Sen. Jerry Moran on Boeing 737 Max and U.S. Trade Policy

The transcript covers two main topics: airline safety concerning Boeing's software fix for the 737 Max and the FAA's regulatory role, and the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China, focusing on the impact of tariffs on agriculture and the need for a long-term resolution. The discussion highlights the importance of basing decisions on facts and the role of experts in aviation safety, as well as the economic implications of trade policies and the legislative efforts to balance presidential power in trade matters.

What are the implications of the FAA's decision-making process as described by the speaker?

What long-term considerations does the speaker mention regarding trade negotiations and tariffs?