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The druck ard school of management in california, a well known face on the show. he joins us from los angeles. ryan, great to see you. lets start with this pretty stark warning and pretty stark language from the airline industry. break it down so our viewers understand right around the world. how real is this fear here? >> well, the fear really -- and i want to say this first. theres safety, and the fear theyre talking about is really the disruption. so should the faa, you know, they move forwar...

Reasons is what theyre trying to attack, and look at europe and france and say, 5g, it works. its about negotiating a two-mile radius around major airports. i think thats whats being discussed at this very moment. that is what both those companies, telecom companies, are putting their hat on is really about moving forward. >> but us here on the other side of the atlantic, c band, 5g has been deployed really in some 40 countries, and correct me if im wrong, but we havent seen any aviation interfe...

Now, a letter to the biden administration asks for a delay in the rollout. the federal aviation administration warns potential interference could affect airline instruments, restrictions could ground flights stranding passengers as well as of course cargo. the letter goes on to say to be blunt, the nations commerce will grind to a halt. late on monday, united airlines underscored the warning, saying the rollout could negatively affect more than a million united passengers. thousands of flights a...

Ability around that. but i think what youre seeing with this letter and memo going out right now from the airlines is the realization that this deadlines here and its not going to get delayed. this is why were seeing this right now. part of that is then if they are going to move forward, and this is the realization now, is that there is going to be disruption. there is going to be money lost. the airlines just got through the recovery of holiday season, and they werent happy with all the cancell...

Than one way to make money or a supply chain. obviously russia is in the mix of many of these things and aspects moving forward. >> yeah. theyre in a boat load of trouble right now, ryan. thank you, ryan patel, live from los angeles. when we come back, from footballs world cup to the olympics to world rugby, russia has now been cast into the sporting wilderness as well. details in a moment. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and its easy to customize your insurance at libtymutual.com so you only pay fo...

Ruble, which lost about a quarter of its value against the u.s. dollar on monday alone. there have been long lines at atms across the country, many scrambling to exchange rubles for euros and dollars but foreign currency has been difficult to find. after heavy losses last week, the moscow stock exchange will remain closed for a second day on tuesday. still, the kremlin insists preparations have been made to compensate for western sanctions. were joined by ryan patel from the drucker school of ma...