Tucker Carlson: Mile High Bathroom Break? Veteran Pilots Do Not Trust Leaving DEI Co-Pilots Alone

Imagine when nature calls and you’re not sure if you’re co-pilot can safely take over control.

Veteran pilot Sherry Walker said DEI hiring has shaken airline safety so badly, some pilots are scared to take a bathroom break.

This from 100percentfedup.com.

On Tucker Carlson’s podcast, she warned that leaving the flight deck with an unqualified co-pilot could be a disaster waiting to happen.

They might want to add prayer reminders to the walls on these plane bathrooms:

If you’re reading this, and you’re the pilot, you should probably be praying.

And too, you should be cutting your toilet break short and get back to your job at the front of the plane.

Carlson called it “irrational” to let ideology override common sense when lives are on the line.

Walker said pilots are now asking:

What happens when I’m not there?

The Western Journal reported:

Veteran airline captain Sherry Walker said the infestation of DEI hiring programs has eroded safety standards so much that some pilots are afraid to take a bathroom break for fear their unqualified co-pilot might crash the plane in their absence.

Walker, who has been a commercial airline pilot for nearly 35 years, made the alarming revelation to Tucker Carlson in a podcast that aired Monday.

Carlson said he doesn’t want a person who espouses irrational propaganda—such as gender is a social construct—flying his plane.

‘That’s irrational,’ Carlson said. ‘That’s what freaks me out. It’s irrational. So if you believe in something so irrational, I don’t want you flying my airplane.’

Walker replied, ‘I don’t want you flying next to me on that airplane because I have to get up on a 10-hour flight and go take a break or go to the bathroom. How are you going to behave when I’m not here?’

She continued: ‘We got pilots that are asking those questions right now. They’re saying, ‘I’m not comfortable leaving the flight deck.’

Walker said pilots are required by law to take a nap during an eight-hour flight, but some are afraid to take mandatory breaks because they’re terrified of leaving an unqualified co-pilot alone in the cockpit.

The public outcry against DEI hiring practices that prioritize a candidate’s race, gender, or sexual orientation above qualifications has become a flashpoint amid a series of deadly airline crashes.

Pilots might want to start carrying one of these portable urinals.

Further rationale for concern:

After watching this next video, you may consider alternative travel plans to safely reach your destination.

Final thoughts: Open baggage checks and anal cavity searches are no longer my primary concerns.