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It is Wednesday, January 21st, and a developing story while you were sleeping overnight.

Air Force One forced to turn around mid-flight because of an issue with the plane.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs.

This happened late last night. I was up late enough and saw it happening

late. You had gone to bed a little early, but it's scary anytime you hear that there is an issue

with any plane, the one carrying the president, certainly sets off some alarm bells. That's right. I mean,

you can say it was, oh, a minor electrical issue, but I would feel like any electrical issue, you can call it minor, sounds pretty important to me when it comes to flying a plane and certainly flying a plane with the president of the United States in tow.

This was not a, this wasn't a, I immediately, I mean, it took less than 15 seconds when i saw this story that i

immediately thought about harrison ford in air force one right what's going on in plane there's

an emergency what but so they didn't use the word emergency we should say that first and foremost but

yes their term in quotes is minor electrical issue with air force one we'll tell you and a lot of

you all know as we are recording this

actually, the flight is still in the air. The president is running a little behind. He's supposed

to be at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. That's where he was headed. But

robes he took off. The flight took off at about 940 last night, and it was back in the United

States not too long after. Yes. the minor electrical issue happened 30 to 45

minutes into the flight. Reporters said that the lights flashed off. That's got to be a scary

moment at any point when you're on a plane. And so they said the decision was made out of an abundance

of caution to turn the plane around. They landed in Maryland, I believe, at 11.07.

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