Exposition

Anyone else think the Hardline's "trifecta" death segment is fucking stupid? Immediate station change when I hear the 'd-e-a-t-h' and guitar riff.

We are going to win.

The TSA thing could be a randomly selected exercise? That one's the least fishy of the two, but the AA agent filming people definitely is weird. Those company issued iPads have a lot of passenger data so maybe AA wants updated headshots for everyone. And we probably agreed to it via some random hidden clause they threw into the fine print when we bought the ticket. 🙄

Kamala's Fox News interview was taped this afternoon and airs tonight, right?

Just saw on the news the Frontier pilots reported smoke in the cockpit while still in the air.

Saw a NOTAM today, effective October 30th Regional Approach will become Lone Star Approach. How clever lol.

Didn't realize that. Fuck.

My worry about NC is the unknown amount of voters that will vote a split ticket of Trump/D governor. Doesn't make any sense why one would vote that way but I'm sure there's some backwards Twilight Zone justification they've come up with. And ironically (sadly) those are the same types of voters in TX that give Allred a chance.

Nebraska back at it trying to change their EC rules to winner-take-all at the last minute. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lindsey-graham-nebraska-electoral-college-vote-kamala-harris/

My hot take... The pilot will eventually get a call/letter from the FAA asking for more info. Unlikely there will be a suspension unless there were other blatant issues like expired medical, lapsed 24 month flight review, the plane wasn't airworthy, etc. Main downside for the pilot is for all future job applications/forms he'll have to check "Yes" he has been involved in an incident and will have to share the details with future employers. Maybe not an automatic disqualifier but it sucks having to explain it. But if the pilot is only flying for leisure with no aspirations professionally there's not likely to be any further consequences.

Holy shit that London 1897 skit was fucking cringe. Barely even got a laugh from the audience.

That was Scarlett Johansson, right? Was pretty funny actually.

Also complicating things is that this happened at night. During the day it very well could have been survivable since the pilot would be able to see more options like fields, roads, and avoid powerlines, etc. You don't have that luxury at night.

I'm not holding my breath for any clear resolution to his immunity claims. Most likely outcome is SCOTUS rules he doesn't have 'absolute' immunity, but a sitting President does have immunity from A,B,C,D scenarios. So Trump will keep ranting and using a defense that each of his cases falls under one of those scenarios.