Mary Margaret Olohan

I've also flown with Pete Hegseth on the War Department plane and actually traveled on the DOJ plane with Pam Bondi before she was replaced as attorney general.

So you rush up the stairs of the plane.

As soon as you get to the top of the stairs, you'll usually see two attendants right in front of you.

They're dressed very well.

They smile at you.

They say hello.

And then you walk onto the back of the plane because, you know, you enter from the back.

The president enters from the front.

You walk into the back and you'll see a number of seats lined up.

It's kind of like riding first class on a regular plane.

You have plenty of room.

But you get treated much better.

You sit down in your seat and an attendant quickly appears and offers you cold towels or if it's winter, hot towels.

And then as you're seated, and this is specifically on Air Force One, the attendants will come after the flight is taken off.

They'll offer you drinks and there's all variety of beverages that you can choose from.

Now, I should note here that nothing on Air Force One is free.

So when I'm traveling on an Air Force One, I'm very aware that the Daily Wire is paying for my food and beverages.

So I don't go too hard.

We are in the back of the plane, so we can see through the rest of the passages, not all of them, but we can see straight ahead that there's staff sitting in front of us.

Sometimes friends of the president are sitting in front of us.