Former TSA administrator details government shutdown's impact on airport security

Former TSA Administrator John Pistole details the critical impact of the government shutdown on TSA agents' pay and morale, raising security concerns due to staffing shortages and missed paychecks.

Former TSA Administrator John Pistole joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the impact of the government shutdown on 50,000 TSA agents who will miss their first full paycheck. Pistole says the shutdown is 'deeply frustrating' for agents, noting hundreds of resignations and the potential for security gaps due to distracted personnel and long lines at airports. He underscores the plight of agents living paycheck-to-paycheck.