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Decided it's much more cost effective and much less humiliating to just drive to their destination. >> now, why -- it seems like we're the only ones. i travel a lot. i think these pat-downs have gotten out of hand. do other countries do the same percentage of the kind of physical pat-down that can be off-putting to so many folks? >> no! isn't that ironic? america is the only country that has implemented these very intrusive pat-downs. and we fundamentally believe the tsa implemented them to force people through the body scanners. i think the tsa believed that it would be so uncomfortable, whic...

In the first video, that is a city of a million people. that's bigger than san francisco. that is about the size of san diego, california. can we as a nation ever imagine? we can after hurricane, but just a town getting wiped away like that. >> bill: we can imagine it because we saw it in katrina and those people down there had their houses, they thought they were safe behind the levies and all of a sudden boom, those watters come over and their whole lives are swept away. we in the united states have experienced that kind of pain as well. >> maybe have a greater appreciation and understanding...

In the first video, that is a city of a million people. that's bigger than san francisco. that is about the size of san diego, california. can we as a nation ever imagine? we can after hurricane, but just a town getting wiped away like that. >> bill: we can imagine it because we saw it in katrina and those people down there had their houses, they thought they were safe behind the levies and all of a sudden boom, those watters come over and their whole lives are swept away. we in the united states have experienced that kind of pain as well. >> maybe have a greater appreciation and understanding...

>> look at it sendai which was in the first video, that is a city of a million people. that's bigger than san francisco. that is about the size of san diego, california. can we as a nation ever imagine? we can after hurricane, but just a town getting wiped away like that. >> bill: we can imagine it because we saw it in katrina and those people down there had their houses, they thought they were safe behind the levies and all of a sudden boom, those watters come over and their whole lives are swept away. we in the united states have experienced that kind of pain as well. >> maybe have a greater...