screeners as well as t.s.a. inspectors that go around to anywhere where there's transportation a highway a bus stop a train station and a city where there's train tracks anywhere in it and they basically go around looking for trouble and unlike the ones that you find in the airport t.s.a. inspectors are arms law enforcement officers so now you have t.s.a. agents with guns wandering around the streets demanding at least on a few instances at the bus stations and train stations for people to submit to a search and janet napolitano but it's but it's a privilege to fly john you know you it's but i mean if you if you think of it that way it's like well we really don't have a choice now that these viper teams are expanding all across the nation but john you took this to the supreme court talk about what happened i mean you tried to bring it to the supreme court rather talk about what happened sure so i filed my original suit against the t.s.a. almost two years ago now asking for a trial over there constitutionality an

on t.s.a. than we're spending on renewable energy for example and then you have republicans who would you know say well let's go back to privatizing which isn't necessarily the best idea either because i mean essentially you're doing away with regulation but also you're just going back and you know having to do it would end up costing more money to do that so i think the basic solution would just be to make the system more efficient or just to scale it back to what it was for nine eleven levels i mean as we've seen every single like the wanted terrorist plot i mean the for example the liquid terror explosive plot they hyped up in the media it's the new nine eleven bob a blog but i tell you what i wanted to say that i mean it came out later that this whole scenario was actually a fictional account creating liquid explosives highly dangerous and sophisticated task i mean british authorities came out and said that this simply couldn't have happened the way the media presented it but of course what

and now the very very ugly the t.s.a. we are not the t.s.a. has hit a new low t.s.a. agents at seattle tacoma airport forced michelle do know who is tragically dying from leukemia to lift up her shirt in public so they could inspect her bandages in medical treatment tubes for potential threats. to knowledge was on her way to visit her family in hawaii for maybe the last time when she was stopped and humiliated by the t.s.a. between irradiating porno scanners built thanks to crony capitalism and the sexual harassment of travelers of all ages the t.s.a. will stop at nothing to shred our civil liberties for the sake of perceived security and that is very very ugly. so i want you to meet billionaire c.e.o. david siegel here he is on the right here with actor sylvester stallone and former nevada governor jim gibbons siegel is the owner of westgate resorts a luxury real estate in timeshare companies started in florida and is now the biggest timeshare company in the world and here's a picture of him sitting on his golden all of our kit thrown with what appears to be a skinne

is one of the one of the violent probably along with the t.s.a. and it's in the dear chosen well it's one of the violence but it's a good competition for worst agency state but there is probably something to do with the boston uncontrollable experience of. this state's. sixteen plus really dollars you mentioned i think this is. you know this is kind of the haymakers strategy. we see with boxes when they're kind of being they're going to be knocked around a little bit they're kind of getting desperate people are starting to realize that geez are. you know this study is to realize hey i don't think that we are as free as that you know as we're told that we are. and when i start looking for some . you know. so there's a model alternatives that don't involve a republican or a or a democratic super hero ok so i think the state is in sort of what we're going to see is a loss clutches and we're going to see. you know as the as far as default sent and trying to actual crisis upcoming i think we're going to see this brought it to much much higher relief ok

i personally saw in boston one time, i saw t.s.a. people try to steal money out of my wallet and there was nothing i could do. i wrote letters, i called people, and i could not do anything about it. we need trained people who are paid adequately and standardized procedure. >>shepard: they will care when another airplane crashes into the world trade center. few to see you. thank you. >> an open bar often makes for a wild wedding reception. sometimes bars can be a good thing for a weather. i have never seen anything like what you are about to see. this is not fair. this is a wedding with booze but i have never seen nothing like this. it doesn't matter. we will talk to the teen who caught this on camera. it is like a freak show. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. >>shepard: a booze fueled brawl broke out in two different wedding parties after they crossed path

i go through security at t.s.a. and they hop, a hotel desk employee, a politician, they go like this. economy of movement. that's their deal. traffic cop. been on the force a long time. new guy. the old veteran is going, dude, you'll wear out. it will take about two years and you'll want to retire. that's what happens. this t.s.a. kid, he's new, he goes like this. it's my turn to come through the metal detector, he's doing this. my first thought is that's a little overdone. this works. that's fine. i come through and i'm giggling, first thought wrong. it's quarter to 6:00 in the morning. something's funny? yeah. about i can't tell you what it is. he said, you've been selected for a special screening. i said, i've been chosen! you ever watch a homophobe's eyes roll back into his skull? that mental reset of the computer just blinks. i need male assist on two, please. i need a male assist on two. i don't care. this disease doesn't care, the criminal justice system doesn't care. g.o.d. doesn't care, heterosexual, you're

americans who just go like sheep to the slaughter through those t.s.a. body scanners. well if you know what to say you don't want to be making any sudden movements. in the in and lines in airports in the united states but yet there i did have a friend to e-mail me a little anecdote which i thought was rather amusing recently he was on his way from new zealand coming in through the customs here it is a sample i'm going to say descent it's you know this is this is kind of typical of the way that the public affairs are conducted down here where the customs officials were were drastically undermanned you know continues another state that is that is broken and will soon be realized to such so they didn't have the manpower to be able to you know to me in all the scanners and after a few seven four seventh's flew in and learned scope was a fairly low. then when i was a process these people you know. quickly. five hundred times since basically storm to get. rid of. this i mean this is something that you would absolutely not see in the united states. but it's one of those thing

