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Out the other day and led the republican party in fighting not to restrict the nsa. he's very comfortable with the security approach that's more hawkish. where are you on surveillance and wars like iraq? >> i believe. >> you're a big republican. >> i believe that we have to ask now fundamental questions. and i actually would hope that as david axelrod suggested, there is some middle ground here and actually some ground for bipartisan agreement. the big fundamental question is, how do we hold these bureau crasscies accountable? how do we know they are not abusing their power. >> how do we know ...

>> thelle of the transportation security administration. you may remember we reported here the tsa decided sure knives willbe fine on the plane. don't worry, they still weren't going to allow 4-ounces of shamp you couldn't have a protein shake and forget about a 12-ounce bottle of water but knives, that's fine. sure. oops, change their mind. tsa strongly values the input of our traveling public and appreciates the point of view through the review. after engagement with aviation security and raw enforcement officials and advocates and stakeholders tsa will cone to enforce the current prohibited...

At the end of the race, i mean, that's a huge -- >> tremendous benefit. and one thing that, you know, people talk about, i think it is -- in due time there will be a good after action what happened, what didn't happen, but what your viewers need to understand is that america has kind of gone to a system of risk-based security. based upon threats, based upon that you know you're running a certain amount of risk. well, one thing you can count on in intelligence is that it will fail you from time to time. so when you adopt a risk-based security posture, rather than a capability based security pos...

Attendants, we're charged with the safety, health and security of passengers in our care. >> you understand the concern of flight attendants, right? >> yes, i do i feel for them in the sense that i feel they were blindsided by the rule. i don't know if they had a seat at the table, if they didn't, they should have had a seat at the table when this regulation or rule was enacted. >> why do you believe it should be enacted? you said security could never be 100%. why is this change actually a good idea in your mind? >> i believe in the risk-based security approach. dynamic, flexible. about low ri...

Martha: the tsa is now reacting to the former agent who reportedly says the tsa does little to keep flyers safe. it was an exclusive interview with the "new york post" and the former tsa worker from newark airport said this, we always said it is not a question of if terrorists get through, it is a question of when. the interview came after reports surfaced that an undercover agent, this was a federal agent, was able to sneak a phoney bomb in his pants through not one, but two different security checkpoints at newark airport last month. so now the tsa is coming back and here's what they have to...