This sounds more like the "department of imagined threats" justifying its existence, not actual security. Even if there is ANY possible risk, what was their an

This sounds more like the "department of imagined threats" justifying its existence, not actual security. Even if there is ANY possible risk, what was their analysis? The odds of this are probably lower than being struck by lightning. The only new things I want to hear out of the TSA each week are: which rules have now been REMOVED, and how many fewer minutes security lines are taking on average.