second, mcas will only activate a single time and third, mcas will never provide more input than the pilot can counteract using the control column alone. pilots will continue to override mcas at any time. we brought the best of bowing to this exfort and we've flown more than 800 hour test flights with 545 participants from the 99 customers and 41 global regulators. i've flown on a couple of flights myself. this is taking longer than expected, but we are committed to getting it right. during this process we worked closely with the faa and other regulators. we provided them with documentation and answered their questions and regulators around the world should scrutinize the max only when completely satisfied with the safety and the public deserves nothing less. mr. chairman, today and every day over 5 million people will board a boeing airplane and fly safely to their destination. decades of cooperation by industry and regulators and the rigorous oversight of this committee have reduced accidents by more than 35% over the last 20 years, but no number other than zero accidents is ever a

of mcas to low-speed operation. so the extension of mcas to low-speed operation, that was done in flight tested from a period of around middle of 2016 -- >> we understand that and we understand some of the problems in the way it was tested and it wasn't tested with the aoa failure. that's good for now. a key assumption was reaction time and the -- with the aoa failure, the mcas activates and it's, you know, 2 1/2 degrees every ten seconds, pretty radical and boeing assumed it would take pilots four seconds to recognition and react, is that correct? >> as we do what we call hazard analysis -- >> four seconds was the -- >> that was the assumption, that's a long-standing industry assumption for systems like this. >> lion air reports as it took pilots eight seconds to react. and then we have information provided to the committee by boeing, which will now be the second slide, and it says there a slow reaction time scenario, ten seconds, found the failure to be catastrophic. do you think that was clearly -- was this docum

internal mcas requirements. they were described in detail in boeing's own coronation seats and these coronation sheets were updated as mcas moved in the desired process, but two sheets, juan from june 2018 did not change, even after we started using a newer more powerful version of mcas they were not changed. even after a year of the 737 max entered service there is still no changes, first slide please. i'd like to focus on their side, and to specific design requirements of mcas, design requirement number four, you see it highlighted on the screen estates quote, mcas shell not have any objective will interaction with the piloting of the airplane, unquote, so my time is short i need yes or no answers, so mr. hamilton did mcas flecked the piloting? >> they always had the ability to override mcas. >> let me ask it in another way, did the pilots of the lion air flight struggle. >> as the captain was flying the airplane, they continually trimmed out the mcas and putts multiple times. >> did mcas affect the flight of

i want to touch on mcas and brazil.according to news reports when the brazilian national civil aviation agency came to the u.s. in 2017 to test out the max eight, i determined that changes made to the old 737s were significant enough that they needed much more information from boeing ever going to provide it for the pilots. when the eventually published their pilot training requirements, they were therefore able to find the mcas as one of the changes the pilots needed to take into consideration when flying the max eight. and yet for united states pilots, mcas wasn't mentioned in their manuals. so, mr. muilenburg, why wasn't this information not flagged for your of the customers who had 737 max in the fleet? did you prevent this company from sharing this information? i appear the brazilian manual. they decided their pilot should learn this, and why wouldn't you provide it to the united states pilots? .. it was significant enough for them, was this in the manual when you consider it was a significant change ? >> i underst

it seems mcas was not evaluated. you did not seem to agree with this mr. muilenburg they found mcas was not evaluated as a complete and integrated function that was to - - submitted to the faa. is that true? >> the mcas system was certified with the faa. >> as a completely integrated function? without ever having faa look at as complete and integrated? that is the important piece. >> i think with the report points out where we support further look that cross system integration so for example multiple failure mode analysis with road conditions that's an area we want to look more deeply. the mcas system certified to our standards how we do that analysis. >> it was a completely different system that is something faa should have required and been provided. but in my last few seconds i went to ask the 737 max will boeing require airlines to do similar training for all pilots quick. >> that is under the regulatory authorities. >> will boeing have to give money back to any airline if that's the case quick. >> congressman money doesn't factor into this decision. >

this poster is entitled, mcas. ofyou could provide a copy that, we will admit it into record without objection. says mcason, when it does live in both, what does that mean? mcas function is replicated in both computers. the computers -- and it was a data from -- now it will see data from both centers. >> was the failure and the policies and protocols that failuread in place or consequences? the >> in some cases, we've relied on these long-standing industry policies in standards and certified to those. that gets back to the pilot result wants time -- response time. overall, we did follow the certification process and steps, but nonetheless we learn to promote these accidents. >> they're both in policy and making sure the policies are once theyaking sure are in place. >> i assume there is other certification, developments that are always ongoing. have you changed your behavior pieces ofs for other equipment that boeing is now receiving towards certification? >> we are still learning. we mentioned earlier that it chan

