wait - >> yeah, like laguardia. >> seth: laguardia the guy there's a guy named laguardia who still --rt, laguardia, it's privately owned. >> seth: well, this is great i feel like you got a lot smarter once this segment was over [ laughter ] >> i'm just saying it's a no-show job what's he got to do? >> seth: what's a no-show job? >> transportation secretary. >> seth: it seems like you want to file an amicus brief about the job, not about the guy >> no, i'm just saying, this guy says he's, like, you know, great at stuff [ laughter ] i mean, you're like, "what are you gonna do?" "oh, i don't know, just railroads. >> seth: you know what i'm not telling people >> it's crazy. >> seth: you know what, i'm not telling anybody how they can see "tom and jerry," where, or when it's available >> they'll kill me you've got to say it [ laughter ] >> seth: we'll be right back with harvey guillen. >> no! say where they can see "tom and jerry" ahh! ♪ soriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections a

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that's all we have to anticipate through the summer, busy airport at jfk and new york and laguardia.om: every trip taxed, that's not going that's not going to do it. jack fitzpatrick joins us on the theme of the moment, taxes. back in the day it was the house ways and means, richard meal from -- richard neal from the conservative wing in massachusetts, does ways and means matter here or is there a new tax process? >> ways and means definitely will matter. what matters more than the committees and the congress is what comes out from the white house at first and how closely it is tied to an infrastructure proposal. is it a case for trillions in infrastructure spend going, how do you tie this together, people are waiting on the official biden proposal rather than what he campaigned on during the presidential campaign. tom: the president will propose, the house will may dispose and the senate as well. what happened from the movement by president biden to act over the first blush that we see from speaker pelosi echo -- pelosi? jack: the senate is critical and biden will put out his propos

for our viewers, these are not ships sitting around like taxis at laguardia airport during normal timesh more demand than supply you now have at last count 200 it is probably more than that now. ships sitting at anchor. wait do we go around? we are showing the dots. every single dot is a ship or tanker this is playing in the tight supply for ships this is just -- i don't know if it is gravy or terrible news if you want to charter a ship, it is terrible news. if you you own a ship, it is gr news as long as they are not sitting there. >> for the few ships, 200, not really a few they are getting a penalty rate for the ship not moving. >> paid to wait. >> especially the ships not stuck. they are benefitting we have seen similar congestion, not to this extent with the panama canal. you can look off l.a. and long be beach. container ships lined up same in china. why is that? everyone is staying home if you don't spend your $1,000 a month on travel or concerts or going out to eat, you are spending it on peloton and furniture and appliances and clothes. that is all coming from asia to the u.s.

you get off the plane in new york, at laguardia, at jfk, there's a lot of roads that are troubled comeidges troubled -- are troubled, bridges troubled. how do we fix this with the new infrastructure bill? what is different this time right now. rep. meeks: i think this time we are going to get something done. i think if you talk to democrats and republicans, they understand that if you look at our crumbling infrastructure not only in new york come about across this nation, we've got to invest in it. just like those with their own homes, you've got to invest in your home to keep it up. otherwise, no matter how well it was built, if it was built 50, 60 years ago, like our infrastructure, it deteriorates. therefore, you've got to invest in it. if you invest in it, that makes it profitable for everybody that will utilize it. tom: can we do this with bond financing of the maturity and links of our new bridges, roads, and a new terminal at jfk? why can't we just finance this out 30, 40, 70 years? rep. meeks: i think what we need to do is a combination of both. it is a little bit of everything

you look out at laguardia. i drove by the redevelopment coming back from l.a. jfk and i'm sorry, this is a combined construction project that is working. why can we move -- why can we do more of these? lisa: this plan has leslie guardia restructurings been broad-based far-reaching social plans. that will be the distinction. this isn't just about bridges being fixed and new heathrow like airport in new york city. i think that's the area we have to focus on here. the idea this is a reshaping of social programs in a way we have not seen since fdr. jonathan: this is not about new york, let's be clear about that. coming up. from new york city this morning, good morning. tom: i just wanted infrastructure project. why can't we have a mcdonald's. jonathan: atlanta airport is great. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and

i go back to the rebuild of laguardia, which is a joint venture of public and private sources.hy can't we do that? i don't know about the highways in the united kingdom. i never leave the hotel across the street from the studios. but why can't we have that infrastructure? i don't get it. jonathan: every year, when you and i fly out to switzerland, we get the train and they come on the platform, it leaves by the second on time every single time. answer the question who is going to pay for it. you know who is going to pay for it? the growth and productivity it generates. tom: then why can't we do that, lisa? lisa: part of the problem is we can't agree on what infrastructure is the most important to invest in. it seems obvious when you talk about bridges and tunnels. you also have to think about green energy. you have to talk about cellular conductivity. you just start talking about different interests, and it is not as clear-cut, even though it ought to be. jonathan: coming up later on bloomberg television and radio, jp morgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon at 1:30 eastern. looking

