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secretary pete buttigieg is back with us. for that tunnel. >> absolutely. we created a pipeline of good projects that will play out over the next few years. when i called projects like the hudson river tunnel the cathedrals of our infrastructure, i did not just say that because it is a poetic word for something big, i said it bearing in mind thinking about the world's great cathedrals is the hands that laid the cornerstones of those cathedrals were not even around 100 years later when other hands laid the keystone, some of the projects were funding, street safe project to intersection safer can be done in one or two construction seasons. others, working at work >>, the work of a decade or more . president biden deserves the credit for making these things happen because so many others before him promised and failed to get it done i will admit, one of the few times i was fooled by donald trump was when i was a mayor and he said that he would do a big infrastructure package. i thought, why not? it is good politics, both parties

you have pete buttigieg like he's qualify today be the department of transportation. you have some really questionable individuals that had some questionable reputation on -- on their nominations. i think the democrats, they will continue to try to the find somebody that they're going to go after. go ahead. [inaudible] >> no, we didn't talk about at that all. what we talked about some of the issues we are facing in oklahoma and some of the issues around the country with drug trafficking and also human trafficking and kind of looking at how the agencies can be utilized better rather than everybody having a piece of pie and paying what the fbi is focused on and what the other agencies are focused on and how they can start becoming mission central and that's really going after the crimes that are facing us today, working hand in hand with ice and and then looking at the organized crime that's been caused by our open border. those are a lot of conversations that we discussed the whole time we were in there. a lot of the federal agencies, i don't care if you're talking abo

host: i think -- guest: i think -- pete buttigieg is good at making a really compelling argument for our values. i think the kind of people who watch fox news are generally pretty set in their overall commitment to the worldview that is not going to be destructible by a single really compelling monologue or argument. i think democrats need to get better at penetrating popular culture and places to reach people who are not political. i love everybody who is watching right now but if you are watching c-span you are probably not in the population of voters that we are most worried about reaching for 2026 and beyond. we need to reach people who don't think following the news is a particular fun thing to do who are not particularly interested in politics and might be frustrated with the idea of politics. how do we talk to people who are paying attention to content relevant to their lives, fun and interesting but has almost nothing to do with politics and how do we inject our ideas and messages. that is a real place where we fell down in 2024. host: is that twitter, tiktok, social media? g

you have pete buttigieg like he's qualify today be the department of transportation. you have some really questionable individuals that had some questionable reputation on -- on their nominations. i think the democrats, they will continue to try to the find somebody that they're g i think democrats are going to continue to find somebody they will go after. yes. go ahead. [inaudible question] no, we didn't talk over that helped what we did talk but this am the issues facing in oklahoma with mcgirt and some of issues we're facing around the country with drug trafficking and also human trafficking and kind of look at how the agencies can be used, utilize better rather than anybody having a piece for the five but dang attention to what the dea is focus on, with the fbi is focused on, with other agencies are focused on another you start to come mission central. that's really going after the crimes that are facing us today, working hand-in-hand with ice and then look at the organized crime that's been caused by our open border. those a lot of conversations that we discussed

. >> pete buttigieg where are you at the secretary of transportation, he should be on top of this.ntil then is pete buttigieg, he needs answers to these questions. >> we want to hear from the authorities, surely they check this out. >> tell us what you know and to give us some sort of response that might happen if there is a drone over your headache and falsehood loses power but it could eavesdrop on you, it could spy on you people are scared. >> at six book of. >> is buying tandem. >> surely you can figure out where they took off from, who owns them can't you gm these things. >> of something gets close the lights go off, somebody is controlling this and i'm telling you it's the secretary of transportation issue. stuart: buttigieg what's going on. >> nate foy brad is the story of the person that said they drove under the drone in the clock in their car change time in reverse back when they got to the drone, crazy stuff. >> working to be on the story for a long time to come. when trump's appointee for energy secretary goes for senate confirmation expect on real fireworks. chris wrig

