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Comedian Nathan Fielder took a swing at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday over a statement in which the agency pushed back on claims from his HBO show, “The Rehearsal.” ...

I went through the training. The training is, someone shows you a PowerPoint slide saying, ‘If you are a copilot and the captain does something wrong, you need to speak up about it.’ That’s all.

The training is, someone shows you a PowerPoint slide saying, if you are a co-pilot and the captain does something wrong, you need to speak up about it,” Fielder continued.

Nathan Fielder blasts ‘dumb’ FAA response to The Rehearsal plane crash claims. Fielder obtained his pilot’s license to fly a plane during the show’s season two finale ...

The training is someone shows you a PowerPoint slide saying, "If you are a copilot and the captain does something wrong, you need to speak up about it." That's all. That's the training.

With Season 2 of HBO's 'The Rehearsal' taking aim at commercial airline safety, Nathan Fielder isn't mincing words about the FAA.

"That's dumb. They're dumb," Fielder declared in an interview with CNN after the FAA discounted the findings of his HBO show The Rehearsal.

The training is, someone shows you a PowerPoint slide saying, if you are a co-pilot and the captain does something wrong, you need to speak up about it,” Fielder continued.

Comedian Nathan Fielder left CNN stars Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown lost for words as he suggested Blitzer's position at the company might scare her away from criticizing him.. The 42-year-old ...

Nathan Fielder defended the central claim of the second season of his show "The Rehearsal" after the FAA dismissed his link between plane crashes and pilot communication.