If the traveling public wants to boycott United as a result of this outrageous incident, which you say you've corrected, they really don't have a way to boycott you, do they?
Roger Wicker: “If the traveling public wants to boycott United as a result of this outrageous incident, which you say you've corrected…”
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Wicker questions the feasibility of boycotting United Airlines.
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