secretary pete buttigieg announced some new requirements including training mandates for airline staff and updated guidelines for handling wheelchairs, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains the new regulations and they're expected impact. >> as a wheelchair user senator tammy duckworth says flying can be a huge challenge at this point. i don't think i can even count the number of times that an airline has damage one of my wheelchairs and she isn't alone in 2023, the transportation department says it got over 11,000 reports of airlines mishandling wheelchairs. they're the equivalent of our legs. they're extensions of our bodies and they should be treated as such on tuesday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced a new rule aimed at protecting travelers with disabilities to ensure that passengers can move safely and easily when flying. >> and if they're sure the dignity that they deserve when they travel, the rule includes mandates for training airline staff who work with passengers using wheelchairs and stricter guidelines for quickly repairing or replacing w

also, irish actor barry keoghan and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, along with pop star chapellnother easy name zendaya. zendaya. zendaya. why can't i do it? shohei ohtani is pretty easy for sports fan, and she and still tongue tie, as some people are familiar with the chinese fashion giant and the paris olympic mascot fridge. and then there's semaglutide, the active ingredient in ozempic. i apologize to all zendaya fans know zendaya. oh come on. i swear, i think i have a scar on my brain or something. i am so sorry. shohei ohtani shohei ohtani shohei ohtani. yeah. okay. thank you. well, let's talk about something about shaming your talent. let's talk about the holidays here. so that alalways putus in a good spirit. i know you love it right. all right. so we're going to talk about tonight's holiday tree lighting ceremony. it's happening in new york city. rockefeller plaza. yeah. all right, let's take a live look for you right now. you can see that tree ready to roll. today's show team. they're also helping out light this tree. so ahead of that, you're going to have kelly clarkso

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the rules were announced by senator tammy duckworth of illinois and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. they're calling it the biggest expansion of rights for passengers with disabilities in a generation. the policy mandates hands on training for employees that handle wheelchairs. it also creates stricter guidelines to repair and replace wheelchairs that get damaged during flights. this is personal for senator duckworth, who lost both legs in the iraq war. our wheelchairs and other medical devices are not suitcases that can be tossed around. they're my legs. they're the equivalent of our legs. they're extensions of our bodies. and they should be treated as such. buttigieg and senator duckworth say the rules make it easier to hold airlines accountable, and the new rules will begin next month searching for solutions to house unsheltered people in the south bay. the hands on approach that san jose's mayor is taking. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. as we head through tonight, we have some chilly 40s on the way. tomorrow some fog and ahead. i've got updated looks at rain and sierra sn

let's bring in transportation secretary pete buttigieg with more on this. mr.y, you get delayed, canceled, where am i going to go, where am i going to stay or where is my next meal coming? how close do you believe you are to getting this implemented. >> we have to get public input and data but this launches a process that i think will lead to more improvements for passengers. there's two goals here, make sure those kinds of disruptions are less likely to happen in the first place and make sure you're taken care of when you do. that's been a big part of our push over the last several years as we have expanded passenger rights and as we've been putting pressure on the airlines. cancellation rates have improved substantially. so far this year it's around 1.3%. so we know that this approach works. making sure there are consequences when you let passengers down and making sure that if that does happen passengers are better taken care of. what's new here is for the first time we're launching a process where the department would consider cash compensation and other re

let's bring in transportation secretary pete buttigieg with more on this. mr.lem that plagues so many of us with the airports so busy you get delayed, canceled, don't know where to go, where am i going to stay, where is my next meal coming? how close do you believe you are to getting these implemented? >> well, we have to go through a process getting a lot of public input and data, but this launches a process that i think will lead to more improvements for passengers. there's really two goals here -- make sure those kinds of disruptions are less likely to happen in the first place and make sure you're taken care of when you do. that's been a big part of our push and as we've been putting pressure on the airlines. cancellations rates have improved substantially. this year it's around 1.3%. we know this approach works. making sure there are consequences when you let passengers down and if that does happen, praerngsz better taken care of. what's new here is for the first time we're launching a process where the department would consider cash compensation and other

