Bill de Blasio angers airline passengers so he can rush to The View

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When New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio returned from participating in the second night of the presidential primary debates in Detroit, he made the passengers on his plane wait so that he and his team could disembark before them.

When the plane landed, a steward came on the intercom and asked everyone to stay seated because de Blasio, his staff, and security detail, who were located in the back, needed to get off right away, according to the New York Post.

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