he talked about how jfk's childhood experiences shaped his life. the home where the 35th president was born on may 29th, 1917, is now the john fitzgerald kennedy national historic site. the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. >> welcome to john fitzgerald kennedy national historic site. this is the birthplace home of president kennedy. he was born in this very house and lived here until he was about three and a half years old. then his family moved to a second home just down the road three blocks away. so his family called him jack. he spent the first ten years of his life growing up in brookline before the family moved to new york. so this house is owned, operated and interpreted by the national park service. of the 421 units of the national park service, we are actually the third smallest site. so you can see in this picture and just how very close we are to our neighbors. there is no parking lot. people pull right up in front of the house on the street. that is the parking. it's on a residential road in b

what does jfk mean to you? what do you already know about him because we get people from all around the world and people of different ages. it's really fascinating to hear what they have to say and what they know and what they don't know and that is really a good place for starting place for our tour and so a lot of times we build up this idea of who was john f. kennedy is a graduate from harvard university a hero from the second world war served in the us house of representatives and the senate before running in the 1960 presidential campaign against richard nixon one of the closest in our history also the first time that people could see what these candidates look like on the tv. and so as your video earlier mentioned he was our youngest elected president at the age of 43 comes into office in 1961 and had many really difficult things to deal with the building of the berlin wall the bay of pigs invasion the cuban missile crisis, so he really had a lot on his plate and he started out one of the first things he

get through all of golden gate mark including anywhere along jfk drive. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> hello, caller. your two minutes will begin now. >> lots of good things. we're going to buy some street equipment. one of these items can be all electric. definitely, i'm in favor of sidewalk and car repair. no one should have to worry about tripping and falling and busting your face and i hope that never happens to me. so this is good basic work. i'm in favor of street lighting as well. people want to see it at night and you generally feel safer at night when things are lit up. certainly, i favor traffic on the embarcadero because i don't want to be competing in cars especially when i'm walking and riding bikes and scooters. i think it is important to study golden gate park. thing and it should be more global in scope. racial equity is important, but it should not employ the only equity. so i do not want to be excluded from golden gate park. i ask it be done from a global perspective of inclusion. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your

it's called jfk a. it's on staten island in new york city.ull milk foment center that amazon has for the largest city in the country. it's huge, it's the size of 15 football fields. again the only amazon fulfilments center for the whole new york city area. reporters from the new york times spent months talking to employees who work inside that facility. and today, they published what they found. this is the headline. the amazon that customers don't see. the times interviewed nearly 200 current and former amazon employees for this piece. many of the people who work inside that gigantic jfk facility. and what they were able to thread together from all the stories is that the bluntly dystopian picture of what it's like to work in that fulfilments center. especially during covid. here is just one anecdotal example from a family called the castillo family. on the left there is albert oh castillo with his wife and their two kids alberta and they worked at jfk for five years when covid hit new york last spring. he and his wife talked about weather s

get through all of golden gate mark including anywhere along jfk drive. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> hello, caller. your two minutes will begin now. >> lots of good things. we're going to buy some street equipment. one of these items can be all electric. definitely, i'm in favor of sidewalk and car repair. no one should have to worry about tripping and falling and busting your face and i hope that never happens to me. so this is good basic work. i'm in favor of street lighting as well. people want to see it at night and you generally feel safer at night when things are lit up. certainly i favor traffic on the embarcadero because i don't want to be competing in cars especially when i'm walking and riding bikes and scooters. i think it is important to study golden gate park. thing and it should be more global in scope. racial equity is important but it should not employ the only equity. so i do not want to be excluded from golden gate park. i ask it be done from a global perspective of inclusion. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello caller. your tw

his 2018 movie was "nazis in space" and aliens killed jfk. his 2019 movie was aliens are eating our dna and free masons and watch out. and here comes the end of the world and the aliens are peaceful seeming and they'll be cool with you if you watch these movies. those were his previous works. his new movie which comes out this week is about the arizona audit, the so-called audit of the arizona presidential election result arranged by republicans in the state legislature. that is the subject of his next movie. he appears to be sort of the authorized dock documentarian of the audit. the movie does feature all the big players. the opening scene in the trailer for the film is ken bennet, the arizona republican official who has served all this time as the spokesman for the audit. there he is talking to the nazis on the moon, aliens did 9/11 till m maker. look at the background. he's at the site of the arizona recount audit thing at that arena in phoenix talking to the aliens did 9/11 filmmaker about the arizona recount. the film includes footage a

