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They hate everyone else. tom: dave, have you ever been to a gym? i don t believe in working out. that was mean. i work out at home. listen, i go to the gym all the time and i don t like this accusation. there are fights in the gym over politics, whoever is starting a fight at the gym should probably kick be kicked out and that would solve the problem, i don t see why the solution will be that everyone else can t watch the news. tom: it s a people who are fighting, they did it at the old civic center in my hometown, give them a set of gloves and a ring and they work it out there. moving on, traveling through airports is about to get a lot more hands-on. the tsa rolled out changes to its patdown procedures that some passengers say are too invasive. ....
Upset. why can t you fire people? everybody else can be fired. under the civil service laws, i can t intervene with the disciplinary process. you are protecting the people who solicited prostitutes who had 15 to 20 sex parties, went through this whole operation, used taxpayer money to do it and i believe compromised the national security. the way the dea plans to make sure this never happens again with with additional training. that s all. to let the sins of the past slide. wow. wow is all i can say to that. peter doocy, thanks much. on to a troubling story about appropriate patdown procedures at the airport. have you gotten one of those? guess what this is all coming to light after a couple of tsa screeners are accused in an elaborate plot to feel up passengers. now they actually are out of jobs as opposed to the dea ....
Earlier he noted that the t.s.a. procedures are not necessarily set in stone. what i agreed to do is to look at how we can do this type of screening if we can do it less invasively has been the request than i am open to doing that. shepard: we re told not to expect any quick fixes that means, of course, thanksgiving threaferls could be in for hassles. our news correspondent steve centanni at reagan s international airport tonight. steve, i guess it could take a while for the t.s.a. to change its patdown procedures? well, that s right, because the t.s.a. is saying for now they are not changing their policy. the policy includes those back scanners, full body scanners, if you refuse to go to that do you get the patdown. but they stress only a small number of people are going to find themselves in that position because not every airport across the country has these scanners. in fact,, at this airport there are only four and all across the country there are 400 at 70 different airport ....
Get to here, that s one side of the argument. if you hire private security and have to do the same thing, how does it change? listen, we didn t start the opt out program because of the new patdown procedures. we started this back in february. so it s not a result of that. but i can tell you what s gonna happen is you re going to have more compassion and passion as this thing goes along and you re already seeing some waffling in response to the public outcry. i believe congress is going to step in and say wait a minute weeks not a police state. you re right. larry dale, the president of orlando sanford international airport. thank you, sir, for joining us live today from orlando. thank you very much. all right. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up on the show, should judges consider sharia law when hearing cases in the u.s.? one court about to make a very big decision on that. and some democrats are fuming over president obama s unpopularity and how it s affecting ....
Can opt out. but as far as the experience from the passenger s point of view, you still be subject to tsa standards, rules and regulations, so if anything changed from the thousands of people that fly through the airport, what would they see as the difference? well, i think the airport more accountability working with tsa, i have a wonderful security director by the way. no problem with the federal security director and the senior management staff and we believe that private enterprise is the way to create a positive experience for our travelers and the freedom to travel and i believe that the patdown procedures are pretty intrusive. i can t change that, i will continue to do what the tsa directs us to do, but congress is in the middle of looking at that and i trust our congress and i trust our elected officials to come up with a more positive experience and ways to protect us from terrorism so we can be safe ....