the pilots, the chairman mentioned that our job is to fix the mcas our job is to see that mcas fixedrained across the globe it's not just up to your customers, the airlines, it's derisking of your enterprise to ensure that the operators protect that asset and the passengers that are on board nkts all right, captain. thank you. captain dennis tazer, allied pilots association american airlines pilot. >>> still to come, how did stocks find themselves at record levels again and what will be higher from here keith meister is going to be joining us on set with some of his theories about what's happening right now. stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc >>> don't forget to subscribe to our podcast. you'll get interviews, original content and behind the scenes access look for us on apple podcasts or on your favorite podcast app and sucre sawpotoy.bsibtoquk d da r, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of em

mca many things that need to be done but the democrats in the house were preoccupied and distracted by impeachment and the senate democrats have seemed no interest in getting things done that will get results for the american people. i hope that changes. >> the democrats running for president will debate tomorrow night and we will debate pride in proposals from them in here about 32 trillion-dollar healthcare plan and what they will not tell you is they will take health insurance away from 180 million americans who get it to work. we will hear about a proposal to save the planet but they will not tell you that they will raise the cost of gasoline by ten dollars a gallon to pay for what they are proposing. you may talk about their ability to spin straw into gold but the reality of it is that they don't have a way to pay for all the promises they continue to make. the democrats cannot beat donald trump with their positions and these dangerous democrats socialist positions that they are promoting and they are promoting this partisan impeachment and they been going on that the voting is fo

mca, many things that need to get done. but the democrats in the house are preoccupied and distracted by impeachment. in the senate democrats seem to have no interest in getting things done that will get results for the american people. i hope that changes. >> with the democrats running for president will debate tomorrow night and will hear a lot of pie in the sky proposals from them and will hear about it $32 trillion health care plan but with the nagano taser going to take off insurance away from hundred and 80 million americans who get it to work. we do hear about a proposal to save the planet but with the not ready to tell you is it going to have to raise the cost of gasoline for $10 per gallon to pay for what they are proposing. now make talk about their ability to spin straw into gold. but the reality of it is that they don't have a way to pay for all of the promises that they continue to make. in the democrats cannot be donald trump with their positions in these dangerous democrat socialist positions that they are pr

we have toget us mca sign . nancy pelosi, can't get her off herdesk . the democrats want to have it, the manufacturers wanted. the woman is grossly incompetent and where having a problem because mexico and canada are calling. saying what's going on? it's sitting on her desk. the democrats have it, all she has to do is put it up for a vote. she's set for a month now she likes it, she wanted. she likes it, she wanted. a woman is grossly incompetent, all she wants to do is focus on impeachment which is a little dream she's got. she can keep playing that game and i've been told that who knows if this is so but i think it so, i have already, that she's using us mca because she doesn't have the impeachment vote so she's using usmca to get impeachment votes. and it doesn't matter because right now you have a kangaroo court added by little shifty schiff where we don't have lawyers, we don't have witnesses, we don't have anything and yet i just got to watch and the republicans are absolutely killing it. they are doing so well because it's a scam. it's a big scam

mca trade agreement. you could make the argument that that's corrupt because it favors some businesses over other businesses. that's what the president has to do. >> gary we'll go back and roll the tape of you going on and on and how terrible it was under president obama. we can roll that tape if you want. >> but wait a second yes, i agree. but wait a second that was a government-run thing. this is the government being involved with private industries i'm not saying that it's just the fact of the matter. david: let me just chime in. i've got to chime in in favor of the employees of these companies it is the responsibility of the president of the united states to take issue, with anything that could effect the employees when there are thousands if not millions. i mean, think of all of the residual employees in apple for example. now is elizabeth warren going to scream that he's doing something corrupt by meeting with tim cook and talking to tim kukin private when it might effect the jobs of millions of ame