>> jfk. >> of course, jfk. once again, we see conspiracists inscribing the kennedy death with its own meaning. again, a form of counterfactual history coming into play. whereas oliver stone's counterfactual history says if kennedy had lived, he would have pulled us out of vietnam. cooper's counterfactual history says if he would have lived, he would have revealed the truth about the aliens and also about the fact the cia controls the world drug markets to fund the secret alliance of the aliens, and also the fact that eisenhower was actually working for rockefeller, who was actually part of the council on foreign relations, who is actually working for the illuminati, which is actually part of the bilderberg group and working in conjunction with the european loyalists and, as always, the catholics. anna? >> are there thoughts that aliens are behind jfk's assassination to keep it quiet? >> very much so. if you take cooper's telling, then he may have been alien. he may have been human, but either way, it's the driv

the new york jfk route is probably one of those i'm getting asked about everyone who is in new york andsave a lot of time on this route. we are also excited about flying longer trips we can achieve hours of time-saving on a high-speed connectivity without the need to build new rails. this is an opportunity to provide high-speed connectivity for millions of people around the globe. >> it looked like a guy playing video games but i'm guessing these will be drones. they want to be flown by a pilot in the vehicle and they will be electrically operated. >> yes, it is all electric. it will be flown with a pilot on board fitting in the aviation regulation framework so you will have a pilot on board certified with the same safety standards as a commercial airliner. the unique advantage is it is all electric, is a fully sustainable new transportation system. it can take off and land vertically so you need very little space. in the last big advantage of our last tech tech -- our last technology is it is a close engine and thus we can basically be market leading on the key enabler of the sector. s

jfk wanted a propaganda victory, pure and simple. everything we do in space, he said, ought to be tied to getting to the moon out of the russians. he then in the table for the administered are saying that beating the russians to the moon is the top priority of the space agency and except for defense, the top priority of the united states government. there's another troublesome aspect to consider here. the apollo megaproject was primarily a civilian operation. with the exception of the astronauts themselves who were drawn mostly from the military. today such an undertaking will most certainly be handed to the armed forces with a flag officer placed in charge. see for example the use of generals for operation warp speed. our generals are good at everything it seems these days but winning wars. what does that say about the state of the republic? one where our trust for every major institution with the exception of the military has decayed beyond the point of usefulness and audacious endeavors? well, nasa still serves an import function,

first that of jfk, that brings the johnson's into the white house. second in the march of 1968, that of dr. martin luther king jr.. april 4th, 1968. and then two months later in june of 1968, kennedy. with a south me -- astounds me about lead to bring about other things, is her ability to throughout all of, this find time whether she is in a hotel, at the ranch, or in the sitting room in the white house. to record the experience of these assassinations and their aftermath. by june of 1968, when this photograph was taken, this photograph, i will set the stage in a second has been documenting and gathering and raising funds, making plans, finding the architect for the lbj presidential library. she is commissioning oral histories. she is sending out -- her mind is a legacy. one of the things that she knew she always had to do with to make sure that the presidential portrait was painted before, not only, before lyndon left the white house, but before god forbid he might have a stroke or something like woodrow wilson had. and becomes the abilities in the

anybody want to take guesses to which heroic president is willing to stand up to this jfk of course jfk, i mean, once again we see conspiracists in scribing the kennedy death with its own meaning again a form of counterfactual of counterfactual history coming into play. whereas oliver stone's counterfactual history says that f. kennedy had lived he'd have pulled us out of vietnam. cooper's counterfactual history says that if you'd lived he would have revealed the truth about the aliens and also about the fact that the cia controls the world drug markets to fund the secret alliance with the aliens. and also the fact that i used how i was actually working for rockefeller who was actually part of the council on foreign relations who was actually working for the illuminati, which was actually part of the bilderberg group and working in conjunction with european royalists. and as always the catholics. anna thoughts that aliens are behind jfk is assassination keep it quiet. very much. so if you take cooper's telling then he may have been alien. he may have been human. but either way it's the

with their political and their media contacts, especially at the beginning in the aftermath of the jfk assassination when after that horrific tragedy that they both lived through and i recommend that you all go on the lbj library website and listen to her narration of november 22nd. 1963 is very powerful. here they are on the phone with. the eisenhower's with scotty reston with walter lippman with frank stanton the last three major media figures of the time because what they're trying to do together here is consolidate the public narrative that lbj can unify the country. and and this is what what i love about this because more broadly speaking as we go into the course of their presidency into the year 1964 ladybird continues to play an extremely vital role. this is the time when in 1964 lbj doesn't have a vice president. it isn't until the nominated the convention in august where he names hubert humphrey. so as they're in the process of consolidating his standing in the white house and embarking upon the war on poverty legislation the great society and of course the first of the three

