just got his bag. every once in a while big cry go up through the island of miss fit bags with someone saying they have got their stuff and they are on their way home. it s still a mess. you still have people who are stranded and can t get home. you have flight staff that can t penetrate this antiquated communication system to let the airlines know that they are available to fly people home. you have got a lot of really tired people and they are just stuck. our luggage is missing. it s mia. we ended up completely canceling southwest entirely. we are hoping we will get a refund. 2,885 domestic flights were canceled. 86% of them were southwest. 2,509. the southwest pilots union, as well as the flight attendants union say the melt down was very predictable because southwest executives did not invest in and modernize the logistics and communication technology. the ceo of southwest offered an apology. the tools we use to recover from this disruption serve us well 99%. time
promised never to do it again. but here she is doing it again in her interview with the times the author says that there was a list of topics that she was forbidden to raise of theview is highlighted in red each now whoopi does not understand why her remarks offended. based off what was said we certainly believe her. whoopi is a nearly 40 year veteran entertainment industry claims you can t be racist towards jews because you don t know what they look like. but the point is, this whoopi can get away with this infinite amount of times because she is a democrat. just like barack obama can hang out with the controversial incendiary minister farrakhan and not catch a bit of flack from the media. on the other hand trump gets hate crimes because supposedly who he had dinner with. you can t post questions about pharma and vaccines but whoopi can openly question the meaning of the holocaust. liberal privilege at it finest. listen, i am a free speech
yours, colin, and when i replied i signed my note of thanks, forcefully yours, madeleine. we really did become the closest of friends, traveling together to speeches and having coffee at his beloved cafe ogy. we talked about the gratitude in our country, our pride in our families and our distaste of aging. he offered me plenty of advice. the last time i saw him he instructed me to count each step in order to avoid tripping or falling down the stairs. i now do that several times a day and each time i think of colin. this morning my heartaches because we have lost a friend and our nation, one of it finest and most loyal soldiers, yet even as we contemplate the magnitude of our loss we can