in title 46, we went and saw pete buttigieg and secretary buttigieg and del toro have authorities in law to build ships, what they cost overseas except that account hasn't been funded since 1983. if money can be built into that account we could build ships in america for the same price built overseas and that's how we had 7,000 flag ships and the world's biggest ship builders in 1960's and 1970's, still in law and then also a lot of collaboration that we need to do on work force development. in fact, you know, i'll give a shout out to hyundai and we signed an agreement between mit, versus of michigan-- university ever of michigan and hyundai and to tap into the expertise that the koreans have in their shipyards and also at the national university is assigning to this to get after a major weakness we have in the u.s., there's only one university left in america, one ro1 university in america, to post doc in ship building. we don't have any of the engineers, office managers, and if you were to open a ship yard in the u.s., there would also need to be a lot of things done to bring your

if confirmed he would become the second gay person to serve in the presidential cabinet after pete buttigieg. next, scott bessent at his own words we start with his remarks at a conservative economic policy summit held on the sidelines of the 2024 republican national convention. heal about potential economic priorities for a second trump administration. >> let me start with you, scott bessent. you are one of the leading financial minds in america. you've made a lot of money in the financial markets pretty been a strong support of donald trump or you talk to him all the time. you see scott on foxnews all the time, foxbusiness news as well as adjacent and charlie of course. you are talking to trump. what do you think he needs to be doing in addition to the things we have been talking about. what is heat need to be doing to get this economy going? you are talking to them all the time. >> i think it's a lot of what you said. i think his good friends the prime minister of japan, who is tragically assassinated, something called the three arrows. president trump has a similar three arrows. and just

bringing in pete buttigieg with more on this.s like common sense solutions to problem that plagues so many of us. you get canceled, you don't know where you will go or where you will stay. how close do you believe you are to getting these implemented? >> we have to go through the process, getting a lot of public input and data. but this launches a process that will lead to more improvements for passengers. there are really two goals, make sure those disruptions are less likely to happen in the first place and make sure you are taken care of when they do. it has been a big part of our push over the last several years as we have been putting pressure on the airlines. cancellation rates have improved substantially, this year it is 1.3%. making sure there are consequences when you let passengers down and when it does happen you make sure they are better taken care of. for the first time we are launching a process where the department would consider cash compensation and other requirements about what the airline has to do in those sit

secretary pete buttigieg announced new requirements including training mandates for airline staffing,ling wheelchairs. washington correspondent hannah brandt explains the new regulations and they're expected impact. >>as a wheelchair user senator tammy duckworth says flying can be a huge challenge at this point. i don't think i can even count the number of times that an airline has damage one of my wheelchairs and she isn't alone in 2023, the transportation department says it got over 11,000 reports of airlines mishandling wheelchairs. they're the equivalent of our legs. they're extensions of our bodies and they should be treated as such on tuesday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced a new rule aimed at protecting travelers with disabilities to ensure that passengers can move safely and easily when flying. >>and if they're sure the dignity that they deserve when they travel, the rule includes mandates for training airline staff who work with passengers using wheelchairs and stricter guidelines for quickly repairing or replacing wheelchairs. the damage during flights. th

pete buttigieg is seen to replace her. the detroit mayor thinking maybe i need to run as an independent and you have another core nation. consider in the last three presidential elections against donald trump you had hillary clinton, who was mostly coronated by the dnc, and you also had kamala harris who was overtly coronated by the dnc. both lost. the only won who won joe biden in open primary. >> molly: interesting to see what happens with the next democratic primary. biden was supposed to be the bridge. now we'll see how that primary ends up being. fascinating that next race. grateful for your reporting. we appreciate it. happy new year to you. >> thank you, happy new year, everyone. >> bryan:. the good, bad and funny. garrett tenney recaps the best caught on camera moments of 2024. >> defying gravity and expectation, 2024 brought us head turn moments and cameras captured them all. like this mma fighter who faced his toughest opponent yet, an eight foot alligator. >> you are under arrest. leave the grandmas alone. >> fl

