During her appearance on the Fox News program “Outnumbered,” network contributor Tomi Lahren called flight attendants “Nazis of the air.”
The conversation regarding flight attendants stems from a panel discussion about violence erupting amid passengers at airports and flights that originate from annoyance toward airline companies’ enforcement of mask and travel rules during the pandemic.
“I don’t honestly ever do this, but I will say there are so many good flight attendants out there. But there are some flight attendants that take their job as the mask police to an extreme,” Lahren said.
Following a clip of an incident at an airport in Detroit, The Federalist editor Christopher Bedford witnessed “people acting like animals and staff and stewardesses who are treating people like cattle.”
Bedford mentioned people’s appearances and regretted that he could no longer secure an in-flight beer “because people want to act like animals.”
“Outnumbered” co-host Kayleigh McEnany stated people need to treat flight attendants and staff with more kindness, continuing to say that they have experienced a challenging year.
McEnany went on to say that airlines should lift mask mandates, particularly for those already vaccinated. Lahren opposed the comments made by the former White House press secretary.
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