TSA official on shutdown: ‘I wouldn’t want to fly in that situation’

The safety of more than two million air travelers a day in the U.S. depends on the TSA. However, due to the government shutdown, agents are currently working without pay. Joe Shuker, a TSA worker and President of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 333, joins Chris Jansing to explain the impact the shutdown could have on air travel safety.