‘They're dumb': Nathan Fielder fires back at FAA over HBO show criticism
Comedian Nathan Fielder and aviation safety expert John Goglia discuss their new HBO docu-comedy series 'The Rehearsal,' which explores whether miscommunication between pilots could be a hidden factor in plane crashes.
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