Optimistic that we'll finally have Boeing-Airbus deal: Trade expert

Jacob Kirkegaard, senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, discusses the U.S.-EU summit and the prospect of resolving long-standing trans-atlantic trade disputes.

[johnathanwalker]

Yes, totally super optimistic about the mass corporate monopolization of everything. Worked so fucking well in the 1920s

[willingoYT]

Literally no one in the middle class cares.

[teresafoster]

So we are supposed to drive Electric Cars to reduce emissions while these Super Sized Planes (which are never full) fly over head. Something seems amiss.

Doesn’t Boeing profit off trillions of tax payer dollars to create aircraft for wars?

[JT-srpl]

Yaaa Yaaa. We all give a massive shit!

[joetterolison]

No More International Companies in America

Start new companies that are not controlled by Foreigners

[jamesdandy]

Boeing has had so many technical problems. I'm surprised the FDA even lets them fly anymore

[FBI_Informant]

Joe making deals for American workers, which the previous guy talked about but never did.
Actions speak louder than words, thanks Joe!

[poodleinadoodle]

bah, let competition play it's role, if US or EU want to subsidise? Who cares, it's a winner for the consumer. The Chinese plane will win ultimately anyway.

[mikeborrelli]

China's State run newspaper had a cartoon of the 2021 G7 Summit... It was G7 leaders seated at Leonardo Dvinci's Last Supper...

[Alex-xuin]

Boeing is resuming campaign contributions to GQP

[zacharysmith]

Who is flying? I personally have no interest being packed like a sardine in a can. Invest in flying cars/compartments!! China will/is. Miami is building Sky Ports on the new Condo's.