The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1644 - Pete Buttigieg Can’t Make The Planes Fly On Time
Jan 11, 2023
Air travel chaos strikes as FAA systems malfunction, casting doubt on leadership. Tensions rise as House Republicans push to investigate the Deep State and government overreach by agencies like the FBI. The debate over the January 6th investigations unveils major political divides around national security and transparency. California's escalating homelessness crisis and budget challenges come under scrutiny, while the government's proposed regulations on gas stoves spark vigorous debate about health risks. Concerns grow over ideological training infiltrating federal agencies.
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FAA System Failure and Buttigieg's Response
- Flights were grounded across the US due to an FAA system failure, causing significant delays.
- Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faced criticism for his handling of the situation, following other transportation-related issues during his tenure.
Investigating Government Overreach
- House Republicans formed a committee to investigate government overreach, focusing on agencies like the FBI, CIA, and DOJ.
- This move has drawn criticism from Democrats and the media, who view it as an attack on these agencies.
Biden's Classified Documents
- Classified documents were found in Joe Biden's former office, raising concerns about his handling of sensitive information.
- This discovery was made before the midterm elections, but was not made public until months later, leading to questions about the timing of the disclosure.