i have to wonder, where is pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary. seems like everybody assumes because it's a lame duck period that they get to log off. americans are stranded. they want to go home. >> next year, i will tell you, there will be no planes grounded in the sean duffy era. >> not with sean duffy in charge. that's what you get with a guy that couldn't fix potholes. we've seen a multitude of problems over the past four years with trains derailments, near misses for planes. a lot of these were from the airlines. the first time all planes have been grounded since september 11th. so a lot of outdated software problems. a multitude of problems. we have sean duffy. he will fix it. >> a lot of pressure on him. >> now there is. coming up, the christmas list nobody looked for. senator rand paul's festivus lift. details $1 trillion of government waste spent on drag shows, arabic sesame street, lowly rats and so much more. stay with us. ♪ hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still

why is pete buttigieg missing in action on this and going a wall and transportation secretary and criticsave hammered trump's nominees and what about biden's cabinet members and buttigieg was quick to threaten criminal prosecution and fines for people using dr drones to try and resce hurricane helene victims in north carolina .x growing outrage against elizabeth warren and recklessly claiming the murder and ceo of units healthcare is "a warning to health insurers". it's about shooting and killing anyone in the back is merely a warning about how evil that is, senator warren. excusing is evil to and more from degraded far left and aoc is joining in. joe concha is here to react. plus, this story -- >> i will fight you every step of the way. >> i will fight back with every fiber of my being. >> you come for my people, you come through me. liz: that democrat resist trump movement is falling apart. far left illinois governor jb pritzker now agrees with trump and wants to talk with trump about deporting criminal illegal aliens that have been hammering minority neighborhoods and more. first the d

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as far as qualifications go whether andrew mccabe or democratic senators, what were pete buttigieg's qualifications to be the secretary of transportation or cam plain when joe biden put a cross dressing luggage thief in charge of nuclear programs. kash patel has a long record in intelligence and law enforcement. the kind of qualifications you would expect for an f.b.i. director. i expect the senate to move forward with all trump's nominees efficiently and promptly when we take charge on january 3rd. >> bill: tom cotton, the republican from arkansas. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: president-elect trump's attorney general nominee pam bondi is on capitol hill today making rounds with senators ahead of her confirmation hearing expected to face some pushback during the process. chad pergram has more on this. hi, chad. >> good morning. it's a series of getting to know you sessions between pam bondi and senators. first up incoming judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley. other meetings in the mix, lindsey graham said bondee is right for the job. >> the only people that need to worry

pete buttigieg. gretchen whitmer, josh shapiro and gavin newsom.on will be the first one where ocasio-cortez can legally run as the constitution states you have to be 35 years and older. the congresswoman has made no public indications she will run but multiple sources telling the hill that she would be a top candidate. but former congressman matt gaetz adding fuel the fire, writing that aoc has told people she is running in 2028 since 20119. on social media several left wing activists and pundits are skeptical that she could pull it off. president aoc. stu -- [laughter] stuart: take a big, deep breath, ashley. but thank you for that report. still ahead, ted cruz defends trump's tariff plans. >> i've got say, you look at the threat of tariffs against mexico and canada, immediately has produced action. stuart: well, now trump is threatening to put 100% tariff on any country that tries to undermine the dollar. what a concept. january 1st, new sales of gas and diesel powered recreational vehicles will be banned in six states. patrick industries is the

radio host charlamagne tha god pressed pete buttigieg on the issue.what do you know about these manned s.u.v. size drones flying over new jersey? >> we're helping law enforcement work through it all. we need to make sure nothing comes into restricted airspace. bigger picture we'll have more and more drones, if it's manned, that's different. we'll have more things entering the airspace and we have to work to make sure it's safe. >> harris: steve hilton. they sound silly. they are closing off sections of the airspace if new jersey for weeks. we have airports, westchester county, they're concentrated not far from new york. what he is even talking about right now? >> exactly. i feel the same way you do, harris. everyone watching and everyone in america. every time they come out and talk about this they seem to make it worse. it is actually incredible to me how badly they've handled this situation. what is it now, a month it has been going on and still out with the same nonsense? the obvious contradictions. we don't know what it is but we're sure it's fine

