I would hope that we wouldn't go overboard if someone decides that they have the right to their privacy.
Kay Bailey Hutchison: “I would hope that we wouldn't go overboard if someone decides that they have the right to their privacy.”
On the recordNovember 16, 2010
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Hutchison expresses concern about excessive fines for privacy refusals at TSA screenings.
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