the 1960 presidential election through the nominating conventions through the consent shun -- with jfk. the film focuses primarily on the electoral process and was distributed many languages. >> all through september and october, and the first week in november, -- to the people. it started in july. nominated senator john f. kennedy for president of the united states. and where vice president, lyndon b. johnson. country united behind its candidates. richard m. nixon was the choice of the republican party. he had served as vice president to the united states since 1973. now, he was a candidate for the presidency. his vice presidential running mate? ambassador henry cabinet. as the campaign gets underway, with the presidential candidates will be face to face and television debates seen and heard by millions of people. the same people who will decide which of these two men shelley the country for the next four years. the personal contact with the people was still an essential feature of an american presidential campaign. senator kennedy those all sections of the country filling out his vie

the creation of the space force and is there any possibility of president trump being accredited as jfkh a moonshot and i were to sum it up by saying would he have wanted there to be. to avoid the militarization. in the arms race up he has heard all of these outlandish plans of the military planners and defense contractors about what they wanted to do in the space space tobring these space statid fighter jets to engage in battle and they didn't like the sound of any of it. he thought it was a waste of money, number one but also incredible danger so the success dedicated to peaceful purposes as the space act put it for all of mankind was critically important nobody doubted that the intentions were peaceful. nobody believed that the purposes were peaceful so for the united states to be credible, they had to show the technological mastery but it was a delicate thing for kennedy and in particular to manage both of them would probably regard it as something of a defeat to see the extent they had been militarized the purposes are not always peaceful. the united states as kennedy concluded has

so this is also the reason why jfk stays so popular. jfk is the perfect conspiracy for politics because depending on where you sit politically, you can always find your bad guys. if you are, if you want a foreign threaded soviet towards cuban. if you are concerned about the right-wing, and they are cia agents, military corporations, helicopters and olive rust tones movie, right? or, if you are right wing and you are concerned about someone on the left having killed kennedy then they are communists. they are pro castro, they are literally soviets, right? so as well as monsters, in case you want a wildcard. so because of the number of attacks that people, the number of different theories about kennedy, it's band across the spectrum. i mean, this is from the internet obviously. i try to issue interest free money into the system, so the american people would be enslaved about the baking cartel and the federal reserve had been killed. so even if you don't want to do left, right, communist, capitalist, military, contractors, cia joins, mobste

jfk 8 in new york city.ly fulfillment center mozambique has for the largest city in the country. it's huge. the size of 15 football fields. only fulfillment center for the new york city area. reporters from the "new york times" spent months talking to employees who work inside that facility. and today they published what they found. this is the headline. "the amazon that customers don't see." the times interviewed 200 current and former employees for the piece. many work inside the giant facility. and what they were able to thread together is a bluntly picture of working in that fulfillment center, especially during covid. here's one example from the castillo family. on the left is alberto and his wife and two kids. he had worked at jfk 8 for five years. when covid hit new york last spring. he and his wife talked about whether he should stay home from work to avoid getting covid. they are trying to buy a house and they needed the income. he kept going to work. here is what mr. castillo told "the new york tim

the assumption is they go through jfk. after jfk the going to check the security of buildings on the motorcade route to put that sniper fire. is going to be no more open top convertibles. after the wallet agenda going to change policies but after the reagan assassination attempt going to add magnetometers were going to have covered arrivals. all this seems smart and normal. but to a civilian i'm thinking of course. but then i'm thinking back to the capitol insurrection were after the capitol insurrection a couple months ago nancy pelosi and the security detail in the house the capitol police are going to add metal detectors, right? in such a point of controversy. the answer to every question is >> to liberty as opposed to the leaders of our country may have to protect them. as much as we see the security protocols evolve over time we know this better than anyone. the problem here is security mixed with politics. nancy pelosi has never really wanted and has pretty much resisted a fence around the capitol, why? it looks terr

