earlier we spoke with conservative talk radio, who steve, gil? you said the west lack of awareness about such matters has been clear for some time i think are counting on the ignorance of these celebrities that are flowing into ukraine to supposedly support the freedom fighters like them. they know what the simple means. they, they know that it's a symbol of evil, naziism, so it's really a slap in the face of western european and american proponents of ukraine and funders of this ukraine conflict. what more is disgusting, is that, that these, the american media outlets and american celebrities who are so ignorant of history, that they don't recognize the symbols and recognize the slap in the face that these young soldiers are doing. when they're posing in front of the symbols, the media should know better. mark cameron with other celebrities become more cognizant of history and recognize these nazi symbols for what they are. i would hope if it was a standard swastika that they would recognize it. but given the historical ignorance in both western

and there i was, by the way, he's got a pretty good swing steve gil attorney field go mediate rubber pillow, attorney executive director of the rainbow, push coalitions, peach, tree street project project. my thanks to both of you for being with us. once again . what do you make of that, robert? i mean, you know, most of us would probably think be figuring things out maybe feeling a little bit for laura and maybe staying out of the headlines, staying out of the public guy. he's out there playing golf fees live in his life and in typical trump form shadows there. i say what do you make of that, robert? oh, you don't think prison from this weekend. he played golf. he went till you have see fight with kid rock in law and mike tyson and dana white. so i think he's doing what he's done for the last 50 years. he's being a celebrity. he's continuing to be in the public spotlight up by do think it brought the very stark contrast between his actions and his a free time versus what president biden has been doing in the interim. while president trumpet playing golf for his inviting, securing th

steve gill is an attorney in the ceo about gil media, nashville, tennessee. also joining us is attorney and the executive director of the rainbow, push coalitions, peach, tree street project in atlanta, georgia. robert patillo. my thanks to both of you gentlemen, for being with us. you know, what i think this is coming down to. certainly, if not in the legal case, in the court of public opinion, whether the former president really had as alvin bragg called it a scheme, or whether he was just trying to get away from an embarrassing situation that he didn't want his wife to find out about steve, let's begin with you a or b. but well, 1st of all, i think a brag is right. what he says, this is an unusual situation. you made the point that he's talking about the case as a criminal defendant, but it's an unusual case that you have a prosecutor who ran campaign ads running for the job, claiming he would get a specific individual without knowing the facts without knowing any details without even having the basis to do so, it was a campaign promise and a political par

before steve jobs, who served as ceo of apple the answer -- gil amelio >> the nation's airlines are preparingabout strong demand from united's ceo scott kirby earlier on "squawk box" and alaska airlines ceo yesterday on "the exchange. >> united will be 39% bigger across the atlantic this summer. the rest of the industry, 2% smaller than they were in 2019 21% larger across the pacific. the rest of the industry 7% smaller. almost every global airline retired wide bodied airplanes so the supply is lower in totality than it was in 2019 and demand is a lot higher. that supply and demand will last for years to come. >> we're seeing strong demand rolling into q2. we were profitable in march. that momentum isn't continuing >> joining us is more is he lane is that a good thing in terms of demand and what they'll be able to turn in turn of profits >> i think so. we think that third and second quarters will be record levels whether they're able to bring that down to the bottom line, i think will be dependent on where fuel costs line up 2.50, 2.80 depending on the day. we should also see pretty good seco