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There will be a security directive going up in the next couple days to the airports, if they do that, if they phase this in, then there wont be an expanded laptop ban. but nonetheless, this will be but nonetheless, this will be a big change. what kelly is saying is if these airports follow this directive it will raise basically the status of security at airports around the world. and this will be a massive change because this is 280 airports and 105 countries. 180 airlines that have roughly 2,00...

And essentially mandates ramping up security even further. its all part really, thomas, of an emergency security directive that was issued in july of 2014, after that malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down. at that point, homeland security issued this emergency directive which essentially ramped up security at specific airports overseas and for example, it required passengers to power up their cell phones, power up their laptop, but as it relates to here in the united states, we are not going...

The president signed a presidential security directive asking for this activity to begin. if thats the case and there is such a directive, the white house could certainly declassify it and make it public. there would be no more any reason for it to be kept secret. if there were parts they didnt want declassified, they cant redact it. do that in the past, and so i would encourage the white house, if theres such a directive, that the president sign, declassify that, which you can, certainly as it ...