believe something that the religious, the response tends to be among -- if someone says, i believe jfk was shot by the mob, that is a conversation we can have that seems evidentiary. if you say i believe in jesus as my personal savior, i don't believe you've opened a conversation about evidence. people outside of a religion will look inside things in the religion to justify their positions. what is the struggle, right? what are we talking about, to what degree can you look at something that advocates violence and there's things in the bible, it's a violent book, particularly in the old testament, right? what i mean about the evidentiary claims is we tend to give socially a free pass to religious claims that we don't hold them up in the same way as factle claims. >> if someone says, i believe in alla, it's like, you're going to launch this attack -- >> i don't think everyone reacts that way. >> there's an underlying thing, if i can jump in here. >> sure. >> that maybe using the term "religion" can get us hung up. i think one of the most important things that steve is talking about here

and you are talking about jfk to manhattan, 12 minutes and $40 a ticket.really affordable for every man. amanda: let me ask, we have about one minute left, take airlines are interested and investing. they see something here right around the world. is that last mile appealing? how long before lisa is hopping on it in an air taxi and people are using the service and it is affordable? stephen: we think certification is going to be around 2024, 2025. like i said, we are using existing technology, and we are already well through the certification program. you are going to see a relatively slow wrap up. obviously, they will need to be city permitting, a local airspace regulation, but this is reality in the next five years. airlines are already getting well into this to see how this will change their business models and how to connect passengers to their airports. amanda: pretty exciting stuff. great to have you with us. appreciate it. stephen fitzpatrick is the ceo of vertical aerospace. lisa is going to get on it because you go first, lisa. from lisa abramowicz

, and after jfk now to check the security of the limbs along the motorcade route to prevent fire and there are going to be no more open topics. after the loss assassination, we're going to change policies regarding roadblocks and after the reagan assassination were going to add magnetometers and have covered arrivals, all this seems normal to a civilian but i'm thinking of course. then of course i'm thinking back to the capital insurrection where after the capital insurrection a couple ofmonths ago , nancy pelosi and the security detail in the house, the capital police were going to add metal detectors. and it's such a point of controversy. as if the answer to every question is subject verb liberty as opposed to these are the leaders of our country we have to protect them so as much as we see the security protocols, is not without controversy. >> and you know this better than anyone ever. the problem here is security mixed with politics. nancy pelosi has never really wanted and has really pretty much resisted offense around the capital. why? it looks terrible. the president trump did

go ahead. >> >> more than half of the american public still believes there was a conspiracy in the jfke day adequately addressed. >> interesting. kennedy's avenger is on the book on sale now. up next, how chinese and russian state tv helped jen psaki prepare for her current role. interesting, right. she joins me with answers in an in depth interview, next. >> jess: at safelite, we have service the way you need it. when you have a cracked windshield, schedule safelite's drop and go service. just drop off the car and keys in the morning... ♪ uplifting music ♪ >> jess: ...and go enjoy your day. we'll text you updates along the way. or you can check the status any time... and we'll let you know when your car's ready to pick up. that's service on your time. schedule drop and go at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ welcome to allstate. here, if you already pay for car insurance, you can take your home along for the ride. allstate. better protection costs a whole lot less. click or call to bundle today. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occ

they believe something that's religious, the response tends to be among -- if someone says, i believe jfk was shot by the mob, that is a conversation we can have that seems evidentiary. and if you say i believe in jesus is my personal savior, i don't feel the sense that you have opened the conversation about evidence. now, i will also say that you're right in the sense that people from outside of a religion will look at things inside of a religion to justify their prejudices against that religion. as you said for muslim in particular, what is the struggle, right? so what are we talking about, to what degree can you look at something that advocates violence? and there's things certainly in the bible that's a very violent book, particularly in the old testament. but what i mean about evidentiary claims is we tend to give socially a free pass to religious claims in the same way we don't hold them up as factual claims. >> but if someone says i believe in allah, then it's like, oh, my god, then you're going to launch this attack. >> i don't think everyone reacts that way. but i certainly under

of course jfk. once again we see conspearicist again a form of counter factual history coming into play. whereas oliver stone's counter fact to history says if kennedy had lived he'd have fulled us out of vietnam. cooper's says that if he'd lived he would have revealed the truth about the aliens and also about the fact that the cia controls the world drug markets to fund the secret alliance with the ailiance. and also the fact that eisenhower was actually working for rockefeller who's actually part of the council on foreign relations who was actually working for illuminati which was actually part of the buildaberg group and working in conjunction with european loyalists and as always the catholics. if you take cooper's telling then he may have been alien, he may have been human but either way it's the driver of kennedy's car who actually kills kennedy and does so in order to silence him on this question of the alien conspiracy. as you might tell from that, there's a heavily religious argument here a