. >> i have pretty good authority that she's using us mca because she doesn't have impeachment vote so she is using us mca to get the impeachment vote. >> responding as the president will knows the speaker has been working diligently with his trade representatives to advance democrats further down the path to yes on the us mca. this is totally separate from the ongoing impeachment inquiry. democrats are pushing for stronger enforcement of environmental and labor standards to get them to sign on. today's marathon impeachment hearings and a short time ago on the day michael horwitz warned the fbi had numerous issues when it comes to using secret sources. here to weigh in on top stories, harry littman and john you, thank you. let's talk about this report, the wall street journal talking about a new report from horwitz as we await from the real report from horowitz that tuesday's report found, quote, significant weaknesses in the confidential human sources program and said the fbi had not scrutinized the allocation of sources. do you read anything into the timing of this or is it separate

mca, or what we call nasa two-point oh. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi said that she wanted to get to yes on the deal. after the last couple of days, she is really started to pull back on that idea. is it because she doesn't want to give trump a victory. before the election. while there is room to that. this creates asymmetrical opportunity the president. negotiated a better deal is going to boost the economy that is going to lose the auto sector in key election stays maria. he can now go to those people and in those facing see i can negotiated a better deal and nancy posted in the democrats don't want you to have more food on the table for your your family. there is enormous pressure on the democratic leadership right now. to host an aptitude to.out because many of the moderate democrats who represent district donald trump one. in 2016, they don't want to vote on impeachment. they want to vote on making things better in the district. and who my sense is that they meet may actually see that peter break. as the press

mca, so i hope she changes her mind and that she fast-track s this u.s. mca.democrats are very anxious. they're back in the districts right now and i'm sure they're getting all kinds of grief for not having done anything that's going to help the american people, but -- david: are you saying, congressman, just to put a fine point on it, that she cares more about hurting donald trump and denying him a victory that might help the stock market even more and the economy even more than she does about helping americans >> absolutely. look, just like this phony impeachment process, it's purely political and nancy pelosi's decision on u.s. mca is a purely political calculation as to whether or not donald trump is going to get credit and whether she can claim some credit, and i think ultimately though, her more moderate democrats are going to prevail on her to do something. david: but she's a very smart woman. she knows that's one reason that she was so reluctant to go down this impeachment route to begin with. she knows that she has to bring that other democrats partic

my question has to do with the us mca. us mca is not what it appears to be.that will be stealth or regional government, the experts say that it's only a 20 percent to 80 percent regulations. and you said and i said, i'm in the united states air force that you protect the constitution and that is, if you could do anything to halt and stop, truncate, whatever the word is to kill that posture i would really appreciate it . >> thank you jerome for being here and thank you for your question and yourthoughts . i am not familiar with some of the things that you mentioned around that. i'lltell you my understanding of the us mca and my thoughts around trade generally . and how that helps us. trade policy i think needs to be thoughtful, intentional and balanced. right now they're still negotiating the trade, still negotiating this because there's still outstanding questions aroundit . it's my understanding looking at the regulations and looking at the information that would be attached to it it would be able to put that into play bu

mca many things that need to be done but the democrats in the house were preoccupied and distracted by impeachment and the senate democrats have seemed no interest in getting things done

mca which republicans will not vote for it.t i want to say all i'm saying is nancy pelosi just bring it to a vote. if the democrats don't want to vote, fine but let them vote a or nay. david: the irony is she calls this the easiest trade deal ever. i'm quoting her. if she thinks that she should put it up for a vote. great peace, steve. moving on, dominating online the term campaign handing down the leader when it comes to digital ads, despite triggers recent and spending more than the top four democrats combined in big data is helping them target their audience. we are from trump campaign manager, brad pascal, next. ♪ needles. essential for the sea urchin, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start

m mca, the new north american trade agreement. they made progress on at least three of the five big issues. democrats are looking for stronger labor protection. the environmental protection agency is cutting an obama era safety regulation for chemical plants saying that it is an unnecessary administrative burden. among the changes is the requirement that plants provide the public with information about chemical risks upon request. the rule was put to place after a texas fertilizer plant explosion in 2016 that killed 13 people, including 10 firefighters. and victoria's secrets annual fashion show is not happening this year. the parent company says that it wants to evolve the marketing of victoria's secrets. the lingerie store has seen a decline in sales and the show has significantly lower ratings since its debut in 2001. that's your cbs mowatch. for morning head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> straight ahead, this morning, stopping suspects in their tracks. coming up, the batman-style tool about to be put to the tes

mca, we will not do infrastructure, we will not do prescription drugs.: and they don't want to talk about the economy either because it's in such a boom moment right now. we'll take a short break. you have said in the past you think somebody else is coming to join that lineup. we'll talk about that. stay with us more with steve bannon when we come back also ahead 2020 democratic candidate tulsi gabbard, congressman jim jordan is here and the lawyer for former national security advise or michael flynn. follow me on twitter at maria bartiromo at sunday futures and on instagram back in a minute as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums maria: welcome back we're back with former chief white house strategist steve bannon. steve you said in the past you don't think this is the lineup come 2020 on the democratic side. >> i think if you look at the liberty and justice dinner in iowa the other night joe biden was totally uni

