know cnn has said they re not interested in hiring him. i think all of the other media companies should say that i do not get, you know washington is the kind of place where we all criticize it for no matter what someone does, no matter how little credibility they have, they re going to find a big job. they re going to make even more money than they were. and, you know, maybe it s time for someone to be an example of the opposite. part of that is go back to sean spicer s time at the podium. a lot of reporters in washington, sean spicer stood in front of them, said things demonstrably untrue, tried to get him in private to temperature them out dishont neesty in media i appreciate the the reality is, hold on. no, no. at some point report the facts. you re shaking your head.
it was three hours late they re he promised a big bombshell on this topic so that is somewhat damning. at this point it s hard to believe this all happened in the building that he didn t know that he detective know in advance, we ve fot 8 million people, the number of people at this meeting, manafort, kushner, boris and natasha, smirnov, everybody was in this room. yakov smirnoff was not in the room. at this point i wouldn t doubt it nap s the thing. it s so disingenuous. i have to say this. this idea that this is just common politics, you get this e-mail, if anybody here got an e-mail from a deposed african prince saying i got $20 million for you, you don t respond to that either. the president to suggest from a foreign enemy that it was just okay that he would, this is a problem. nigerian e-mail scammers, get don junior s e-mail address. exactly. without sounding like an apologist for the president, i think this is yet another reflection of his inexperience in politics, h
years. i don t know when i ve ever been madder. i m outraged about this and i want the flying public to know we re doing everything we can, 24/7 to correct this problem. good! he doesn t sound that outraged to me, quite honestly. i don t know, when i get outraged i have a little bit bigger tone of voice. here s the changes going into effect. minimum nine hours off between shifts. that used to be only eight hours. if they came home and went to bed, they had eight hours to be back on the shift. no longer being able to shift to the unscheduled midnight shift following a day off. a lot of times they were doing that to get a three day weekend. can t do that anymore. the f.a.a. managers will schedule their own shift in a way to have greater coverage. you can t nap. when you have your one on one, we are allowed to nap. we have bunk beds in the green room so that s a little different. here s the other thing. germany and japan apparently allow these naps, 2 1/2 hours