Sep 30, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
Corey Inganamort and Matt Vespa discuss the latest news of the day! From this morning's terror attack on a flight bound for Israel, a little-talked about Trump administration victory, and Pete…
Corey InganamortHost
Matt VespaHost
It was forced to have an emergency landing following what the New York Times called a fight between two, an altercation between the pilots and co-pilot.
of losing their lives it wasn't a fight an altercation um it was another terrorist attack
uh the other crew members and passengers you know rushed the cockpit into control yeah absolute heroic stories and and we had passengers with pilots licenses who were able to land the plane so um Really divine providence, really.
And, of course, the media is back to the whole invisible terrorist headlines, you know, violent altercation, like you said.
Or I remember during the stabbing in Afada, you know, it's like, you know, Israelis hurt at cafe.
Like what the? But of course, the person who did it, the copilot, I think was from Oman.
So anything bad about Muslims? And yeah, like, you know, hijackings are now violent fights.
It was forced to have an emergency landing following what the New York Times called a fight between two, an altercation between the pilots and co-pilot.
of losing their lives it wasn't a fight an altercation um it was another terrorist attack
uh the other crew members and passengers you know rushed the cockpit into control yeah absolute heroic stories and and we had passengers with pilots licenses who were able to land the plane so um Really divine providence, really.
And, of course, the media is back to the whole invisible terrorist headlines, you know, violent altercation, like you said.
Or I remember during the stabbing in Afada, you know, it's like, you know, Israelis hurt at cafe.
Like what the? But of course, the person who did it, the copilot, I think was from Oman.
So anything bad about Muslims? And yeah, like, you know, hijackings are now violent fights.
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