pocket or people are trying to get on a plane with a knife or some other type of weapon. here we are a decade after 9/11, everyone knows you don t do that and people still try it on a daily basis. that thin blue line, to stop them before they get on a plane. stay with us. the former director of securities, known for years for string ent security protocols, now an aviation security consultant. when you look at a situation like this in an airport which we know is a huge security target but localized as we ve been reporting, not at the plane, not trying to board the plane but earlier, how do you interpret an event like this as a security risk? once we know if you have enemies coming to kill us, if
the only thing i can account for is me hearing the shots. and running out of the building and telling the other people to run with me. that is all i could i don t understand how he was able to get in the building with those type of weapons. and we don t have any metal detectors, for one thing. presumably, patricia, you have to go through a type of security check to get inside the building? when you come inside the gate, yes, you have to show your card. if you have decals on your card, i guess they still look at those. but i don t know how he came in. whether he drove or walked. i m not sure. do you need to go through metal detectors? no, we don t have any metal detectors. seems destroyed at a military base that would be such an obvious security target.
detectors. seems destroyed at a military base that would be such an obvious security target. well, i don t understand that. you know. i guess that is for security to decide. are you going back to work, patricia, tomorrow? no, i will not, no. i don t think i will be coming back the rest of this week. what is your feeling towards the man that put you through this, and so many of your colleagues? i m terrified. i m stressed. i m tired. you know, i mean, just listening to the ring of gunshots and ambulance and fire trucks and helicopters. i ve never experienced this before. well, i m so sorry for what you have been through, patricia, no one should have to go through this at work in the way you did or anywhere else, an absolutely
gate, yes, you have to show your card. if you have decals on your card, i guess they still look at those. but i don t know how he came in. whether he drove or walked. i m not sure. do you need to go through metal detectors? no, we don t have any metal detectors. seems destroyed at a military base that would be such an obvious security target. well, i don t understand that. you know. i guess that is for security to decide. are you going back to work, patricia, tomorrow? no, i will not, no. i don t think i will be coming back the rest of this week. what is your feeling towards the man that put you through this, and so many of your
arabian peninsula and we have a solemn duty and obligation to protect the american people from future attacks where when we know where they are coming from. he s one of the places. he is an absolutely legitimate security target forr a captu o kill opation. this is the obamara administration s target. it s a u.s. citizen we are talking b. you are right and it is a tough call. the entire proces one goes through weighing this matter. lawyers are involved to make sure there is sufficient evidence that he is an imminent and real threat to the american people. i don t thit s alose call. i think it s pretty clear and the administration was right to authorize the action. he is being compared to osama bin laden. we can compare him that we can t get him like osama bin laden. we don t know where he is.