Pilot Art Griego explains his zero-tolerance policy toward hijackers, which involves threatening to nosedive his plane directly into a mountaintop. From May 2000.(0:28:25)

Pilot Art Griego admits that when he flew for a commercial airline he'd get so scared he would vomit before each flight. Just how does the plane stays in the air anyways?(0:27:29)

Private pilot Art Griego, disturbed by reports that birds sucked into jetliners' engines are threatening the safety of passengers, wants to grind up all of our feathered friends. August 2000.(0:30:16)

Art Griego believes that John F. Kennedy Jr. was a good pilot, and probably plummeted his plane on purpose because his wife wouldn't shut up. from July 2000.(0:31:32)

Art Griego from Traffic emergency headquarters "Ride Along" program has younger drivers riding along with Seniors to remind them of the rules of the road. from October 2000.(0:33:48)

Art Griego joins the program from a communications site in Los Alamos. Art believes that the circumstances of a fire near the Los Alamos testing lab are extremely suspicious. from May 2000.(0:19:52)

Art Griego claims that in pro baseball, the players will aim foul balls at fans that have been heckling them. from March 2002.(0:21:43)

After reading a story about a small aircraft that lost a passenger, Pilot Art Griego says she was probably looking for the lavatory.(0:21:27)

Former commercial pilot Art Griego joins the program to discuss how to lessen Air Passenger congestion. Art believes that if you keep lower and middle income people off the planes, the flight attendants will be a whole lot happier.(0:17:47)