Why is TSA Not Asking for Your Boarding Pass?

You know that juggle you do while in line at a TSA screening checkpoint at the airport? You’re about to have to take off your shoes and belt and jacket and empty your pockets, but you also know you’ll need to show your ID and your boarding pass soon. Except the TSA have stopped asking for that second thing. Why? Why does the TSA suddenly seem to care less about the legitimacy of travelers? TSA spokesperson Lorie Dankers discusses policy changes in airport security.