Brett

And Taylor just won't do it.

And you start to see some fraying of this command to control, but never to the point, apparently, that anyone takes any action.

This happens at 445, at 456.

So Taylor, he is absolutely convinced.

He's over the Keys.

He's over the Gulf of Mexico.

And he thinks basically he's flown further into the Gulf.

He can't find Florida.

So he must be much further west than he thought he was.

So he's telling his flight, let's fly northeast.

Based on where we are, if we fly northeast, eventually we'll run into Florida.

And at this time, another transmission was picked up from a student in Flight 19 who said, damn it, if we could just fly west, we would get home.

Head west.

Damn it.

And we'll talk about later who that student probably was.

This is the first indication that some members of Flight 19 have begun to question Taylor's decision making.

This is like the moment where because they've been trying to figure out where they were the whole time.

You know, they've got this.

He's saying he's in the keys and that doesn't really make any sense, but they don't know.

And this is a very fractured command structure.