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citigroup and goldman sachs, no record. graduated from universities, no record of that. blatant lies and calls into question how your constituents and the american people can believe anything you may say when you are standing on the floor of the house of representatives supposedly fighting for them? that's the real issue here. >> well, look, and i agree with what you're saying, and as i stated and i continue, we can debate my resume and how i worked with firms such as goldman -- >> is it debatable or just false? is it debatable or just false? >> it's not false at all. it's debatable....

Union points to the airline using out-of-date technology to schedule crews. >> we had flight attendants waiting on hold for 17 hours to get in touch with crew scheduling. and it's deplorable. >> reporter: one ripple effect compounding the chaos, baggage piling up. nbc's emilie ikeda is at chicago's midway. >> reporter: travelers who do manage to catch a southwest flight are greeted by yet another challenge upon arrival of epic proportions, sifting through this sea of luggage here at midway to maybe find their bag. >> we've been in line for two hours. ricky is checking all the other flights. >>...

Everybody's booked. i can't get out. >> reporter: southwest ceo releasing this statement -- >> we're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation, and, please, also hear that i'm truly sorry. large numbers of scheduled flights simultaneously froze as record-bitter cold brought challenges for all airlines. >> reporter: but the department of transportation is concerned about what it calls an unacceptable rate of cancellations and looking into whether these were within the airline's control and southwest acknowledged the situation as unacceptable. in part because winter weather impacte...