Mo Kelly in for John and Ken.

And over the course of the week, we have been talking about the issues with Southwest Airlines in recent days and how the federal government has been pointing its finger at Southwest.

And as far as meeting its obligations and doing better by the American citizenry.

And also we played the audio of Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg,

as far as what he hopes to accomplish.

And we want to continue with that conversation right now with ABC News correspondent,

Andy Field, who joins us from Washington.

Andy, good afternoon.

How you doing, sir?

I'm good, Mo. I'm not traveling anywhere. Apparently, you're not either, so we're both in better position than most of

these poor folks who are sitting in airports hoping to get home this holiday. It's been a real

headache for virtually every passenger who decided to fly South West this year.

And there's a couple of reasons for that.

One, let's say you flowed, if you ever flown Delta Airlines, odds are that if you had to get

someplace and you had to change planes, you ended up in Atlanta.

That's a hub.

Yep.

They're a hub.

And hubs work a whole lot better when it snows and there's big flight cancellations.

And the way Southwest manages to do things, which is get people from city to city to city as fast as they possibly can.

And so if you're flying from Burbank to

Baltimore, the airport closest to me, you're, and you want to get across the country and there's

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