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. >> you know that there are all sorts of people, darrell isel, he was on "new day" on the last hour.uld do it better, faster, in fact, he use us the example of san francisco, where he says the airport security is privatized, if all airports were to do that or just the top 35, $1 billion would be saved over five years and process 65% more passengers with better safety. what is your argument against that. >> the law does allow an airport to ask for private k contract work force. it's important to remember that is still contracted to the federal government, to tsa. >> why not do it on a widespread level. >> it is an airport decision to do that and we'll work with any airport at that wants to go with a private contractor. it is still a tsa management team that leads that private work force and then they're trained to our standards. we see roughly the same type of performance in the private and government. >> he said it is much better with the private. let's take san francisco. they do it quickly, catch more bad items, 65% more passengers. he says he sees a real difference. >> as i've sai