lee smith a former pete buttigieg adviser says quote many who succeeded this cycle are best over-performersdemocratic party brand. trump tore down the blue wall in the industrial midwest but he also expanded his vote the most in bluest and most urban areas. joe concha is a fox news contributor and he joins me now. good morning to you. merry christmas. if you look at the members numbers what she is saying is so true. what do you think happens next? will there be a democratic party rebrand? and if so, what does it look like? >> merry christmas eve to you as well, carley. good to see we are matching here and festive day obviously tonight and tomorrow as well. to say answer your question, that autopsy and the current state of the democratic party 100 percent correct. donald trump built a coalition that greatly diminishes every advantage democrats used to have. he won the largest share of the black vote, for example, in more than five decades, won the largest share of the latino votes for any republican candidate ever. younger voters under 30. especially younger men broke heavily to trump when c

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look, hillary clinton, john kerry, others, pete buttigieg in the biden administration.s just that donald trump's cabinet is going to be peppered, his administration peppered with people who are losers and loyalists and if any of them steps out of line, i think they know what the response will be from donald trump and they aren't going to step out of line. they are in lock step with the president-elect. >> david, let's look at trump's first term a moment. he had very little experience in washington, took much longer for him to find his footing. now he's putting the focus on loyalty with these picks. do you think there's any chance that trump's attempts to install pure loyalists will backfire and he will find unexpected resistance from some of these people? i think of somebody like marco rubio, yes, he's been tamed by donald trump, but do you think given the fact he's more of an institutionalist, came from the senate, if asked to do something illegal or break the law or something against the conventional wisdom of the u.s. and its norms, stand up to him or are you not put

relief, with testimony from several lighthouse officials, including transportation secretary pete buttigieg and fema administrator deanne criswell before the senate appropriations committee. >> one thing will not change and it is my commitment to working with senator collins to keep doing the important work of this committee in a bipartisan manner despite any destruction strong hourly. there is too much at stake for families back home for any of us to throw up our hands. we have to ramp up our fy 25 bill so i remain committed to working together to complete that process as quickly as possible in a manner consistent with the senate partisan bills, which we have all put so much effort into. back to the subject at hand, we will have two panels of witnesses today. first, senator ossof and tillis talk about the struggles their states are facing. we will hear from the department of agriculture, department of housing and urban development, and the federal emergency management agency. we also recently received an updated emergency supplemental request from the white house, which offers a helpful ro

that rules out mayor pete buttigieg, who i don't know if i was on a flight and he started handing me bags of planters. i don't know if i'm down with that. >> well, if buttigieg comes up behind me and offers me nuts, i am going to be scared for a moment. >> all right, i'm kicking you off this flight, carolla. that's enough. you're going to have to listen to his podcast from here. have a great evening, great night, and behave yourself. >> thank you. >> george stephanopoulos owes trump $15 million right back. >> everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. oh, we get it. >> you love your bike. we do too. that's why we're america's number one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? >> i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it? by the way? happy birthday, grandma. really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. hey, brought my plus one. >> jamie, there's a power within each of us. when awakened, it can boost performance, enhance learning, even help you work smarter. and

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andre adeyemi, who has worked in the tech industry and government service under pete buttigieg, is named the director of appointments. ali bondi led police development for lurie's campaign and will continue as his policy advisor and former city hall legislative aide e.j. jones is named the director of community affairs. lastly, eileen mariano will be the state and federal affairs manager after working with mayor london breed for three years. >> the start of the new year will see many new laws take effect here in california. the legislature passed around 1200 bills, and roughly 1000 of these were signed into law by governor newsom. one of these new laws will eliminate overdraft bank fees at state regulated banks. starting january, the first assembly bill, 2017 aims to protect consumers from paying a fee when withdrawals are declined immediately, like at an atm. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in san jose, with more from state lawmakers and reaction from some of the customers as well. lamonica. >> you know, most of the people i spoke to were pretty glad to hear that these f

