Listen to Sen. Hawley before you step on a plane.

His salary goes up and his planes go down

Ugh.

I worked for Boeing for many years…left before it got woke. All our major defense contractors went woke. Woke is a disease that defends parasites.

Thanks for sharing.

@samiam5_ He’s risking people’s lives for that big fat paycheck he gets is what he’s doing. The more he saves the company the more those checks are that land in his personal account. He gets rewarded in the process

@samiam5_ Yes, his face shows the guilt. Who could live this way?

@thewriterme @samiam5_ Exactly

@LynneB8898 Boom! Fantastic post!

@LynneB8898 Thank you. Josh is on target. 🎯

This problem is rampant in the corporate world.

Yes.

@NewswirePatriot Mr Calhouns net worth is listed at over 70 million Him squirming in his seat is fun to watch that’s the hot seat

@NewswirePatriot He’s certainly nervous.

Let's do ATT next they are still robbing me.

Let’s do all mobile phones.

CEO's today make about 1500x to 3000x the normal worker. About 50 years ago it was 20–40× compared to the normal worker of that time Nobility in the west in the past only made about 50-100x more than the normal worker of their time People who tell you contemporary times aren't riddled with corruption are fools. This is without even touching on the police state, corruption of lawfare, etc

💯 🔥- If it’s Boeing, I’m not going!

You are a poet! 🙌🏽

@NewswirePatriot My senator.. Boom 💥

@NewswirePatriot Bingo

This corruption is so in your face it’s ridiculous it’s gross

Just another nothing burger. Hawley does this all the time in these hearings and absolutely nothing will come of it. Sick of all the talk and zero action. 😡😡😡

All show. No real consequences. Congress as usual.

95% of every corporations problem is upper upper management cutting here and there to fill their own wallets greed is a powerful driver, makes men do evil things

$32.8 million…a year? Jesus H Christ! How did CEO jobs ever get to be be paid so high? That’s insane, particularly when he’s doing such a shite job! Shocking. 😳

Your a bad ass Senator Hawley wish we had more of you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Dave Calhoun was replaced last year and is no longer CEO of Boeing Current CEO is Kelly Ortberg as of August 8, 2024

@2Malinois Asset stripping is categorically antithetical to an agent's duty to shareholders. Shareholders holders not piercing the veil and suing boggles my mind.

@letourneaugina1 Nothing like getting double pay for making planes that are crap.

His pay is at the level of vulgarity. Changes need to be made. Otherwise, we continue down a path of no return.

This is why Josh Hawley is one of the best

Yes, and exactly why this CEO was replaced.

Really? That's good to know. He still made enough money to never have to work again. Sadly, the damage was done

Sadly.

How can any single person who is employed... not an owner... not a founder... not a visionary developer... an EMPLOYEE... how can it be he is worth over $32 MILLION a year in salary and bonuses?🧐

Absolutely 💯 percent correct. The problem starts with the Board of Directors & the CEO. The rest the Boeing employees follow their lead. They all culpable in the demise of Boeing.

Strong words... No claws, no teeth, just playground banter from our at useless representatives in the US Congress

And nothing is done! All political theater

I dislike the French, but truth is that Airbus are better planes.

Been saying this for a long time, cuts need to be made from the top down. These CEO’s get paid too much, and every time that happens, quality tanks. I can retire on 1 of those millions… and he gets 32.8 every stinking year?

Again follow the breadcrumbs and check out investors of Boeing. Boom!

The current CEO IS Robert “Kelly” Ortberg. He is an engineer and was tapped to lead Boeing back to a culture of safety.

2025: All the Disclosure... ZERO accountability. . . Feels like a SLAP IN THE FACE.... Over & Over & OVER AGAIN. 💔‼️

Wow!! Sen. Hawley busted his chops! Beware next time you fly on Boeing plane

@h37708 Good for Hawley!

It’s not just happening at Boeing.

When are they going after insurance companies ?