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just working with mcilvain he yesterday on us mca, something i hope to see us bring to the house for by the end of this year, should have been done a long time ago but something i know he and many others in the administration, mister lighthizer has been taking the point to get negotiations included so that we can create more jobs, better trade opportunities for our families that we represent. even if steve mnuchin were to get an agreement we all know he doesn't have a vote in the senate. even if every republican agreed with him you still can't passable in the senate because it takes democrats working as well. the families we represent are much less concerned about whose side thinks they are right as they are about saying go in a room and work it out. it has been done before, not to be done this time and i would encourage between now and december 20th we don't have to wait until december 16th. i would hope those leaders on your side and the majority would go get with the leaders in the senate and come to an agreement and i am sure they will have conversations with the white house too

mca do thatoes u.s. is different? guest: it takes care -- it keeps what is working well and adds some things. canada has had issues that have kept us tied up in terms of the dairy farmers. canada had put in some different classes of milk that were making it a challenge for u.s. dairy producers to get their milk into canada. that is part of the agreement in pulling that back out. canada has agreed to drop that if we get the agreement in place. that will help our dairy farmers. there are other issues related to poultry exports. some are just keeping barriers down because the trade coming back and forth between those two countries is very critical to farmers and ranchers. host: joann in minnesota. works in the agriculture business. caller: good morning everyone out there. happy thanksgiving to everybody. we have lived on the farm for 40 something years and work the farm. we started with nothing. we have been through hard times and we have been through good times. say to thoseto that are not in the farming since 2015, far

the do nothing democrats need to stop their madness and pass the us mca right now.d have destroyed the u.s. oil industry. under our policies toyota has just announced a $170 million investment in mississippi Ãb did you ever hear of this place? blue springs. before my election our leaders used the great american middle-class as a piggyback to fund their delusional global products all over the world. we take care of other countries but we don't take care of our own. they knowingly decimated american manufacturing to promote economic growth in foreign countries. they deployed our military to protect, immensely wealthy nations subsidizing their welfare states with your money i ask those wealthy nations now, and respectfully the other day said to the king of saudi arabia. we will help you but you got to pay. he was great but nobody has ever asked before. we have a country that's ben's billions of billions of dollars. but we said you are very wealthy you have to pay. that's true with many countries by the way. they never respected us they could never believe it. i have gr

>>the problem the us mca as democrats are hesitant to give the president a win of any kind. >>representative trey hollingsworth says when he hears from voters. it's mostly frustration why are we getting things done that will make a real difference to americans a real difference to just because ultimately that's what washington should be doing but it's not reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>the next at 5.30 governor newsome is taking action to get the genie out of bankruptcy as soon as possible. and why he's doing that. an $80,000 in vessel from the school's pta scout next at 5.30 we'll tell you this woman's connection to the case and we are learning about some of the victims in last night's shooting in >>30 kron 4 is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now will star in the east bay tonight we're checking that late night shooting that happened in a ring to 4 people died there. several others were injured happened at an air bnb and it's estimated more than a 100 people were at this halloween party has called fo

but from the beginning, he knew that mcas should and could be done better. it was sort of clear to us, no one was hiding anything. it was a set of engineering decisions that ended up being wrong. that question of culture and anybody's willingness to trade safety against anything else, never seen it, never touched it, don't believe it >> the big piece of news coming out of this interview this morning is dave calhoun saying that he got a call on saturday from dennis muilenburg who, remember, last week, was grilled on capitol hill about his pay package and why he is still being paid, despite all of the issues surrounding the max mullenberg said, i'm going to waive my bonus and stock awards for 2019 and for as long as it takes to catch up on 737 max deliveries guys, last year, dennis muilenburg made just over $23 million, so he's not going to have that kind of a payday for '19, likely for all of '20 because they're not going to be caught up until '21, late '20 at the earliest >> great interview you covered quite a number of topics this morning, phil. one of the

