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There was nothing unusual about Linda, a retired schoolteacher, or her modest stucco

home in suburban Florida.

She lived a quiet life on her teacher's pension and her days were rich with grandchildren

and church friends.

Then one morning Linda was startled to wake by sheriff's deputies pounding on her door.

She was served in a viction notice for non-payment of home loans.

She knew nothing about it.

Linda was about to become homeless.

And in a moment, I'll reveal the rest of her story.

On this Wednesday morning, let's take a look at the airlines because they're going to

receive hundreds of billions of dollars from us, from me and from you, the taxpayers of

the United States.

Now the airlines are essential and they've been knocked out of the box because of the pandemic.

And it's not their fault.

So I don't object to the federal government rescuing the airlines with loans and in some

cases outright grants.

I don't object to that.

How ever and this is a big however, if the airlines are going to get the money, they have

to do some things.

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