when these new t.s.a. responds hit the market i'm not sure when it will happen but that's what the show was about and that's apparently why it won't ever on television is there anywhere else we can see that or no i just i just read about how to believe that it's out of my hands because. trolls are the money and they make the decisions on what will or won't make good on their station you know the t.s.a. expanding you know the viper teams all across the nation these body scanners they have planned to put them in rail you know bus depots and train stations i mean it really is out of control the other thing the are if i do chips and student i.d.'s i mean where is it all going to be if i could interrupt. our constitution and bill of rights or in shambles no these two parties could care less about those documents i am a great believer in the fabric of this country of the fabric of it is the constitution of the bill of rights and we need to force our elected officials and government to stand by those rules becaus

the enormous abuses of the t.s.a. loses you know that you're more likely to die of cancer by one of these t.s.a. body scanners than you are to die of an actual terrorist attack really yes we're talking the blogger that expose it all just about how they're expanding these viper teams across the country putting the ban body scanners across the country and what the dangers of that are the police say they've been critically set and then lastly we're going to wrap it up with an awesome interview with greg palast b.b.c. investigative journalist who's going to talk about rigged elections the elephant in the room hello when we're talking about all this election build up the campaign build up that's one issue that they do not talk about in the corporate press in the alternative press alike rigging the election from the top down who owns the voting machines how these elections really happens who are we talking to him about that occupy wall street the corporatocracy much more coming up on that.

>>guest: i don't want to be caught going through the t.s.a. i -- put it this way, hair spray, it looked like a tore peed, they didn't find that. >>eric: the point is, who knows what is a clear liquid that gets through it should be pulls. >>guest: absolutely. but, again, we have to go to the going, the origin of the problem, the professionalism of people that are there and they just --. >>eric: you just want to fire the t.s.a. so they hire bo dietl associates. >>guest: no, no, you are wrong. i want veterans this. i want women and men, veterans from our service, who fought in afghanistan and iraq. let them get jobs. >>eric: great, the unemployment among military is some around 17 percent or 18 percent. >>guest: when they come through they say, excuse me, ma'am, excuse me, sir, i have hired veterans for one of the job banks and they work for one of the major banks, the most court source people in the world because they have learned proper it quit in the service. they learned how to treat people. >>eric: you make a great point. i will leave it the

the t.s.a. is really into tna and i told you it would happen.warned them, the judge says, look what happened now, the judge also warning about these things. i guess the question now, what do they go through instead? >>judge napolitano: they have not told us, but i guess they will go to a dialed back version that will not reveal as were graphic information about our parts as these do or to the old metal machines that show them what they need to see, which is metal i am not in favor of those. in my view all of this is unconstitutional and unlawful and the 4th amendment tale prohibits it, and it is insane for the government to assume the responsibility for safety in the air. >>neil: but you also have the safety net? would you live with this if it means that the alternative is the plane is not blowing out up. >>guest: that is not the alternative. the alternative is the airlines which have the most to gain and the most to lose maintain their own security. the government security personnel, as we learned in newark, is reprehensible. >>neil: is that a

the t.s.a.ill no longer get to see you naked. t.s.a., we'll be back. based on this chart ? don't rush into it, i'm not looking for the fastest answer. obviously verizon. okay, i have a different chart. going that way, does that make a difference ? look at verizon. it's so much more than the other ones. so what if we just changed the format altogether ? isn't that the exact same thing ? it's pretty clear. still sticking with verizon. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba diving the great barrier reef with sharks, or jumping into the market, he goes with people he trusts, which is why he trades with a company that doesn't nickel and dime him with hidden fees. so he can worry about other things, like what the market is doing and being ready, no matter what happens, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense, from td ameritrade. >> shepard: we have all heard the knocks on those full body x-ray scanners at the a

we will ask the t.s.a. next. toninolate emi thas sgent on toste ecisn wo professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. e' ne 's alasrayoat. e' nally bank. your money needs an ally. >>shepard: the feds now say a guy managed to board a plane to los angeles with enough weapons to inflict serious damage. weapons. thsecuty tgh rli aedatx fy. he was stopped when he had a bullet-proof vest on. guy with bullet-proof vest, ask him a question. he also had a knife the when screeners looked at his lugga, he is what else eyou oknaaga mask, three leather coated billy cubs, a collapsible baton, a hatchet, body bag, handcuffs and of course more knives. the png h y roou w, jthu here. lamb -- lax was not the first stop. >>jonathan: the japanese and korean equivalent of the t.s.a. have questions to answer. asar asic a a, is p ys, f de al in japan. he then flew to korea where he boarded the flight to lax. the question is, wre did he get e items in as soas h nd lesstd custom officials. >>shepard: was ever