jfk-8 got us a lot of our packages when we were home bound. and then discharged. >> this is one of the most striking findings. people were mistakenly fired for trying to take leaves. and the story is about what happens when you have this giant system that's very highly automated. there's a big question about whether amazon has invested enough in these systems, and people would get these even just for applying for a leave sometimes, you could get a job abandonment notice as if you had done something wrong. and also, one of the most poignant stories in the article is about a woman samnaimed ann. her edelma her husband got very sick with coronavirus. he suffered brain damage. his condition is very serious. and yet, she had questions about why is the company -- did they even know what is happening to my husband, and it led her to ask are there workers truly replaceable to them? >> that's an unfortunate possible reality, and you're holding amazon accountable in your reporting. i think the question is whether customers will in some way hold amazon a

so this is also the reason why jfk stays so popular. jfk is the perfect conspiracy for politics because depending on where you sit politically, you can always find your bad guys in the room. if you want a foreign threat, it's soviet or it's cuban. if you are concerned about the right wing, then they are cia agents, military corporations, bell helicopter, and oliver stone's movie. or if you're right-wing and you're concerned about someone on the left having killed kennedy, then they're communists, they're pro-castro, they're literally soviets. as well as mobsters in case you want a wild card. so because of the number of attacks, the number of different theories about kennedy, it spans across the spectrum. this is from the internet. i tried to issue interest-free money into the system so the american people wouldn't be enslaved by the banking cartel and the federal reserve had me killed. so even if you don't want to do left/right/communist/capitalist/ cia/mobsters, if you like any of those, you can turn to the fed because kennedy was goin

looking live at minetta san jose airport where jetblue is relaunching nonstop flights to the jfk international airport. they will be red eye trips on thursday, friday, sunday and monday. the first right to new york city takes off tonight, two weeks ago jetblue resumed nonstop flights from san jose to boston. >>> a brand-new and sprawling vegas resort opens to the public tonight. it is called resorts world and it is been described as a city within a city. it is three hotels all connecting to a main casino which boasts a collection of rolls-royce cars on display, the resort features advanced technology throughout the property like digital room keys available on your smart phone. this is the first newly built resort in more than a decade. >>> it appears that prime day paid off for a number of retailers this year, not just amazon. total online sales topped $11 billion according to adobe analytics, about 6% higher than last year. the results included numbers from walmart, target, best buy and kohls. some of the world's most famous red buses are going green. london just launched its first fleet of h

to get from jfk to the city is just -- it's just absolutely dismal. >> right.ut three hours i can walk you through some really convoluted -- it's actually important if nerd dy. >> we've got time. >> great. here we go. the way our funding works it breaks up transit from aviation funding in a way that's different from any other country where you have a seamless experience, get off the plane, into some kind of public transportation downtown relatively quickly. that doesn't happen in most big cities in the u.s. and it largely has to do with things that i think we could eventually address as a matter of policy but it's also the fact that we as a country have not done what it takes to have world class infrastructure. as an american it's embarrassing sometimes to see the standard that citizens of other countries around the world get to take for granted and that american citizens can't expect, especially when it comes to linkages involving public tran sit, rail, this is a chance to do something about that. we have to be smarter about connecting to the airports and impr

he talked about how jfk's childhood experiences shaped his life.vent and provided the video. >> welcome to john fitzgerald kennedy national historic site. this is the birthplace home of president kennedy. he was born in this very house and lived here until he was about three and a half years old. then his family moved to a second home just down the road three blocks

jfk assassination. holocaust didn't happen. >> the parkland shooting -- >> the parkland shooting is setup -- crisis actors. so we could go on and on and on, right? here's the short list. the birthers, truthers, 9/11 was an inside job. ufos, that the united states government is hiding information about aliens and ufos, right? fema, new world order, jade hill martial law. this is crisis actors around every shooting, right? nafta is the north american free-trade agreement and an argument in the 1990s nafta was leading into what was going to be a triunion of the united states, mexico and canada that would use a new dollar bill called the amero. in fact there were reports coming out about red money. when we redesigned our currency, which people saw stack of those people thought this was going to be our new dollar, right? vaccines, foods, mercury, autism, weather modifications, chemtrails, the fed, moon landing was a hoax, agenda 21. agenda 21 was signed in right-of-way degenero for sustainable growth, enviro

