airlines shift blame for widespread flight delays to the faa as they warn of cancellations over the fourth of july weekend. every single flight i been on for the past two months is late or canceled. the faa is now blaming the airlines saying we gave you $50 billion in bailout money during covid, how can you have a use that in the airlines are saying come on faa there s not enough air traffic controllers to put these people on planes and fly them. that s when you re sitting there at the airport and the skies are blue in the plane is working and you re stuck at the gate, the reason is they don t have enough people guiding planes around in the airlines two days ago, 2.45 million passengers went through ta tsa, that the highest number into a half years. american airlines has 600 planes. united may be 650. that s the biggest airlines in the world and those planes just
it is simply not enough. what we re asking for is just for greater reform and a stop to all shutoffs across the country. reporter: this crisis has put energy companies under the microscope. in washington, the house energy and commerce committee is investigating six of the nation s largest power companies after they took covid bailout money and still shut power to millions of homes. in new york, the state has launched several investigations into potential price gouging by both the oil industry and utility companies. it is a crisis for my constituents. reporter: this state senator is leading one of them. they are being ripped off. so-to-have a modest home be hit with a $1400, $1500 bill is patently insane. and people are making money off of it and they should be ashamed of themselves and have to be held accountable. reporter: power companies say they are just passing along their own increased costs. we ll see if the investigations turn up anything else. and the two customers
before that was only reaching 17% of eligible households. it is just simply not enough. what we re asking for is just for greater reform and a stop to all shutoffs across the country. reporter: this crisis has put energy companies under the microscope n washington, the house energy and commerce committee is investigating six of the nation s largest power companies. after they took covid bailout money, and still shut power to millions of homes. in new york, the state launched several investigations into potential price gauging by both the oil industry and utility companies. it is a crisis for my constituents. reporter: state senator james scoop is leading one of them. they re being ripped off. to have a modest home be hit with a $1400, $1500 bill is patently insane. and people are making money off of it. and they should be ashamed of themselves and got to be held accountable. reporter: now power companies say they re just passing along their own increased costs from a partic
program or lihea, which before that was only reaching 17% of eligible households. it s just simply not enough. what we re asking for is just for greater reform and a stop to all shut-offs across the country. this crisis has put energy companies under the microscope. in washington, the house energy and commerce committee is investigating six of the nation s largest power companies. after they took covid bailout money and still shut power to millions of homes. in new york, the state has launched several investigations into potential price gouges by both the oil industry and utility companies. it s a crisis for my constituents. state senator james skoofs is leading one of them. they re being ripped off. to have a modest home be hit with a $1400, $1500 bill is patently insane. and people are making money off of it, and they should be ashamed of themselves. they have to be held accountable. power companies have defended those price hikes saying they re
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