in the tsa. they just did a demonstration at the house floor on the tsa practices and he didn t say anything. he has so much publicity. he s got a lot of power. he could have been standing up all last week during the lame duck session when this debate was happening. why is he doing it now on some extraneous radio station? that demonstration on the house floor, we should tell you, folks, a lot of congressmen had to shield their eyes or turn away they were so offended by what was happening on the floor with a demonstration of the patdown, they couldn t even watch. what does that tell you? demonstration was supposed to quell the fears. and i think it just did the opposite. all right. over at another network, chris matthews has now said that the uproar over all these patdowns and the body scanners has been ginned up by the right so some people are asking now, why is the left in favor mostly these patdown and full body scans? isn t it the right who is usually all about the security at
refused to be frisked down they humiliated her walking down the floor with no shoes on. this is out of hand. i don t need a government to watch over me. there s enough protection out there. we haven t had anything happen to us. what happened to the profiling, they don t take everybody, little kids, old ladies, come on it s out of hand. we ve heard other guests echo your complaints not in so vehement a fashion, you predict they will go away? it s affecting people personally. all right, gerald, thanks so much for coming on an and we appreciate your passion. coming up on the program, as we told you a lot of lawmakers want the tsa practices stopped. congressman petri and john mica, the republican and democrat explain why. sleepovers, slumber parties are part of childhood, but one