18:38 that guy? Yeah, Pistol Pete. Pistole. Pistol Pete. Yep, pistole. Right. It's pistol at the extremes but anyway so they start off... I'm not gonna play though thing was long this is a long package it was a good seven eight ten minutes maybe right well let's start with the beginning so they get you in the right mood which is the playlist, it's the PBS OK with that clip. This is a... they interview couple of people and then they let some woman go on and on forever with her opinion about the whole thing and that's the setup For the for the interview that follows But other air passengers sound more accepting I'm actually okay, I think I'm very confident in TSA and the precautions they've taken security measures and I believe it's necessary you know just given you know recent events and The current times. It's just if it's necessary
19:32 I'm okay with that. Right, of course you want to set up your guest and you want to stroke him right? He's like get them ready! Okay hey look you know what the slaves are into it dude so it's gonna be a breeze that's a little signal to your guests saying don't worry yeah well the thing is the guest was done in a separate filming oh even then I could just be gonna look like it beside the point the guess is on the guesses on NPR and hello did they need to be told anything hello not like us doing it Alright, so anyway. So they go so let me now that I'm not gonna play all these as one I'm gonna play two questions that were asked of this bonehead and
20:08 Now, listen to the question. I want everyone out there when they watch these packages, listen to the question and listen to the answer. There is zero response of the question. There's a question that's let out and by the way do not play the entire answer here because it goes on and on because by the time he's done you have forgotten the question i guarantee it. And you will have forgotten that he never answered the question. She asks a question and its a wide open question and he gives a lecture this is Margaret Warner Question Number One I sat down with TSA Administrator Pistole this afternoon, shortly before he testified. Administrator Pistole thank you for joining us Thank you Margaret glad to be here Did you here at TSA underestimate the level of blowback and anger from passengers over these more intrusive screening procedures? We are a risk-based intelligence driven organization and knowing that anytime we make changes in the protocols that we use to screen passengers
21:05 in dealing with the latest intelligence that we have to do a good job of informing the public as to what were doing without providing a road map for the terrorist. So he doesn't answer, can I you know that's very interesting John because i watched the entire congressional hearing which and that is part of the big distraction and I recorded couple clips and Pistol Pete there addressed the slaves regarding this. Do you mind if I just kind of weave that in? No, drop it in! Alright so here's Pistol Pete from the TSA addressing the slaves As we begin this busy travel season next week would like to take just a moment to address the traveling public and all those who are focusing on this issue right now To make sure that the core mission of TSA Homeland Security really the US government is to keep the traveling public safe
22:02 Over the past year, we have seen further attempts by terrorists to attack subways aviation both cargo and passenger. And as we talk about aviation and being informed by the latest intelligence We know that terrorist intent is still there As we've seen manifest...We know their capabilities in terms of the concealment The design of improvised explosive devices So we are using technology and protocols to stay ahead of the threat and keep you safe alright slayings there you go you're saying that i like a little thing she keeps using the word intelligence and technology and technology by and technology sounds a lot like uh... vivet kundra is no talking in the kitchen cold all in our area
22:44 Yeah, and skip logic. It's just a bunch of crap there are a bunch of words out there and it's intelligence driven by the way is the most ironic thing because you don't even need a high school diploma to be in the TSA so what kind of intelligence-driven operation are they running? Well you do need a GED You need an equivalency No yeah, GED is okay I think... Yeah no no I've checked it There's apparently an exception rule in there that says they can just hire you anyway Oh really? Should they have a shortage of staff Yeah, because we do obviously there's so many you know the employment is so low in this country You who was telling me that there's a waiting list for the Los Angeles area TSA because everyone I would be Everyone wants to see the actresses naked. Was it oh? That's a great idea yeah No, I would Part-time gig I'm in I could use the money
23:32 Hey, hey, hey! Hey Miss Heigl. How you doing? Oh yeah baby. Okay so uh there's been one of the pilots forums of course somebody said over here one of the pilots from SkyWest over he was going through his daughter over we got a cutie we got a cutie come on I got a cutie get ready So anyway, so here we go with another question from Margaret Warner's extreme question number two And this is again listen to the question note that he doesn't answer it. There's no follow-up on her part by the way on any of this She just asked a question and then he goes onto a lecture which I'm believe me I cut way short But he goes on with a lecture and blah blah blah and did this is a classic This is what they're doing now Now secretary Napolitano said yesterday well if people don't want to fly they have other means
24:23 of travel, but that isn't really practical is it for a business person? If you have two flights and then you have the option going on the two and you know the one people been thoroughly screened And the other plane, people have opted out and not had a thorough screening. So you don't have that confidence I think virtually everybody is going to go with the flight that has thorough screening Very interesting John he said the following during the congressional hearing We've seen some public attempts to dissuade travelers from using AIT and thats understandable Again, the bottom line is that if there are two flights going to the same place at the same time and you have an option of getting on one that we know has been thoroughly screened. And then you have another flight where there's no screening so you can just get on it and go without lines or anything I think everyone will want to opt for a screening with assurance that this flight is safe and secure. No, I don't think so! As long as its a reputable flight crew, Im on it dude! No lines, im gone, im out of here
25:23 Yeah, me too. So he says the same thing it's a pat answer He's a pat answer but the question that was not her question wasn't the question again of course it wasn't the question Almost like I'm sorry. I close it up here we go of course It wasn't the question now second Napolitano said yesterday well if people don't want to fly they have other means of travel But that isn't really practical is it for me see so but he does answer that in the congressional hearing In fact, that comes up time and time again because the answer is of course To take the train but you know what? I think he dropped the ball on this cue here