Boeing CEO testifies before Senate committee amid new whistleblower claims | full video 

because they literally have bought those politicians and more than likely helped get them elected....duh..

money. donations. lobbying. corporationns are people. et al.

You answered your own question with "super rich person". And the politicians get plenty of good press for "being tough".

​@@punkypinko2965 Exactly... "being tough" not prosecuting anyone guilty. Worthless smoke shows. 💨💨🪞🪞

The senators are not being respected. The information they requested is all messed up and the CEO don’t even know who sent it. We should bring in the insurance company to do the inquiries.

true he's probably trying so hard not to laff in their faces.

The fact he took a 45% salary increase from round about 20million makes it just sem liek he wants a quick cash grab before dipping out and letting somebody else safe that burning comapny

Consider the CEO of ZOOM makes 75mil a year, it's seems little in comparison. A mnd at that income bracket, almost half is taxed, so he's making 15mil after tax. If you compare that to the salries of CEO for arguably less important companies, it's not that much. It sounds like a lot to the ear, but if you did a fair comparison it's not that much.

@tomkem.6515 yep take the money and run . I don't know why American authorities are letting Boeing CEOs getting away with these things

Genuinely wondering if those 33 million is his company salary without any shares in boeing he might have acquired through board compensations

a lot of companies are like this. Throw them ALL in jail!

Jail this money hungry who thinks the American public are dispensable for free tax money whilst he absolutely layssss his pockets fat

@@Ricky-vp5ee do you own boeing stock in your portfolio?

Sure the guy committed suicide👀

Damn straight

humanity isn`t going anywhere sister, we are... do you have any mutual fund it has his stuff in it

It is sad world we live in, very sad.... This man and many more like him getting paid 30+ Million a year in Salary And they feel that they are above accountability. In this situation where the decisions that he has made choosing profit over lives , he should face the same punishment his life in prison for being greedy how much money is enough???

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Been falling long before this lol 😂 you must be new

@@oddballskull1941 Yes, but its getting more frequent! Thats the issue!

😊

Yes he was good ...and Blumenthal

I love the silence after lol

when he spoke about boeing only paying their employees a 1% increase while the ceo got a 45% increase last year and asked why he hasn’t resigned was hilarious.

Agreed.

​@@DevanMccallisterit's what happens when you put a finance bro in the big chair of the nations largest aeronautical engineering firm. The man should be unseated, and an engineering-focused board should be empaneled to lead the firm and get it back on track. Share price be damned, they need to get back to building the kinds of craft that made them great. Just aside the plane issues, look at Starliner! Boeing was the primary contractor for the Shuttle. And while it had two great tragedies, that system flew 135 flights and set records for reusability. Starliner has had two flights, with issues aboard both. It's just baffling that this penny pinching attitude has wrecked a cornerstone of the US tech and engineering industries.

CEO does know what is going on. He just wants to make money and knows what the impact. The 737max problem occurred because management didn't want to pay for a clean sheet design.

just dont fly instead

@@nickolliver3021 I have a friend who never flies

he knows, he just doesn't want to incriminate himself.

@saltyroe3179 yes it is about money

Obviously

just dont fly airbus either

@@nickolliver3021 I like the simplicity of your answer. But that’s about all…👍

@@jayboom3918 I'm serious if you want to fly with them then dont fly airbus

@nickolliver3021 sticky nicky is here

how do you arrest a person who makes $15/year after taxes? you don't.

wait am I immune to crime now woahhhhhhhhhhh​@@Ali-wf6rh

Not really. He's leaving anyway.

from these crisis actors like Queenie Johnson, the foxytv emmy nominee

He doesn't care he'll collect and retire wealthy

black budget programs

Considering the CEO of ZOOM makes 75mil a year, it's seems little in comparison. And at that income bracket, almost half is taxed, so he's making 15mil after tax. If you compare that to the salries of CEO for arguably less important companies, it's not that much. It sounds like a lot to the ear, but if you did a fair comparison it's not that much.

But he's cutting costs. That's all that matters to them. You cut corners you get paid. Nothing else. They guy is clueless with everything happening in his company.

The truth is capitalism is a danger to society. Noone will face anything. Almost 20 years ago helios dropped out of the sky and nothing literally happened

Exactly. For a for profit prison system, they are going after the wrong people. Little people like you and I if, God forbid, we forget to pay a traffic ticket or something

Same with the Insurance Companies

Shame on him!

30 million a year what could you possibly do with everything to spend that crazy, these guys think their above everyone, if they wern't humans in flesh they would be dragons just happy to sit on a mountain of gold.

