In the meantime, the TSA's data-gathering authority is being expanded to include travellers' sexual orientation, union membership, health problems, and travelling companions.

Passengers' Bill of Rights? Here you go:
You have the right to travel outside your designated province - providing of course you don't mind a little investigation, humiliation, and (if you cross your fingers)rehabilitation.

I really don't understand how some of the new companies like Southwest can do a good job overall at dealing with all these problems (and are thus the most profitable airline), but others, like American, United, etc. can treat people like crap, and get bailed out time and again through bankruptcy, etc. The companies that are failing should not get bailed out by the taxpayer.

I think this is the first time I've ever agreed with O'Reilly, but what he said at the end of the video was right on.

Wow, I can't believe I'm saying this, but: Go get'em, Papa Bear.

Rachael Ray agrees with this?

I'm torn. I know it's a good cause, but...damn.

Wonder why I avoid flying and detest when I have to. That seems like a good way for people to see a business. I say, when they go bancrupt, let them stay that way. If they can't figure out how to make us happy and keep our business coming back, then they don't deserve to stay open.

@misterfancypants: Tell me about it.

Horrible video editing, though.

Why doesn't Congress want to hav- OH. Wait, yes, all these people have private Congress jets.

@rmz:

"I seek revenge on Rachael Ray of the Food Network. Can't you make her eyes fall out or something? ...tits fall off?"

@superlayne:
Most Congress people fly commercial out of National Airport. That is why the airport was never closed down or scaled back.

wow. bill o'reilly asking for more government & lawsuits. the end is neigh!

Bill O' Reilly actually say what I think he said? Did hell just freeze over?

You people need to be taken away for...re-education.