The Air Force Is Reviewing International Layover Guidelines For Crews

The transcript discusses a military order following reports of an Air Force crew staying at a Trump resort in Scotland during a layover. This incident is part of a House Oversight investigation into potential conflicts of interest and violations of the Emoluments Clause. The Pentagon has not yet complied with document requests. An Air Force spokesman stated the choice of the Trump resort was due to cost and proximity, with no evidence of wrongdoing found.

What prompted the military branches to review their lodging choices during international layovers?

• A change in international relations

• A request from the President

• Reports of an Air Force crew staying at a Trump resort

• A new military policy

What is the House Oversight and Reform Committee investigating?

• The effectiveness of military training programs

• Potential conflicts of interest in military spending at Trump's properties

• The cost of military refueling stops

• The legality of military operations in Scotland

What has the Pentagon failed to do in response to the committee's investigation?

• Change its lodging policies

• Provide requested documents

• Issue a public statement

• Conduct an internal review

Why did the Air Force choose the Trump resort over a nearby Marriott for the crew's stay?

• It was a more luxurious option

• It was the only available hotel

• It offered a cheaper rate and was closer to the airport

• It was recommended by the President

What did Brigadier General Ed Thomas say about the lodging choice at the Trump resort?

• It was a violation of military policy

• It was unusual and not advisable

• It was a common practice

• It was a mistake