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. >> i also saw a democratic strategist, liz smith, who has worked on campaigns for obama and pete buttigieg, just to name a couple, told the new york times that the democratic brand is in the toilet. do you agree i don't know, i don't agree with that. >> i think we have the greatest optimism if we embrace on the issues we were held hostage by the radical left. we weren't in the toilet. we have the opportunity to move policies that work for the people, and we will have credibility. kate, when we work with the president so that when we fight, when when he's wrong, we're going to have more credibility and we're going to win on all those issues. >> so you need you need to you need to win in order to obviously be able to implement what you would like to see as a real shift in strategy for the democratic party. the dnc has scheduled a series of candidate forums. the first is january 9th. to make the cut, you need to submit 40 verified dnc member signatures, and you need to do so a week ahead of time, which gives you until noon next thursday. are you on track to get 40 by then? >> i just got two m

. >> i certainly understand that, tony pete buttigieg excuse me, neil franklin, thank you both so much. we'll continue to look for answers. joining me now, melissa agard, county executive for dane county, wisconsin, where madison is, of course, located. melissa, no one wants to be in the position of anyone in madison. no one wants to be a part of this sad club. that seems to be far more pervasive than anyone would ever want. there are two families who lost their loved ones just a few days before christmas. um, melissa, i don't know if she's there with us right now, but we're going to continue to talk to her in a moment. but i want to be clear, whenever i'm thinking about these cases, and frankly, i've covered far too many of these mass shootings as we've all been learning more and more about them. i often ask the question of where is the motive? when i say motive, it's not justification. it's not some explanation that justifies the violence or the cruelty that is enacted. but we're left asking why? why? and here we are a few days before christmas. and, melissa, i wonder how your commun

say eight years ago, if you had put up a list like that, you wouldn't have thought that, like, pete buttigieg would be the one who would come in to win the iowa caucuses four years later. so we don't know who could emerge. but in california, we have a governor's race in 2026. gavin newsom is term limited where there is a sense that she would largely, if not completely clear the field and would have what is a pretty good job to be governor of california. it's the fifth largest economy in the world. arnold schwarzenegger, ronald reagan, jerry brown these are the people who have been governor in addition to gavin newsom. >> it's a huge national international role. >> absolutely. what people around her agree on, though, is that she cannot run for governor and then right away, turn around, run for president. so that to decide to run for governor, which she would probably have to decide. most people think by late spring summer, she's going to get in. would say she's not running in 2028. that doesn't mean she'd never run for president again. maybe somewhere down the road. but this immediate question

secretary pete buttigieg says the delta investigation is still ongoing, but airlines are really hopeful that the new trump administration may be more sympathetic to them when it comes to things like we saw today. >> let's see how sympathetic passengers are feeling at a chicago o'hare right now. pete. thank you. lucy, let me bring you in. how are people feeling there? what are things like on the ground? >> a lot of smiling faces you can see behind me. things returning to normal. i want to show you the departures board here at chicago. obviously, this airport is a hub for american airlines. and you can see those yellow boxes are all indications of delays, but they're not long delays. i mean, i'm looking right now. one flight was supposed to take off at 10:20 a.m. now it's 1150, you know, 30 minutes, in some cases an hour in some cases. we have been trying to find people to speak out about this. no one was really even aware of the ground stop. but we did talk to one set of sisters who learned about the outage on social media this morning. take a listen. >> well, we saw it first on our phon

transportation really turned up the heat on keeping airlines accountable, and outgoing secretary pete buttigieg says that that delta investigation is still ongoing, though airlines are pretty hopeful that the new trump administration may be more sympathetic to them when it comes to snags like we saw today. still more information to come from american here. danny. >> pete muntean, thank you so much. and, you know, i'm a sigh of relief that at least things are back on track after a bit of a scare this morning. darn right. appreciate it. pete. thanks. all right. of course. weather, though, also impacting travel as storms hit parts of the u.s. today. cnn's derek van dam is tracking the holiday conditions. and he's joining us now with your christmas weather forecast. derek, some lucky few will get their white christmas dreams realized, including here in staten island, new york, where a fresh layer of snow blanketed the roadways. >> and the landscape here early christmas eve morning. i think temperatures will remain cold enough to where this sticks around. maybe we'll get that white christmas in and

