my sock down, but they said that wasn t enough. so i said maybe i could walk through the screener again. they said, you can t do that. you must have a body pat down. i said, well, why can t i go through the screener. i did that in an airport two days ago. they said we couldn t do that. i was confined to a cubicle. once or twice i did try to leave to talk to the head tsa guy. they very aggressively told me to step back, step back into the cube capital. then i tried to use the phone to call my office i was to speak to a right to life rally that afternoon. as i reached for my phone, they said because i touched my phone, i would be now subjected to a full body search. sean: at this point, what happens? so then you decided not to go
my sock down, but they said that wasn t enough. so i said maybe i could walk through the screener again. they said, you can t do that. you must have a body pat down. i said, well, why can t i go through the screener. i did that in an airport two days ago. they said we couldn t do that. i was confined to a cubicle. once or twice i did try to leave to talk to the head tsa guy. they very aggressively told me to step back, step back into the cube capital. then i tried to use the phone to call my office i was to speak to a right to life rally that afternoon. as i reached for my phone, they said because i touched my phone, i would be now subjected to a full body search. sean: at this point, what happens? so then you decided not to go
board i boarding a flight after refusing a pat-down. and news on beginning itch s work for freddie mac. we have the contract just released. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett and tonight, breaking news. the truth behind newt gingrich s ties to freddie mac. literally, within the past eight minutes, the former speaker released records explaining his connection to the taxpayer subsidized mortgage giant. i ve been reading through it, it s a 15-page contract and this is a contract for just one year, 2006. now, the speaker worked for freddie mac for several years, so 2006 is the only year that i have in my hands and here s what i can tell you it says. it says that the gingrich group had a $25,000 monthly retainer fee from freddie mac. he said that adds up to $300,000 a year, which is the maximum for the year 2006. i want to emphasize this is one out of the six that he worked for freddie mac. now, he was a consultant and he released this to make that point, to try t