crashes. thousands of americans are flying in a plane that has been grounded in most of the world. the u.k., france, germany among the countries now grounded the new boeing max eight. why there is still flying in the u.s. tucker: the panic and the grounding that resulted today is of course a golden opportunity for china and the new which manufactures airbus to crowd out the united states from aircraft manufacturing. that s one of the few industries in the world where this country still enjoys global supremacy. are they behind it? how could they not feed. question is is the 737 really an unsafe lane or is boeing simply the victim of global power politics question mike pearson is an aviation lawyer and a trusted source for the question. he joins us. thank you for coming on. the obvious question is if there something in here in the wrong with the aircraft, and it s constantly pilot error, that s because these two crashes, why haven t you seen them in the united states? first of al
that in spite of some backsliding here and election there progress is? world leaders commemorated the end of the largest and bloodiest conflict the world has ever seen. it marked a turning point in human history. the end of four massive empires t. entry of the united states into global power politics. perhaps the most significant intellectual was the end of the idea of inevidetable progress. before the war began people lived through economic growth, technological revolutions and increasing globalization. it was widely believed that ugly trend lines were temporary, to be overwhelmed by the on ward march of progress.
assuming that in spite some of backsliding here and an election there progress is inexer able? behi behind me world leaders brought to an end the largest and bloodiest conflict the world has ever seen. world war i marked the end of four massive empires, the rise of soviet communism, the entry of the united states in global power politics. but perhaps it s most significant intellectual legacy was the end of the idea of inevitable progress. in 1914 before the war began, people had lived through a world much like ours defined by economic growth, technological revolutions an increasing globalization. it was widely believed than ugly trend lines when they appeared were temporary. to be overwhelmed by the onward march of progress.