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Southwest pilot reportedly used anti-Biden phrase over PA system

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Southwest pilot reportedly used anti-Biden phrase over PA system

Southwest pilot reportedly used anti-Biden phrase over PA system

Southwest Airlines says it is launching an internal investigation after a report that one of its pilots used the anti-Biden slang phrase “Let’s go Brandon” over a plane’s public address system during a flight.


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