and does that mean clearly the biden administration, pete buttigieg, have made this a huge priority?sengers bill of rights, kind of making it easier for you to get money to claw your money back from the airlines in all of these different ways. now, that said, it is actually a tough business as well and we need the airlines to be able to function accordingly. but where are americans on this? yeah, i mean, the difference is that if you have a policy that is forcing the airlines to sort of uphold their end of the bargain, right. >> if they promise you a service and that service isn't delivered, the ability to somehow get your money back that's something that's pretty popular. but the reason why these airlines do this isn't because consumers hate it, right? they're still in a market where they're trying to compete with other airlines. delta is still competing with a spirit or something like that, and you have some customers that say, you know what, fine, stick me in the overhead bin. i don't need a bag. i don't need legroom. give me a fare that's $30. and so the idea of these, they're ca

transportation has really turned up the heat on keeping airlines accountable, and outgoing secretary pete buttigieg says the delta investigation is still ongoing, though airlines are pretty hopeful that a new trump administration may be more sympathetic to them when it comes to issues like this latest snag. danny. erica. >> we will see. pete. appreciate the update. thank you. well, if you are hitting the road for the holidays, there's some good news there. gas prices are at their lowest level in years. of course, you're going to have a lot of company out there on the roads. aaa estimates about 107 million americans are set to travel by car in the coming days. that's up a bit from last year. here to discuss linea is the chief operating officer for pdi technologies, which owns and operates gasbuddy. it's good to have you with us and you are joining us at a perfect time to talk gas prices, because they're actually at the lowest level that we've seen in years, especially at christmas time. this is great news. a little, little holiday gift for everybody. and you say they could keep going down. >> that's

pete buttigieg is an excellent communicator.t to set the record straight, you have people taking credit for policies that they did not even vote for, you know. they do not vote for it, but, send me the money so i can go brag about it to my constituents. we just need -- we just need to discern what is being spewed to us. host: harry, maryland-, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to wish everybody a very, very happy christmas and to all the americans, divide should not be there once we have elected our president trump. we should all accept him to be our president. that is the way there will be no political divide. we need to respect those who have elected trump, and we should not start criticizing. now is the time when we should all get together. he is our president, this is how we will away from the divide, which we have politically. this is not how we should be. americans are americans. this is a blessed place to live. from asia, i can recognize this is the best play spread we have the rights to freedom of speech,

pete buttigieg is an excellent communicator.ust to set the record straight, you have people taking credit for policies that they did not even vote for, you know. they do not vote for it, but, send me the money so i can go brag about it to my constituents. we just need -- we just need to discern what is being spewed to us. host: harry, maryland-, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to wish everybody a very, very happy christmas and to all the americans, divide should not be there once we have elected our president trump. we should all accept him to be our president. that is the way there will be no political divide. we need to respect those who have elected trump, and we should not start criticizing. now is the time when we should all get together. he is our president, this is how we will away from the divide, which we have politically. this is not how we should be. americans are americans. this is a blessed place to live. from asia, i can recognize this is the best play spread we have the rights to freedom of speech

transportation has really turned up the heat on keeping airlines accountable, and outgoing secretary pete buttigieg says the delta investigation is still ongoing, though airlines are hopeful that the trump administration may be more sympathetic to them when it comes to issues like this latest snag. danny. erica. >> all right. pete. thank you. also with us this hour, zach. griff, who's a senior aviation reporter for the points guy. zach, good to have you with us. you know, as pete laid out, the technology can have sort of an outsized impact when it comes to problem. things are back on track. the other thing that's good to know for travelers is your rights have changed a little bit just in the last few months. at the end of october, these new rights went into effect in terms of refunds for delays and cancellations. what is that change? >> yeah. well, thanks so much for having me. i think one of the big things that people should remember when things go wrong and of course they could go wrong today, they could be going wrong on the return trip from the holidays, is that you're entitled to a full cash r