'Daily Show' Grounds Trump Stooge Over His Not-So-'Pleasant' Airport Ideas
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Ronny Chieng shared one air travel proposal that could really stink up the plane.
“Daily Show” correspondent Ronny Chieng on Tuesday roasted Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s pitches to create a “more pleasant experience” at the airport.
Duffy, who announced $1 billion in funding to make air travel “better” on Monday, said airports could request to use the money to create security checkpoint lanes designated for families.
“How are you the transportation secretary and your big idea is the same one every annoyed dad has at the airport?” Chieng quipped. “It’s like, ‘Hey, just open another lane!’”
The funding, Duffy said, could also go toward expanding children’s play areas at airports.
Chieng swiftly took issue with the proposal.
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