That's $128,000 per day

Consider the CEO of ZOOM makes 75mil a year, it's seems little in comparison. A mnd at that income bracket, almost half is taxed, so he's making 15mil after tax. If you compare that to the salries of CEO for arguably less important companies, it's not that much. It sounds like a lot to the ear, but if you did a fair comparison it's not that much.

​@@markushtcopy and paste BS. Boeing kills whistleblowers and cuts corners in safety while the CEO earns "nOt tHaT mUcH"

What evidence do you have of that?

@@GH-oi2jf This hearing.

​@GH-oi2jf the ceo said in the hearing he is aware that Boeing has "retaliated" against whistleblowers

Just because they didn’t expose everything dosnt mean it didn’t happen! Many people feel the need to be redacted for their own safety and sanity. Not everyone who comes forward does it for clout many did so to protect the public and must also protect themselves!

@@rigelb9025 lol

100%

That's corporate America in a nutshell. The executives are always protected from real consequences.

@@Klako-ls6yt I agree that most large corporations are run for the benefit of executive management. Us stock holders don't mind if at the same time we get our dividends. There are exceptions to the rule. And I will name a few: -I worked for Northrop when Kent Kresa was CEO. I still get great returns on my stock. I was treated wonderfully as an employee. My least favorite action was moving headquarters from Los Angeles to the DC beltway and personally moving my job to Texas. - Henry Kaiser: this man gave us the only HMO that works for its members and it's doctors. He helped defeat the NAZIs and the Imperial Japanese while revolutionizing ship building, gave many jobs that paid well including women and minorities who could not jobs from others. My 99 year old Dad sailed on his Liberty Ships, and while many were sunk, Kaiser made so many that the NAZIs couldn't sink them faster than Kaiser made them. After the WW2 Kaiser Engineeriners employed my brother in law who helped build a coal gasification plant that economical turns coal into natural gas. If we ever run out of petroleum we have about a 400 year supply of coal that could be converted ecologically and economically into natural for either transmission or more probably into electricity. No foreign dependency. - Elon Musk: this crazy man has done so much for us it is hard to imagine he exists. I wish I had bought his stock. 1st (with government help) he built SpaceX and boosters that return to earth for reuse and all this at profit. He built these at the old Northrop plant I worked at, reviving the Southern California aerospace industry which crested many high paying jobs and supporting the local economy while the State of California did everything to tax and regulate SpaceX out of business. Then he did another impossible in California creating Tesla to make EVs that work with a workable charging system, all this at profit. Yes he gets gigantic pay, but the stockholders love him. I am anticipating that Starlink will eventually be a profitable success (if we don't commit suicide through global nuclear war, a real possibility with Iran's nuke capability). Already Starlink helped Ukraine survive Russian Invasion. I am waiting for Starlink to be price competitive with US internet providers, which I expect to happen very soon There are other CEOs who are good people and do good things. Many run smaller companies you never heard of. Many are the founders of their business. The typical bad CEO is not the founder and is the process of liquidation of the company to get most money out of it before he drives into bankruptcy.

They won't change anything the board isn't going anywhere they'll just put a new patsy as the face and continue on.

why grounded?

Airbus

News organizations trying to find something to report on. Anyone that has worked on a vehicle before knows how useful soap is for mounting sh*t. So...correct. lol Dish soap aint a big deal, but it's a big deal to people who have no idea what they're talking about.

Dawn is wonderful. It isn't an approved Chemical.

Nothing wrong with using it as a shop aid. The Senator's just showing his lack of knowledge

It's been used to test leaks since forever

100% no one makes more money for keeping other certifications outside and in addition to their current job code.

That would be illegal insider trading, so he probably had a proxy do it for him

Who is the chief engineer? I didn't catch the name.

Dutch roll not their fault

What? No, he makes 33 a year. That’s over 100M every 4 years.

That would leave 170,000 people without jobs.

@@Funnydaliano Then by all means, let them keep making trash planes 🙃

Hawley is also a good runner

Calhoun earns $128 thousand per day

he isn't a friend for all the victims .. he should forfeit ALL his previous salary as CEO of Boeing . all his money will not pay for the victims loss of life .

zero accountability. boeing should be shut down , all exec's pay garnish to to the gov't for distribution to all victims, but firstly to the whistleblowers .

@@enzoh7763 boeing will not be shut down

For the past couple of decades, the FAA, which is understaffed, has allowed Boeing to have its own personnel do its own inspections