I guess most peeps would be shocked

From Drudge:
Serious Security Questions at Sky Harbor Airport
We've discovered a 4.5 hour time frame each night when virtually anything can be brought into the secure side of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. There's no metal detector, no X-ray machine, and it's apparently not a problem.

Afraid to show her face, one long time Sky Harbor employee talks about the security most people don't see.

Lisa Fletcher: "You're telling me Sky Harbor's not safe?"

Employee: "I'm telling you Sky Harbor's not safe and hasn't been for a long time."

It's what we discovered in the middle of the night - TSA agents going away, and security guards taking over. It's 4.5 hours - every night - when an employee badge becomes an all-access pass.

Night after night, our hidden cameras captured what security experts tell us is a disaster waiting to happen.

The X-ray machines were off, the metal detectors were closed, and bags with unknown contents were carried to the secure side of the airport where the planes are.

We watched as a security guard let people with purses, coolers and suitcases
walk right through - bags unchecked.

More here:

Yep -- the Klown happens to know this type of thing happens at more airports than Sky Harbor. If you are an employee and you enter through the "employee's entrance", your bags aren't checked -- nothing. I think any baggage handler could stick a bomb on an airplane without much trouble at all. You think politicians will do anything about it? Why haven't they already? Funny, huh? HaHaHaha-KA. (I only wrote the "KA" cuz you'd never hear the "BOOM" after it ... well ... if you did, nobody would ever know it.)