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Of the rules but not one state applied. is that an i.e.d. in your pocket? the t.s.a. wouldn't know. agents at newark airport completely outmatched by an undercover fed who stuck an i.e.d. in his pants and slipped past two security check points. even worse, the t.s.a. excuse now, a member of the t.s.a. blog team says it's just too darned hard for agents to find bombs. >>steve: that says it all. >>alisyn: they're busy frisking grandmothers. >>steve: every one of them. >>brian: why can't you straighten this out? it's right by your house. can you just go in there -- >>steve: every time we go throu...

>> steve: then, who could forget this guy's lavish hot tub party on our dime? he's out at the tsa. but one of his buddies just got his job back and back pay. "fox & friends" hour two for a thursday starts now. >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. huge news yesterday. i was glued to my set while we were waiting. once we knew the white smoke had come out while we were waiting to find out which cardinal had been chosen. >> steve: if you were watching our segment, within a couple hours, it was spell binding. >> steve: there is one thing the

Had been rigorously tested before it failed. >> alisyn: here is a troubling new study about breast cancer. those treated with radiation are more likely to develop heart problems later. they examined the medical records from 1,000 breast cancer patients who developed heart disease after they were treated with radiation. doctors found that for each dose of radiation delivered, women had a 7.4% increased risk for heart disease. the findings in the "new england journal of medicine." >> brian: is that an ied in your pants? >> steve: what? >> brian: the tsa would not know. newark airport outmatched ...

We can use discretion and cut those areas where we shouldn't be -- why do we have the defense budget paying for the green agenda in this administration and then gut these little kids? it's something that really bothers me when you sit and you're talking to them and they made a career decision and now we come along and say no, we changed our mind. you can't do that. >> brian: at least give the pentagon the freedom to cut to cause the least amount of damage with their own discretion, which right now it doesn't do. >> no. i have another amendment that does that. let's see how this plays out. i'm ...

Times. the e-mails back and forth, everyone's pushing in a little bit. >> thank god you don't hear that at work. >> i know, exactly. la la land here. i look at this e-mail, and it sa it's at docile and polite as it gets, mike. >> i think, first of all, bob woodward would say what you're describing there is not the way business should be done between public servants and the press. and his argument was that he, your husband, had been doing this for a long time. they can take it. they can dish it out. but he's saying for a younger reporter might take this as a little bit more of a push. and he ju...