we will ask the t.s.a. next. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>shepard: the feds now say a guy managed to board a plane to los angeles with enough weapons to inflict serious damage. weapons. the security team caught him after his flight arrived at lax on friday. he was stopped when he had a bullet-proof vest on. guy with bullet-proof vest, ask him a question. he also had a knife the when screeners looked at his luggage, he is what else they found. a smoke grenade, a gas mask, three leather coated billy cubs, a collapsible baton, a hatchet, body bag, handcuffs and of course more knives. the passenger did not have any link to terror groups. now, jonathan hunt is here. lamb -- lax was not the first stop. >>jonathan: the japanese and korean equivalent of the t.s.a. have questions to answer. as

the t.s.a. is moving some body scanners from major airports to less crowded ones. the agency says redistributing back scatter scanners will allow larger airports to use more advanced technology. back scatter machines are being moved from airports in los angeles, new york, boston, charlotte, and orlando. but the t.s.a. hasn't decided which smaller airports will get the scanners. >>> well, it was a tender homecoming months in the making. [ applause ] >> i love you. i love you, too. >> on friday, army sergeant melody webb surprised her eight- year-old daughter, amaya at her portland area school. webb just completed her fourth tour of duty in afghanistan. her husband who is also in the army remains deployed overseas. the family says it uses skype and e-mails to communicate. >> our family at home that keeps us together. they're our back bone. so, i just thank god for them. >> and with both parents away, amay a's grandmother had been taking care of her. the elementary school principal had spent the pa

or reporter: this clearing house of terrorist information is used everyday by t.s.a. officers, ,order agents and state, local, anfederalaw enforcement. >> if you're speeding, you get pulled over, they're query that 'ree. and if they're encountering a known or suspected terrorist it will pop up and say "call the terrorist screening center." >> reporter: how often do these encounters happen? dowe're averaging about 55 encounters with known or veragited terrorists every single day. ry reporter: in most cases, the encounters do not produce arrest but provide additional intelligence. >> location of where the guy is going, what he's doing, inte additional associates that the subject is hanging around. >> reporter: names are frequently added and subtracted, always in secret. healy also overseas the even more critical no-fly list. here are 20,000 people on the no-fly list. about 700 of them are americans. so there are people who live in this country who you have enough concerns about they can't fly? >> yes. >> reporter: the databases are not perfect. s me innocent people have

. >> pelley: 25 t.s.a. at newark liberty airport in new jersey are being fired and 19 others are being suspended. racurity cameras showed that they weren't checking the luggage properly and, in some cases, they failed to open bags that had been flagged by x-ray machines. newark, of course, is one of the airports where the 9/11 hijackers boarded a plane. a sunscreen that can lead to serious burns is the subject of a major recall. we'll have that next. have that next. ecipes? just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. is the same frequent heartburn treatment as prilosec otc. now with a fancy coating that gives you a burst of wildberry flavor. because this is a

consequences of government policy decisions it is which is a step explicit whistleblower protections for t.s.a. employees it makes it easier to discipline those who are responsible for illegal retaliation against the whistleblowers but just limit one thing missing from this house version of the bill that was included in the senate version of the bill is workers from the intelligence community talk a little bit about this yes well that's a big gaping hole and always has been but the gaping hole is that there is no protection for national security and intelligence whistleblowers who are arguably the ones you would most want to hear from and significantly are the ones who are currently being prosecuted under the espionage act people like bradley manning in the military we have two cia workers john kiriakou and jeff sterling tom drake who is an n.s.a. employee who squibb p. ran. a stephen king. so the people who most need protection are again completely left out and while i applaud the house for doing this what really needs to happen is number one that this will go to the senate for final action w

>>guest: again, it shows the t.s.a. people are incompetent. remember the puffer machine?e had to destroy them. >>shepard: i preferred the air blowing rather than hands. i will fake air over the hands. >>guest: it felt better. in question. but we are not any better off. >>shepard: i prefer it to be my decision not their decision for reasons which make no sense. you are like the voice of reason in this debacle of airport security. >>guest: thank you very much. >>neil: is anyone in washington, dc listening? more ahead on the revelations of the deadly attack on libya with the latest on the obama administration's reaction to the e-mails that a terror group claimed responsibility. did you hear what hillary clinton said? we were talking about this, hillary clinton said, don't jump to any conclusions. yet we know they have the e-mails and we know 400 people knew in hours and there is something we don't know, isn't there? >>jonathan: it appears. on the flip side of what hillary clinton said, how many times have we heard any particular group claim responsibility for an attack just

that these can be used to hurt people but there is absolutely nothing in violation of the laws or t.s.aons. authorities found evidence he could commit acts of sexual violence against girls so for now that is enough to keep him on ice as a danger to the public. >>trace: they do not inspect all the checked bags so what tipped off security? >> he shows up to the airport wearing full body armor under his trench coat, a red flag, and he may have lied by deliberately concealing his arsenal when asked to amend his customs declaration. he may have transported the arsenal through airports in and out of the united states from south korea and japan which raises the question, why in the world wasn't this guy caught on all the prior flights both here and abroad. trace? >> it is a fair question to ask. live from new york, thank you. we will be right back. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and r

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