Daryl Campbell

They said they had between like an 80 and a 95 percent failure rate.

Excuse me?

Yeah.

So 95 percent.

Yeah.

Which is shocking to me because you think, you know, an X-ray, you could find a gun in there really easily.

And you hear about this all the time that, you know, TSA is finding.

So I live in Texas.

This happens a lot.

TSA does find guns that people try to bring through, but they're still letting them through and onto airplanes at a rate that is kind of alarming when you consider that's their job.

Do other countries have privatized airport security or do they do it the way we do it?

There's a couple of different models and there really isn't a one size fits all opportunity.

So there are some countries in Europe that have 100 percent federalized security regimes.

Some of them do the privatization.

Canada is probably the closest example to the U.S.

where it is still primarily federalized, but they do have a couple of airports that have private security.

And there was actually a recent scandal at the Calgary Airport in Manitoba.

And you'll have to correct me on that if I got the wrong province.

Okay.

Sorry.