The Birch Show.

We have the world's busiest airport here in Atlanta.

I need somebody to confirm this for me.

Well, I think we're lucky enough to have an airport ambassador in the studio.

Oh, that is right.

Sure enough.

An official airport ambassador for Atlanta.

So you tell me if this is true or not for all airports across the country.

After two decades, TSA quietly ends shoe removal requirement,

effective immediately. Yeah, everything that I've seen online has said that people heard about

that and they went and it hasn't taken effect yet. Yeah. So whatever I have, as of July 7th,

which was yesterday, travelers can keep their shoes on at TSA checkpoints.

Now granted, if you have like pre-check, that was a non-issue, but if you're like in, you know, the normie line, an internal memo confirms the agency has quietly ended the 20-year-old rule according to multiple travel industry

sources. Yeah, it's not something that you'd yell from the mountaintops. Just want to let you know!

We're going back to, what was that dude's name? Richard Reed, the guy that first, do you remember that?

No. He's the guy that had the shoe bomb. And was the guy that started this whole thing.

It was like 20 years ago.

Yes, but for two decades now we've been taking her shoes off.

I'm cool taking my shoes off.

I feel more safe.

Please, please take them.

I let the dogs out.

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