A Southwest Airlines pilot went viral after reportedly ending an address to passengers by using the phrase “Let’s go, Brandon,” which has become synonymous with “F*** Joe Biden,” and a CNN analyst lost her mind over it.
Colleen Long of the Associated Press said that the pilot’s epic sign off took place Friday morning on a flight from Houston to Albuquerque. Video subsequently surfaced of an unidentified pilot uttering the anti-Biden phrase after welcoming the passengers to the flight. “Thanks for coming out and flying Southwest Airlines. Welcome aboard,” he said. “And remember,” he said softly, “Let’s go Brandon.”
CNN analyst Asha Rangappa somehow suggested that the pilot saying that was like something that ISIS would say.
“As an experiment, I’d love for an [sic] @SouthwestAir pilot to say ‘Long live ISIS’ before taking off,” she tweeted. “My guess is that 1) the plane would be immediately grounded; 2) the pilot fired; and 3) a statement issued by the airline within a matter of hours”
Rangappa, who is also a senior lecturer at Yale University’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and a former FBI agent, followed what has become a clear gameplan by the left and their allies in the media to attempt to label any opposition towards the Biden regime as a form of terrorism.
Others hurled terrorist accusations at the airline, which relaxed its COVID-19 vaccine mandate after being forced to cancel more than 1,800 flights.
Lindy Li, whom Vanity Fair describes as a “Biden operative,” tweeted Saturday that the airline’s “CEO opposes Biden’s vaccine mandate & won’t fire anyone who defies it, thus condoning bioterrorism.” Li, who also called the pilot “mentally impaired,” recently appeared on CNN to denounce the “heinous” Texas pro-life law that protects unborn children from a fetal heartbeat from being aborted.
The phrase which has the left throwing fits of rage has become increasingly common since NBC sportscaster Kelli Stavast interviewed NASCAR driver Brandon Brown at Talladega Superspeedway on October 2.
Stavast told NBC viewers that the boisterous audience, which can be heard clearly chanting “F*** Joe Biden,” was actually cheering, “Let go, Brandon!”
The chant has since served as a less profane swipe at the president, doubling as a jab at the mainstream media’s shameless attempts to promote disinformation.
As far as CNN’s Rangappa is concerned, she herself has a history of making rather controversial statements.
Back in 2019, Rangappa tweeted that the U.S. Constitution had run its course. But she found no threat in the Obama administration spying on the 2016 Trump presidential campaign, insisting that “the FBI may have been acting cautiously — perhaps too cautiously — to protect the campaign, not undermine it,” she said. “Ironically, the FBI’s apparent attempt to protect the campaign by investigating Russia’s efforts quietly is now being weaponized against it.”
Last April, she deceptively implied that the president wanted U.S. governors to save ventilators, so he could send them to Russian President Vladimir Putin. “He’s hoarding ventilators to give to…Russia??!?” she tweeted. In fact, the president promised to aid a wide variety of nations suffering from a lack of adequate medical equipment during the COVID-19 global pandemic. “We’re going to be helping Italy, Spain, France, other nations,” he said, placing Russia rhetorically at the end of the list.
Author: David Starmen
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