Embarrassing Being American

Spilling water when you're supposed to be serving it is embarrassing enough. Now imagine if the person you spilled it on happens to be your employer - or more specifically the CEO of your company. That's exactly what happened with American Airlines flight attendant Maddie Peters on a flight from Phoenix to Dallas recently.

In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.

Since President Donald Trump's election, Jamie Dimon has emerged as one of Wall Street's most prominent voices in Washington. The chief executive of JPMorgan Chase serves on the White House business advisory council and is chairman of the powerful Business Roundtable.

Spilling water when you're supposed to be serving it is embarrassing enough. Now imagine if the person you spilled it on happens to be your employer - or more specifically the CEO of your company. That's exactly what happened with American Airlines flight attendant Maddie Peters on a flight from Phoenix to Dallas recently.

In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.

Since President Donald Trump's election, Jamie Dimon has emerged as one of Wall Street's most prominent voices in Washington. The chief executive of JPMorgan Chase serves on the White House business advisory council and is chairman of the powerful Business Roundtable.