Sean Duffy

Now that Spirit is gone, analysts say everyone could wind up paying more.

Amy Held, NPR News.

ICE get lost, and if Democrats take control of the House, I hope we strip out your funding from the root to the stem, because I can't speak for the rest of my colleagues, but I want to abolish ICE.

Democrats want to see long lines at airports as leverage.

President Trump's trying to take that leverage away and not make the American people suffer.

So TSA agents are law enforcement.

They know how to pat people down.

They know how to run the X-ray machines because they are, again, under Homeland Security with TSA.

So if we can bring in other assets and tools to assist TSA to get rid of these lines, yeah, I think that makes a lot of sense.

And the president's looking around every corner to make sure the American people don't suffer during the shutdown.

Many of you have reported that we need more money for air traffic control.

We are modernizing our system, but we can't fully modernize it until the Congress gives us additional money.

It's not a partisan issue.

Both Democrats and Republicans agree, but they have to have the will to finish the funding.

I'm not saying that this crash would have been prevented if we had all the equipment deployed.

I mean, there's like rolling blackouts that take place throughout the day, every day, all around the country, right?

11 million people.

But today's a beautiful day out here.

It's like 75 degrees, sunny.

People are partying.