nobody talked about intersection of chain of lakes and jfk which is a mess. what would that look like with more cars on there. thank you for your time. >> thank you, caller. your minute begins now. >> i am steven. i am a 40 plus year resident of outer sunset. i strongly object to any adoption of pilot program now. it is premature. the data is insufficient. i echo the comments of the president of the board of supervisors of more data needed to accommodate all people. i am in favor of concept four or two. concept four is fine. concept two might take more effort. i want to say that it seems like mr. ginsburg and tumlin have made a predetermined thought that they want it closed. therefore it will be closed. there are parks everywhere with accommodating drivers. also, they like to bring up the embarcadero. there are bike lanes and cars. why can't that happen on the great highway? >> thank you, caller. >> thank you very much for your time. >> your minute begins now. >> i am paula. i live in district four. five blocks from the great highway. i strongly urge you to a

i don't think any president in the past century, not fdr, not jfk, not truman, not clinton, not even obama dedicated themselves to turning african-americans against their own country, but that is literally, all this president through his puppet masters are doing. what they should be telling all of our youth is the only way to succeed in america is diligence and self-discipline. instead they drone on about trump's big lie while they perpetrate the biggest fraud out there, that america was founded on racism and is racism. this is a dangerous game that biden is playing and we will not let him win and that is the angle. carol swain of vanderbilt and princeton professor and author of the people to recall america's faith and promise, victor davis hanson, author of the dennis desousa podcast. what message are we sending to young african-american boys and girls is biden's message today? >> it is a message of hopelessness and it really encourages them to think of themselves as victims and the millions of blacks like myself came out of poverty who been successful, we weren't successful because

the creation is a great walkway has been one of the best silver kleinings and closure of jfk and i'm speaking in favor of the pilot program and keeping it closed to cars. same as the previous caller said, san francisco has the potential of being a family-friendly, family-forward city and as well as having a better chance of fulfilling our vision zero commitment through initiatives like this. let's keep great walkway safer and more enjoyable for people that want to enjoy the city and travel around in the city in a way other than looking through the windshield, thank you, very much. >> next speaker. >> the prior caller taking mention taking the kids to school on the bus, how will you take the kids on your back. you have to get in touch with reality and you need to share. this is not complex. there's not a safety issue. single incident on that road in the last four years, it's not about safety it's about preference. share. >> next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is maddie fox and i'm a 17 year resident of the richmond directing. please, row open the great highway to ease the north south

that's the highest for any democratic president since all the way back, jfk in '61.o was always thought of as fairly popular, he was at 70%. democrats like what joe biden is doing. they like this willingness to go toward the center or at least try to compromise with republicans. it hasn't hurt him so far. >> democrats like what they're getting from the democratic president. in terms of the elections we've seen, what does it tell us about what kind of candidate has been successful. >> again, proof is in the pudding. louisiana, second, new jersey governor, virginia governor, look at the winners. troy carter, phil murphy, terry mcauliffe. what party are they from? they're mainstream. look at. this the new york city mayoral election coming up on tuesday. this may be another example of what's going on. new york has a weird system where they're doing rank choice voting. look at this. eric adams, moderate mainstream finished in the top two. even andrew yang. most of the folks that democratic voters in new york, a liberal city, they're all in the m moderate mainstream part o

of them and develop connections and a good rapport with several of them notably with eisenhower and jfkere behind this afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are _ afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are going _ afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are going to _ afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are going to see, - afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are going to see, it - afternoon's proceedings. insured is what we are going to see, it about| what we are going to see, it about more than symbolism, albeit symbolism can be hugely important? yes, some substance and symbolism to what is happening here. substance in terms of how it fits into the long history of these encounters but the symbolism also matters are not as the uk government. definitely matters to present biden as well. this is a real opportunity for him to draw this conference to a close by demonstrating he is a statesman more akin to the conventions of the statesman than was his predecessor donald trump who is often pointed out it not been good at the sort of thing. this is an opportunity

you wouldn't use it jfk to boston.n terms of why they are buying, i know you mentioned they are going to have to replace some of their fleet. is it replacement? is it adding new planes because they get more business? or how much of it is esg focused where they need a new type of plane to help their emissions? sheila: it is mainly replacement. we look united fleet, it has about 460 aircraft. we think about 250 of those should be retired in the near term. it is no wonder the aircraft order amount is 200. it is purely replacement and with that goes along the esg angle. the masses are going to be 15% more fuel-efficient than the prior generation aircraft. it's a bit of both. guy: can i cut back to the issue of the xlr? one of the big questions that everybody is asking is are they going to build a new airplane to compete with it. are they, should they? is that a good idea? is this a wake-up call that maybe dave calhoun does need to make something that competes with this aircraft? sheila: that's a great question. it could ta

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