mca, this is what the democrats have been doing and it's clearly backfiring on them. lou: i would think they would at least pause to perhaps rise from their seats and applaud the president for all he achieved in three years. they never produced a president who has done as much as he. don't you think they should hip hip hooray to across knowledge this accomplishments? >> the hip hip hoorays are coming from his accomplishments. they know he's going to win in 2020, that's why they are doing this. this is backfiring on them. we look forward to the next few weeks. and we look forward to getting back to work on behalf of this country. lou: the good thing is the president never leaves that occupation. he does so much, sometimes i think because of all the conner nation and the ignorant opposition of the so-called resistance. it sometimes fuels him to do even more and greater things. it's frankly frustrating and maddening as it can be to watch these radical dim fools in the intelligence committee carry out their charade. it's -- it's terrific to you watch the president at a ra

prices for the american people, not working on passing the national defense bill, not working on the us mca. instead they spent months trying to find a way to make sure donald trump cannot be reelected. they have no doubt the senate will not be able to come to a verdict against the president because they presented no information as evidence that leads to that conclusion. what they are trying to do is have a political conversation about eliminating the president by this process instead of spending time working on the priorities of our great country, the us mca or the national defense reauthorization. there are a lot of things in the house that have a supermajority that nancy pelosi won't let come to the floor. neil: a democratic lawmaker on reading that. we work hard to make you happy. with the right combination of people and technology, so you can work with us the way you want. now with zero commissions on online stock, etf and options trades. part of our mission to make investing more accessible for all. and we're the only firm with a satisfaction guarantee. which is why our zero is better

mca. it's the great e trade deal ever made. and they should stop playing games. and mexico signed it many months ago. canada keeps calling me, when is this deal going to happen? is this deal going to happen? it's sitting on nancy pelosi's desk for about three or four months. nervous nancy. she needs a little nervous energy to get it done. all she has to do is put it up. she has plenty of democratic votes. she doesn't want to do it because she doesn't want to have a victory for the american people. that's all it is. so either she does it or she doesn't do it, but mexico wants to know what's happening. canada wants to know what's happening. they could live without it. it's a great deal for us. they want to know what's going on. we eliminated the obama care individual mandate penalty and we're expanding affordable alternatives which cost up to 60% less than obama care plans and it could be even quite a bit higher than that in some cases and we'll always protect patients with preexisting conditions and as i've said lately, also patients with preexisting physicians. i

house in november because those democrats ran on saying they would work with the president, get us mcapproved, work on the opioid crisis, work on drug prices, not doing anything but obstructing this president and they are going to lose positions of power come november. shannon: those who are attempting to run for president, what happens if in fact there is a trial? then their time will be taken away from that as well. >> 100% correct and the other thing we should mention with the impeachment push is i think this was a cross current that was very strategic by the democrats, a big miscalculation as we can see in those poles but they are very worried about the ig report coming out on the ninth, horwitz's testimony and they did this because they want to sort of distract from that. that will be explosive and i think we will see a lot of things we can't even imagine from that report. >> we have been waiting a while and that will drop on december 9th. let's talk about additional candidates, still jumping into the race, specifically we want to talk about michael bloomberg, the union representi

and theyshould approve the us mca, gratis trail trade deal ever made and they should stop playing games . and mexico cited many months ago, canada he's calling me area witnesses you want to happen to mark and it's sitting on nancy pelosi's desk for about three months, four months. nervous nancy, she needs a little nervous energy to get it done because all she has to do is put it up. he's got plenty of democrat votes. a lot of democrats are pushing her but she doesn't want to do it because she doesn't want to have a victory for the american people andthat's all it is either she does it or she doesn't do it mexico wants to know what's happening. canada wants to know what's happening. they can live without it. it's a great deal for us . they can live without and they want to know what's going on. we eliminated the obamacare individual mandate penalty and we're expanding affordable alternatives which cost up to 60 percent less than obamacare plans and could be even quite a bit higher than that in some cases . and we will always protect patients pre-existing conditions and i've been saying l