but among the thousands of people come to that meeting our newark city mayor laguardia, near state governor future senator herbert lehman, united states secretary of labor frances perkins and the first lady are selfless at this union meeting. she speaks to the union mean that night. she says and i quote, the color line is gradual been broken down to becoming a thing about the past. all the other speakers get up and say we're going to attack jim crow the southwood were going to make sure african-americans have the right to vote. twelve days after that meeting the president host head of the naacp and ran off in the white house couple excepted that he appoints the first black general. there is a growing sense that african-americans in this voting block democratic party messages something to address their concerns pretty specially coming out of new york. now at about this exact same time, a philip rado says i'm going to flex my muscles a little bit. we want even more. over going to do is going to demonstrate on washington. okay? what they want to do is they want to desegregate the armed forces

agree wholeheartedly and we have a minority equity partner in our laguardia project which is exciting and terrific to have them part of the effort. >> a question is as follows, with more and more remote work how will our nation's subway systems sustain themselves? d.c. metro is a good example. jane? >> that is a great question. i think that's -- i was pleased to hear so much discussion in recently about additional funding for transit because it j is going to beec critical as we move forward. we're involved in a transit project, the purple hine in maryland, we may see some of those more public/private partnerships around transit, but that whole notion of ou asset management couldn't be more illustrated than it is in t transit. asset managementha and how you maintain those systems that are so critical i think has to be a beg part ofming fro the discuss going forward. >> congressman? >> what jane said, first of all coming from rural pennsylvania where we only have a couple bus systems and no transit, it's all 99% is by car driving of hat li transportation, i support transit because it's'

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back in my day, if you were waiting for some shots, it's 'cause you were in terminal b at laguardia,rt chilli's to kill time. and that's where you met an insurance adjuster from dubuque who wouldn't stop going on about structural damage liability claims and the only way you could stand to listen to him was to order four kamikazes and rip 'em all, back to back to back to back, before stumbling over to your gate and passing out for the whole flight man, i miss traveling! back in my day, you didn't get kicked out of the supermarket for refusing to wear a mask. back in my day, you got kicked out of the supermarket for refusing to wear pants, while squeezing the melons and muttering to yourself, "mm, yup, that's a firm one now. a good'n firm one now. back in my day, every show wasn't getting a reboot. they were all getting a spin-off the fall tv season would begin, and you'd be like, "great news, honey! your eighth favorite cast member from 'cheers' has his own show now! anyways, speaking of spin-offs, it's my honor to announce, coming to nbc this fall, "popsicle schtick: svu." [ "law & o

. >> i agree wholeheartedly and i would add we have a minority equity partner in our laguardia project, which is exciting and it has been terrific. >> question is as follows. with more and more remote work, how will our nations step -- subway systems sustain themselves? d.c. metro is a good example. jane? >> that's a great question. i am pleased to hear so much discussion recently about additional funding for transit. it is going to be critical as we move forward. we are involved in the transit project, the purple line in maryland. we may see more of those being public-private partnerships around transit. the whole notion of asset management could not be more illustrated than in transit. asset management and how you maintain those systems that are so critical. that has got to be a big part of the discussions going forward. >> congressman? >> what jane said. coming from rural pennsylvania where you only have a couple of bus systems and no transit at all, 99% is by car, i support transit. it is so important to our major cities and the folks that live in them. they are economic engines fo

they didn't ply from jfk, too many planes so instead they concentrated themselves in newark and laguardiawn the most in terms of capacity and flight takeoff, still. stuart: fascinating. did not know that. next, covid cases and hospitalization rates down in texas, even though the governor lifted the mass command a and fully reopened businesses, even so cases are down. governor greg abbott tweeted: sunday: positivity rate dropped to a new recorded low, hospitalization to a six-month low and everyone now qualifies for a shot. look who's here, dr. marc siegel. it seems to me that we are opening up. we have spring fever and more to the point, no going back. what do you say? >> that's the quote of the day from a very smart person, no going back. a look at texas home of the mask mandate taken off hasn't had a negative impact we need to learn from that. in their positivity rate was over 10% since october and now it's up 9%. hospitalizations down. new cases it down because the high risk of groups in the elderly have been vaccinated to the large extent. texas said all adults will get vaccinated, ok