push some one to do, to, like, my god we have to do something about this president, he s dangerous. dana: like the 25th amendment or something like that. dagen, not responding on policy but being frustrated with his delivery, is what i guess she was upset about. everybody is lazy. they don t have to do any reading or understand anything about what s really going on. you just come in and play like you re a psychiatrist in an airport kiosk. again, what of these screeching, preening pea cox going to do when president trump isn t in the white house any more? they ll go back to genuflecting and rump smooching to get an invite the the white house christmas party. my dad told me, i think this is playing out in america when i first started working as a financial journalist, he said okay, honey, you are below repo man and people who work in
attempt to disseminate his own brand of severe conservatism by writing a book. the associated press reports that it s scheduled for august next year, just in time for a last-minute vacation purchase at an airport kiosk. of course, a book deal has become a rite of passage for any politician with eyes on the white house. why not pad the bank account while the iron is hot, or in this case, while the iron is sort of tepid. the working title is reportedly where do we go from here, which might easily apply to his own budget and it is a title that our friends on twitter were only too eager to rework. america shrugged is suggested, invoking ms. rand and questioning the mass appeal. dishes, they can t be cleaned enough is suggested, unable to forget the old adage, you don t simply feed fish. but here s the biscuit, the
it s really interesting to break it down that way. quickly, some other tips that you have? pay on-line is better? yes. for spirit, you don t pay $45 and $50, you pay $30 and $35. that is a great example of how you can save, by booking on-line, paying in advance for luggage on-line before you get to the airport kiosk or counter. check your bag for free and free carry-on? right. everyone in your family from senior citizens to a tiny toddler have the ability to bring one carry on bag. divvy up your belongs amongst everyone and you ll have a better plan ahead, do your homework and weigh your luggage. that s where i always get into trouble. thank you so much, courtney. we appreciate it. ladies listen up. a new poll revealing what exactly makes the perfect man? is there such a thing? courtney, i don t know.
nic robertson, tell me more about what was discovered and more of what we learned about osama bin laden. reporter: here is the big picture that emerges from here. it is only part of the big picture. 17 of 6,000 documents. it is a partial picture of bin laden. it is bin laden struggling with the affiliates. he is trying to chastise them and give them direction. one of the big eye openers there is bin laden was jealous of some of his rising stars. anwar al awlaki, the yemeni cleric accused on some of the attacks of the united states. talks about al awlaki to take over leadership there. bin laden says i hear what you are saying, but where i come from, we like to see people tested on the battle field first. he hadn t been to the battle field. you can see the jealousies emerging. you talk about paranoia. it is fascinating when you read through the documents. did you find anything in there that showed that bin laden knew al qaeda was getting weaker and the u.s. was stronger? he
themselves. one airline is changing for printing boarding passes. they charge $5 if an airline attendant has to print the pass for you. you can avoid the charge if you print it at home or do it at an airport kiosk. starting next year, it will be $1 to print at the kiosk as well. an aviation analyst and president of the boyd group, we should note that spirit said it s offsetting the charge by bringing down the fares by $5. what is really going on here? spirit is kind of a unique airline. other airlines are not going to follow. they go after very price-sensitive passengers and the first thing they look at is what s the fare? they look later on, they have to pay $5 to use the fare. it s good for them, but one of the things they have to laugh about. we also you mention the industry and we learned a short