that would make it easier for somebody to do this. as an air marshall there are things you look for, clues you look for. but i would imagine somebody who says they have an explosive on board the plane is probably the worst case scenario, worse than somebody who just has a weapon them. >> yes and no, anderson. number one, one thing about air marshalls, skilled, confident, highly trained. there are so many other elements that are in place to prevent things like this from happening. we have our great ground security, the tsa security screeners. we have the confidence knowing they will properly check and screen. when we have a person to get up and possibly announce something like that of course you're alarmed and senses are going to go off. at the same time my first thought as an air marshall when i was flying, make sure i'm going to put myself in a position to be in command. communicate with my partners and the rest of the team to make sure we're all looking at the same thing. at the same time, we have citizens today in all the american folks that are flying today are so much on high alert. they possibly may take action. but at the same time we also want to make sure we want to