they're exposing a number of workers who are doing everything from sleeping on the job to stealing lap tapps. one stole 80 in a year. t touche. wow. >> there was a guy who had a real good operation going on, him and his wife. >> we try not to say that. >> the reason i say that -- >> the new revelation that some of our greatest fears are actually coming true is amazing. it's absolutely amazinamazing. i don't know if you'd see it if it was run by a private company. a private company can also be replaced. a unionized tsa is like a union. it's hard to make them go away. >> a lot of private companies have unions. you would want a private company without a union. >> absolutely. >> a lot of small companies sleep on the job, slack off, get caught, hopefully th get puni. that's what this report is about. i have no problem with the tsa. we nationalized this industry because, well, 9/11 happened. >> right. >> president bush did that. that's why we did it. hopefully we did it. i personally love tsa workers. >> whatever makes you happy. >> i can understand -- i see it as a boring job. i take nothing away

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