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Jess is all on top of this story, by the way, as you know, which one, the grounding of all

our flights? Yes, of course. This is unprecedented. Well, it happened after 9-11, right? Well, also,

I think it happened last week. No, this is not an announcement. All the incoming flights

into Florida. It just happened in Florida. No, that did actually happen when I was flying

back to Florida. They said that there were too many planes over Florida, so our flight

was delayed until they could tell, you know, those planes to slow down, basically. Who

should I be mad at? Mayor Pete? I don't know. I don't know. Is this Mayor Pete's fault?

Mayor Pete's going to be all over this one. Really? Because let me tell you something.

The only evidence that I have that the Department of Transportation is doing well is how my

transportation experience is going. I was going to say his mayor Pete's appearance is

on CNN. I never even considered. I never considered for a second a transportation secretary

until Mayor Pete was the transportation secretary. I got to tell you, it feels like the worst

time in US history to take part in air travel. And I don't know whose fault this is, but

there is one person in charge in the cabinet that I got my eyes on. It's almost like we

neglected critical infrastructure and all methods of transportation in this country until

it reached critical mass. So the radar nationwide is down? Well, the FAA's computers are down.

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