drugs make their way behind the walls as well. despite the prison s screening methods, they can be smuggled in through the mail or visitation, and corrections staff is constantly on the lookout for them. go ahead and roll 203. we are going to go in and shake down suspected people who got drugs, possibly, weapons, anything unauthorized we re going to take. let the dog run through the cell and shake down. 504. there s high concentrations of possible meth in this unit. so we re going to try to find it. 507. a lot easier to see things when there is not as much clutter. that s why a lot of these guys like to keep a lot of clutter because they know it makes our job harder. while corrections officers search their cells, the inmates are required to give urine samples to test for drug use. the result is negative on that. each line has a number. the drug s down there.
drugs make their way behind the walls as well. despite the prison s screening methods, they can be smuggled in through the mail or visitation, and corrections staff is constantly on the lookout for them. go ahead and roll 203. we are going to go in and shake down suspected people who got drugs, possibly, weapons, anything unauthorized we re going to take. let the dog run through the cell and shake down. 504. there s a high concentrations of possible meth in this unit. so we re going to try to find it. 507. a lot easier to see things when there is not as much clutter. that s why a lot of these guys like to keep a lot of clutter because they know it makes our job harder. while corrections officers search their cells, the inmates are required to give urine samples to test for drug use. the result is negative on that. each line has a number. the drug s down there.
well, yes. we have a pretty good idea because of the attack in 2016 on the somalia jetliner. and there there s a little bit of a different twist from what we re seeing now. in surveillance tapes of that airport what was revealed is that it appeared that the bombers there, the bomber there might have had inside help from the airport. there was some discussion as to whether on the surveillance tape the laptop was actually passed around security or was gone went through security and people just didn t inspect it. later on two people were sought to be arrested. one was killed. others were taken into custody. but now it s changed in that they don t think that insiders would be necessary. they have so increased their capability that the u.s. at least and others, the uk are saying it can skirt the traditional screening methods. so now whether that means we need additional kinds of sensing
in the 90 s and i can tell you i would very quickly, and in short order put together a very small group of people to get all of the information together, grear it all and put it out to the american people because there is nothing there. look, jeff sessions as a united states senator met with the russian ambassador like he met with 25 other ambassadors. i think it s a nothing burger to say the least. but i think by the drip, drip, drip, just the way the democrats play the game, you can beat them at their game by just disforging it all very quickly. brian: talk to you on rumor. thank you for being with us. if anyone wants to go inside the campaign to see what it s like david bossie is one stop shopping. here is heather with more breaking news. heather: we will begin with the tsa they are about to get more invarve. the agency rolling out more rigorous patdowns at airports all across the country. before agents used five different screening methods but now there is only going to be one that
drugs make their way behind the walls as well. despite the prison s screening methods, they can be smuggled in through the mail or visitation, and corrections staff is constantly on the lookout for them. go ahead and roll 203. we are going to go in and shake down suspected people who got drugs, possibly, weapons, anything unauthorized we re going to take. let the dog run through the cell and shake down. 504. there s a high concentrations of possible meth in this unit. so we re going to try to find it. 507. a lot easier to see things when there is not as much clutter. that s why a lot of these guys like to keep a lot of clutter because they know it makes our job harder. while corrections officers search their cells, the inmates are required to give urine samples to test for drug use. the result is negative on that. each line has a number. the drug s down there. the control line across the top