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>> let's talk about freedom. >> whoa! >> whoa! >> are you taping me? >> yeah, we are taping you. you are at a public event. >> no, no, no. >> why isn't there anybody else -- >> glenn: we are in trouble, america. during the tea party rallies, the media practically turned into the t.s.a. they look for violence with scanners and metal detectors, pat-downs, crotch-grabs, they did everything. when they didn't find anything they settled on calling people

Story. it's a job. no one has ever said airport screeners like taking part in these new more invasive pat-downs but one airport cafe is so unhappy with them they refuse to serve tsa agents and not only won't seattle restaurant allow them to eat there, they've called police to have them forcibly removed from the premises.

Witness is that they came with a variety of weapons, with whatever they had, because we saw the molotov cook kals being launched in the first round of that and initially overwhelming from that side of the pro-mubarak protesters, when we were -- when the crew and i were being attacked by the crowd, there was a man there with a knife very close by as part of the crowd that was around us. so clearly there was nothing restricting them from bringing any weapons, even though they passed by military checkpoints. they weren't being searched from what i can see in the area that i was in. they weren't s...

Soldiers, plains clothes are here doing pat-downs. egyptian military official is telling me all cell phone networks will be shut down shortly ahead of this million man march. so far, he still is able to tweet off his blackberry there. i'm reading these as he ask right there in the middle of the crowd. we will try and get in touch with him. also joining me there live who was in the middle of that protest is "the new york times" columnist nicholas kristoff. where are you right now? >> i stepped out. i was there all day, but i've stepped out in the middle of the crowd. >> got you. obviously, it...

>> thank you very much for being your expertise to "fox and friends" this morning. >>alisyn: and now the headlines because the u.s. is demanding the release of an american diplomat arrested in the shooting deaths of two pakistan men, a statement from the embassy says raymond davis was "unlawfully detained and had immunity from prosecution," acting in self defense when he shot and killed two armed men who report through confronted him. a judge ordered the official held in custody for six days for further questioning. and the t.s.a. is putting the brakes on a program allowing airports to replace...