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>> here is the problem with that, contessa. there are far more packages being sent than there are passengers flying. it really isn't pragmatic to check every single one of those packages. so they have to come up with some kind of system that at the very least catches a few or creates the perception that trying to do this isn't as easy as it would appear. contessa? >> thank you very much, stephanie. the fbi has been called in to investigate the bullet hole found in the fuselage of a us airways plane. the pilot found the problem during a preflight insection pen north carolina. they believe it ...

>> what's the big deal? what could possibly go wrong? the most important thing is we don't annoy any air travelers. >> i think you with being facetious. >> the fact is some of these new pat down procedures suck. they are really invasive. but air travel remains -- airplanes remain the biggest terror target on the planet. there have been more than 600 attempted attacks on on the aircraft since 1970, more than 600. and they continue to do it. we've seen it. you have to do something, and that includes sometime invasive -- >> that's what i mean. they have to meet us halfway. that's what makes us al...

If you're having somebody coming from pakistan, from afghanistan, from saudi arabia, then at least you can keep your eyes for that. what happens when you have somebody who is a brit? somebody who is a german? somebody who is french. with the numbers of people in the millions throughout the european union who may be moving back and forth, it's harder to handle something like this. that's what makes somebody so concerned in the intelligence community. moe information about a specific terror target in france or great britain and instead of releasing that, they want to keep the attackers on their ...