the screeners will have to look at this. all this will do is put them in imminent danger. they will be looking at the point of whether it's a knife, the tip of a blade. people will pull them out and say, you see, this is good. and we are going to subject them to that sort of dialogue, that possible encounter at such close range? it's idiotic and unnecessary. bill: i can feel the heat and emotion coming from you. we will be in contact with you. we've reached out to the tsa as well. we'd like to get the head of the organization on our air to defend the policy. we appreciate your input. martha,. martha: we are all over this breaking news this morning, osama bin laden's son-in-law, we are now getting a look at the evidence against the man pleading not guilty just moments ago. and the charges against him are conspiracy to kill americans. this as several republicans slam his very appearance in that new york city room, here is some of that. >> the congress has tried to tell the administration, when it comes to people like this.