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phil, what can you tell us about the order? >> it's a huge one, brian. and behind me is one of the 737 maxes that updated, the interior updated. that's a big part of the story today from united. let's talk about the plane order. 278 aircraft what does that mean? 200 of them will be 737 max's. most will be the largest version, the max 10 pb then 70 airbus a 321 neos, replacing 200 regional jets which really a lot of people are not crazy about. those are rb replaced by larger mainly jets. this is what it's about bringing down the age of the fleet for united airlines. long had the oldest fleet age. that is changing over the next several years. almost 17 years old. that's the average age for an airplane for united airlines and as i mentioned, upgrading the interiors of all of their narrow body planes is a big part, with seatback entertainment larger bins premium seats. ceo scott kirby talked with this this morning on "squawk box." >> we had to actually create the product that customers want. that's what this is about. giving the customers the product they wa

their fair share and we're enforcing the tax laws. >> phil, what's your best read as of air time tonight on where this thing stands? >> well, brian, it's very much of a hot potato here in washington tonight. but what we know is that this bipartisan group has come up with the frame work in negotiation with the white house. sit a far smaller and less ambitious frame work than the one the biden administration proposed and does not achieve all of the policy goals that many democrats are hoping more, including these climate change programs, including elder care and some other social programs that have been at the heart of what progressives have been pushing throughout the spring into the summer. the meeting tomorrow will reveal more details at the white house about what this proposal actually discuss. it's unclear if it will have to support of all the democratic senators but may have enough support from both parties to pass the senate. but it's not the only infrastructure deal that could be on the table, because simultaneously as this bipartisan negotiation has been going on, senate democrats and house democrats have been working with

phil palumbo, thank you. have a great day and good weekend. >> thank you, brian. >>> all right.on "worldwide exchange. i'm off for the next couple of trading days we have you fully covered at 5:00 a.m right now, "squawk" and the gang will pick up coverage. w is down. inflation talk is on the way see you soon turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> good morning the fed shifting the timeline for interest rate hikes. we have the key take aways and a look at how investors shoul

will actually give that to investigators. >> phil rocker, give us some points to watch for as the president embarks on eight days overseas. >> a few things brian it's a hugely ambitious trip for president biden. he's also visiting a great member -- love to see him try to rebuild some of america's alliances with western analyzed germany and the uk and france and some of the other european countries. what was his relationship like with boris johnson and importantly the back end of the trip, that meeting he's gonna have a russian president vladimir putin the white house to signal this week that president biden is in that meeting from a position of strength and wants to hold putin accountable in terms of cyberattacks, in terms of the election interference here in the united states. let's see if the tone and the posture provided lets you sit down with putin is different from what we all saw a couple years ago in helsinki when former president trump met with president putin and really wanted to have putin's front. i suspect that it would be a different approach in this meeting but that could potentially be the highlight of this trip but excuse my pu

phil, forgive me. this is like a real reason but flimsy. is the standard anything that a democrat went near is tainted in terms of legislation? >> brianm at a loss here to try to explain what the senator meant there. ore than to point out that the substance of the proposal is no different whether put forward by senator manchin or stacey abrams. and we should just keep in mind what he is trying to do. stacey abrams is well-known and loved and credited with helping turn georgia into joe biden's column in the 2020 election and getting the two democratic senators over the hurdle in january in the special elections. and yet she is reviled by the sket base, by the republican party seen as activist, seen as threatening to the status quo for republicans and to former president trump in particular and i think blunt was trying to have something of a dog whistle there to conservative republican voters out in the country in explaining why the republican senators appear to be united in trying to resist and oppose this voting legislation. >> lisa, i have one for you. this reminder of how popular obamacare was with the last president. just a reminer

brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> i want to bring in cnn's chief media correspondent and anchor of "reliable sources" and phil mudd, also a former cia counter-terrorism -- i want to start with us first. they're just nutty, and getting stranger and louder by the day, and people like tucker carlson echoing them to millions of people tell, i bryant, why is not so dangerous and irresponsible. >> these ideas move from fringe web sites to fox news in a matter of hours. no longer do ideas trickle out on the dark corners of the internet and take months or years. now they hit the mainstream right away. this was an inside job conspiracy theory, with absolutely no basis. i think what it does is that it softens the ground for choose your own reality, where if you're a tucker fan, can you choose your own real yesterday, as scholar jay rosen said, if you want to believe it was antifa that attacked a capitol, you can believe that, you can find a source to tell you that. ultimately this is a failure of fox news as a news organization. he should back it up with the newsroom. the newsroom should research it, find the proof. of cour

phil, forgive me, that's just like a real reason, only flimsy. it is the standard now that anything a democrat has gone near is tainted in terms of legislation? >> brian, i am at a loss here to try to explain what the senator meant there, other than to point out that the substance of the proposal is no different whether it was put forward by senator manchin, or by stacey abrams. we should just keep in mind when he's trying to do there. stacey abrams is a well-known national figure at this point. she's beloved by the democratic party and by progressives, and credited with helping turn georgia into joe biden's column. in the 2020 election. and getting those two democratic senators over the hurdle. in january, and the special elections. and yet she is reviled by the conservative base, by the republican party because she's seen as activists, because she seen as threatening the status quo for republicans and to former president trump in particular. i think blunt was trying to have something of a dog whistle there too conservative republican voters out in the country, in explaining why the republican senators at this point appear to be united in trying to r