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Because it's the cycles, it's that constant pressurization, depressurization, the working of the fuselage, if you will, that really accounts for the life cycle of the aircraft. so in this particular instance -- >> so wait, greg, a question. would a life cycle of an aircraft that is a longer-haul aircraft, is that a -- is that less stress on a plane than one that's taking off and landing so many times because they do shorter distance trips? >> yes. when you look at the number of cycles, like with southwest, because they can accumulate more cycles in a 30-day period than, like a 747, that's used...

Inspection process which we've since realized they've ignored. government approved every action they took in the gull: -- in the gulf. gross negligence or malfeasance would be on the government too, would it not? >> sure. i believe both bureaucracies have been in didn't. i believe the bp bureaucracy has been incompetent and everyday since the disaster. i believe the united states government is incompetent and has been every single day since the disaster. if you listen to governor jindal or james carville, a democrat, vivid in their description on how bad the government has been. the president ...

Inspection process which we've since realized they've ignored. government approved every action they took in the gull: -- in the gulf. gross negligence or malfeasance would be on the government too, would it not? >> sure. i believe both bureaucracies have been in didn't. i believe the bp bureaucracy has been incompetent and everyday since the disaster. i believe the united states government is incompetent and has been every single day since the disaster. if you listen to governor jindal or james carville, a democrat, vivid in their description on how bad the government has been. the president ...

Beaches and into the marshes and more oil on the way from the crippled well at the bottom of the gulf of mexico. also, the frustration that continues to mount with local officials here caught up in the red tape of the federal government. for example, this week bobby jindal, the governor of louisiana and local officials wanted to use 16 barges equipped with vacuum hoses to suck up some of the oil that was encroaching some of the marshes just to the west of here but the coast guard put a stop to it saying these vessels needed to go through a lengthy inspection process. well, the governor got on ...

This operation so don't expect the relief well to be in operation they say until around the first of august. >> and charles, real quick, we want to get to bobby jindal, governor of louisiana who's accusing the federal government of more red tape. tell us about these barges and the coast guard's involvement. >> the governor and other local officials were trying to protect a bay that is very sensitive to shrimpers and other fishermen, they came one a plan to put siphoning equipment on barges to suck up the oily water mixture. they were ready to go days ago, but the coast guard stopped them sayin...