tomorrow, the pendulum -- jonathan: -- of gloom. coming up, dr. albert ko, gale school of medicine department chair -- yale school of medicine department chair. this is bloomberg. ritika: six days after that giant container ship blocked the suez canal, salvage crews have good news to report. the ship ha

>> that's the question i don't blame doug parker who runs american airlines and i don't blame ed bastian who runs delta for trying to get as much as they could out of the government at the time and, boy, did it look like the world was falling apart at that time i think the question is what congress did, what the administration did at that time to not push for some kind of better deal so that if the airlines benefitted, taxpayers benefitted too and when i mean benefitted, not just the economy gets better but actually that they get paid back >> good for them they got a bailout, but where's the bailout for the sports bar that was around the corner for my apartment that is now gone? and for the two restaurants in two blocks that are dead and buried and they didn't get anything. >> that, shep, is the ultimate point, which is this was a special bailout particular to this industry and it wasn't, oddly enough, just about bailing out the employees, it was really benefitting the shareholders in a meaningful way and i think when you look at what's happened in this country to so many of these small

if i was ed bastian, i would be calling and asking what america is doing he came on this morning talking about raising rates. the answer is, yes by the way, in this boeing people are saying to me, hey, listen ned siegel was on with one of the places on twitter, he was saying, do you think it is kind of one of the boeing things where first day one you get southwest, day two, alaska no, southwest got this great deal and all of the airlines are coming in saying, we want that deal i think boeing works i think boeing goes higher i think boeing is in much better shape than people realize. as long as i listen to phil, you got to own these stocks. you got to. >> doc, i got the casino stocks, mgm, wynn and vegas sands. they've obviously had good quarters, mgm the best of the three i mention, but all three down from the 52-week highs and they have pulled back within the last couple of weeks, if not a couple of days what about what we're talking about now as it relates to those stocks >> well, reopening is going to play for these guys in a big way, scott that surge that you talked about that we've

bill it wasn't until a couple of days after we signed it that after the political pressure that ed bastian quite honestly nothing he said yet is pointing to any specific points in the bill that are causing suppression or any of those things, because it doesn't exist, and you know, i understand that they have public companies and they have boards that are pressuring them, but that still doesn't change the truth and the fact that this bill expands voting access, especially on the weekends in georgia. it uses a voter i.d. which is free for abgentee ballot with mail that speeds up the process, requires county election officials to continuously tabulate to get everything counted and it's a secure accessible, fair way to do it. >> governor, they don't think so though no matter how much you say that. they've come out against it and they're going to fight it and what we saw a few years ago with the lgbt bathroom rules, was that corporations are very powerful, and once they start threatening boycotts of the state, your state, your predecessor reversed on the rule ultimately you're going to have to