AOPA video with TSA chief

[Andrew Sarangan]

TSA chief took audience questions at the AOPA expo. The entire video is
online. It is quite entertaining to watch. He got slammed by many people in
the audience. He didn't have an answer to a single question, just kept
saying he will look into it. Actually, I thought he was quite brave for
agreeing to take questions knowing very well that there was an angry
audience. I would encourage everyone to watch that video. It is on AOPA's
homepage.


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It was really sad. It seemed to me like he was one of those well protected
people surrounded by yes men that lives in a vacuum...

If only he had a clue...

On 2004-10-27, Andrew Sarangan > wrote:
> TSA chief took audience questions at the AOPA expo. The entire video is
> online. It is quite entertaining to watch. He got slammed by many people in
> the audience. He didn't have an answer to a single question, just kept
> saying he will look into it. Actually, I thought he was quite brave for
> agreeing to take questions knowing very well that there was an angry
> audience. I would encourage everyone to watch that video. It is on AOPA's
> homepage.

[G.R. Patterson III]

wrote:
>
> It was really sad. It seemed to me like he was one of those well protected
> people surrounded by yes men that lives in a vacuum...
>
> If only he had a clue...

Maybe he does now ....

George Patterson
If a man gets into a fight 3,000 miles away from home, he *had* to have
been looking for it.

[Mike B]

On 2004-10-27, G.R. Patterson III > wrote:
> wrote:
>>
>> It was really sad. It seemed to me like he was one of those well protected
>> people surrounded by yes men that lives in a vacuum...
>>
>> If only he had a clue...
>
> Maybe he does now ....
>

I certainly hope so, but only time will tell...