distraction for our country that makes it difficult to get other things done like the voting for us mca the new nafta that is so important to states like arkansas. when you look at the case they are laying out they have eight more witnesses and we don't know what it is going to be, but they have a heavy bar, and the first, best evidence in this case is the transcript. right before i came on, you can't make a case for bribery from that transcript. it has to be supported by other evidence that we have not seen. we have seen diplomats who should be respected. i worked with them as head of the dea, good public servant but because they believe they have been mistreated by the president's policy you cannot convert that into and impeachable offense. that is the path the committee is going. shannon: do you think any democrats will vote against the articles of left with what we have seen so far? >> know, i think they made up their mind. shannon: great to have you with us tonight. he is the newest entry into the democratic field and critics are digging up something deval patrick may not want to t

of impeachment even among democrats and charles payne on the surging economy, the china deal, the us mcato the home of anything-year-old woman, she happened to be an award-winning bodybuilder who takes his butt and saves the day. william murphy joins us live to talk about that. i'm wondering was that quick enough for you? or the promos too long? rob: 40 seconds at the top. >> turns out i have cable in the green room and i was watching on friday when ainsley did a promo and here is how it sounded. >> "fox and friends" starts in 15 minutes. rob: so concise. >> usually i'm in my office when he does a piece and i am dying laughing. >> you can call me out. i stand by my words. >> you back of your words, i call you on camera dissing and instead of an apology you double down? rob: you can't call me out, i will double down. jillian: goodbye, brian. rob: let's do some headlines. that is the whole thing. 10,000 illegal guns taken off chicago streets so far this year, one gun every 38 minutes. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson praising his department. >> the truth is chicago has a gun pro

straight the faa has already said that even if the software upgrade, all of that is approved and the mcaset cetera, it needs 30 days -- >> at a minimum. >> minimum for the airlines. you can't jufs fire these up and get ready to go. you're talking 30 to 45 days and that's if they're really moving fast, melissa >> phil, thank you phil lebeau in chicago >> you bet >>> coming up, the mls cup kicking off this wkeeend the league's commissioner, don garber, will join us next. at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading sometimes, they just drop in. obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme

mca event during this window of time, correct? >> correct. >> it is conceivable that he decided he wanted the vice president to go to canada on behalf of u.s. mca instead of doing anything else. >> i'm really not in a position to speculatete what the motivations were behind the decision. >> you know he's done quite a bit of this, correct? and are you aware whether anyone at the state department inquired about the availability for the trip to canada? >> at was played? >> maybe may? >> i wasn't involved in the trip planning for canada. one of my colleagues was in charge of that so i'm not aware of the specific request about the vice president's availability. i was aware from my colleague who was planning the trip that w mwe had competing trips potentially in that open window that i was told to ukraine trip would take priority. >> but ultimately, you don't know. >> i don't know about the canada trip? >> you don't know the reason as toto why the vice president was into canada for thehe event instead of going to ukraine? >> i would say

mca it hangs in balance and there are reports that say top official from u.s.n the north american trade pack that would allow house democrats to put it up for a vote. maria's reported it is beginning to come to a vote as early as nec week. that is a move by the democrats to do something for the american people other than the impeachment proceedings. >> which is huge dagen if you would ask me a week or two ago about u.s. mca and livelihood of it running i would say unhikely because pelosi wants to deny especially in pennsylvania and michigan and difference between two weeks ago and this upcoming week is polling number for democrats have plummeted the american people are not buying into impeachment and nancy pelosi is desperate to show that she's doing something for the american people. so i'm optimistic that it will pass if that bill hits the floor it is beginning to pass overwhelmingly, it is very good for american workers and american farmers. now but i think that we shouldn't give nancy pelosi just a pat on the back for running usmca and ask her why the bill

remember, dennis didn't create this problem but from the beginning he knew that mcas should and couldne better. and he's led a program to rewrite mcas, to alleviate all of those conditions, ultimately beset two unfortunate crews and the families and victims >> he did say muilenburg will not get any bonus pay until the max flies again. some argued is that an economic incentive to rush this plane back >> no, no. i think that -- i think calhoun, he said he won't be back for a year, shouldn't be back for a year one thing i thought was so great about what he said, reminds me of jim mcnerney, we're not even -- this is going to fly when it should fly there are a lot of people who hope it can fly just because it is setting back business i got the impression from calhoun business is irrelevant. >> you seemed more interested if boeing planes could be part of a china trade deal. >> i think that -- that mr. calhoun got that question wrong. becky was not trying to conflate the two, if they fix safety, i think there is a lot of us saying, when is china going to show good faith? i know that navarro

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