know you'll bring us the latest as you get them phil lebeau, thank you for more, let's bring in gordon bethunelines ceo, and important to this conversation, former vp and general manager of 737 and 757 programs at boeing gordon, thanks for joining us today. the fact that we're getting these. and i realize that there are more details and more context to come here, hopefully, but the fact that we're getting these instant messages from back in 2016, with how long the investigation has been happening around boeing and the faa and the 737 max, why has it taken this long for these messages to be made public >> morgan, i understand that they turned those over in january to the justice department, but i guess there's some internal government barrier to communicating across those two departments. morgan, they call them test pilots, because it's a test. and there's no incentive for them to lie. and as a matter of fact, you want the rigorous, thorough investigation and they give you the feedback, because you can't bs in aviation if you're running out of fuel, adjusting the fuel quantity indicator doesn't

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industry expectations let's bring in former continental ceo and chairman and cnbc contributor gordon bethune so much for joining us today. >> glad to be here, leslie, thanks. >> cnbc.com had a story out today that quoted representative peter defazio the chair of the house committee on transportation and infrastructure and he said this all starts on wall street, indicating there were investigator pressures that led boeing to make decisions it made in becoming more aggressive in getting the 737 max up in the air as quickly as possible to compete with air bus what do you make of that >> well, there's always financial pressure, but i don't believe it changes behavior necessarily. there is a cognizant that you need to be profitable, but i'm 100% sure that this is not profit driven decision making at boeing >> and yet, boeing is still up about 6% this year that's lagging the market, but clearly investors believe that this plane will fly again eventually do you believe that to be the case >> oh, absolutely. i think it's ready to go now, but i understand out of a preponderance of caution they're goi