Thanks to--I'll say it again--the miracle of deregulation, America today enjoys a highly competitive, rapidly evolving, technologically sophisticated airline industry.

We should force the rebooking fees when your flight was canceled or delayed by the airline itself and stop that practice.

There is clearly scope for beneficial regulation in circumstances where market forces can't be expected to resolve an issue.

I still recall sitting on the floor of the House not too long ago and listening to the President's State of the Union address, where he talked more about airline baggage fees than he did about how we are going to defeat communist China.

I greatly appreciate that aviation has traditionally been a bipartisan effort.

We should force the rebooking fees when your flight was canceled or delayed by the airline itself and stop that practice.

Yes, Mr. Shane, I will say in elected politics, it can sometimes be good politics to pick things that are unpopular and declare yourself the enemy of them.

What actions should Congress take to make clear to the Department of Transportation that they should take the law and Congressional intent seriously to protect passengers with disabilities?

It was done in the prior Administration. It was this Administration that refused to enforce those sanctions that allowed billions of dollars to flow to the Ayatollah that is being used to attack the Ukrainians right now.

As you and I discussed, I have spoken with your competitors, other class I railroads who have indicated that trending technology and algorithms can measure significant changes in temperature.

I think it would be good for the people of East Palestine, and I frankly think it would be good for Norfolk Southern as well.

You said you just noticed recently the growing cooperation between Russia and Iran. If you were not aware of that 2 years ago, this Administration has not been paying attention.