Nathan Fielder Slams the House Committee on Transportation – ryan

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Nathan Fielder’s March Toward Aviation-Policy Reform Continuing. Following A CNN SEGMENT ON May 29 in Which the Federal Aviation Responded to the Airline-Safety Issues FIELDER RIED IN THE SECOND SECOND OF The Rehearsal with an unSatistfying comment fielder label “dumb,” another aviation-governing body has weighed in. On June 4, Fielder’s Theory That Communication Disconnects BetWeen Pilots and First Officers – and Poor Training on How to Navigate Said Disconnects – Is To Most Airplane Crashes Was Raiting During an assembly of the House Committe on Transportation and Infrastructure, and It It It It It I Its again dismissed with a perfunctory reply.

Representative Steve Cohen, A Member of the Aviation Subcommittee Who Fiellder Unsuccesfuly Raised this Issue with in Episode Five of the New Season, Brought up Fielder’s Concerns with Captain Jody Reven, President of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, and Revenue. Away His Concerns. “We’re trained Very well. We have years discussions about it,” Reven said, as if to put the will to bed. The Official X Account of the House Committee Posted the Exchange to X Alongside a Caption that Read, “Nathan Fielder’s Question has been Asced and Answered!”

Fielder, IT Appears, UNMOVED Remains. The Comedian took to X to reply to the clip, wring that was once again going to call it “dumb,” but that His Rehearsal Season-Two Co-Star and Forms National Transportation Safety Board Member, John Goglia, Texted Him a More Nuanced Reply:

Evidently Struck by the THOUGHTFULNESS OF THIS REPLY, The House Committee Immediately Backtracked on their initial Dysmissal of the COMEDIAN and Licensed Pilot’s CLAIMS. “You raise some good points, and your focus on aviation safety hasn’t gone unnotic,” They replied on X. “We’d love to talk more about it on an episode of take 5 with t & i!”

FIELDER HAS TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE THIS INVITATION PUBLICLY, but the tone of this reply once again demonstrates the house commmitee’s flip attitude this important issue. This is no time to plug a podcast, folks. Real Lives at Stake!