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He was not violent. thats the same stuff we heard in 1999 when the clintons released the faln. >> thank you for sharing your perspective with us this morning. >> on the 22nd im reading here is in when al-libbi will be getting a defense attorney. continue monitoring this story. thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, here on the show. got your flu shot or get your flu shot or wear a mask. can a hospital really demand that from its employees? we are debating that next. >> whats up with americas zom...

Hey, al libbi, his wife looking out the window, sees him pulling up in his car, then three other vehicles, and within seconds, essentially men overpower her husband before he could even reach into the glover box to grab his pistol. the window of his vehicle was smashed, and he was taken away, removed from libya, will be taken we understand to the united states. his role as a senior al qaeda figure with expertise in computing and planning operations, believed to have planned the 1998 attacks on t...

Overseas whether in pakistan or yemen, and then also the great defensive work here at home. things that might seem like annoy onces today but have undoubtedly more difficult for al qaeda to attack us, whether screening at the airport or excellent work by the fbi and the investigative front. i think its really remarkable that 11 years after 9/11, there have been all of 15 people killed in the united states killed by al qaeda associated terrorists. thats obviously too many, but that is somewhat sm...

governor walker sparked by his move to cut union rights and benefits that in the midst of a state budget crisis. with potentially national significance. were going to talk it over with dana bash, ari fleischer, and paul begala. we know this is a big turnout. both sides trying to get out of vote. what are you hearing as we enter the final hour? >> the turnout across the state of wisconsin is very, very high. at this point it is for the most part anecdotal. were talking about lines very ...

that an individual who voted 95% of the time for every budget that came before you, youve raised the debt limit nine times in washington, d.c., and to stand here in front of the people in the state of texas and say, trust me, im going to balance the budget, thats a little tough to understand. up first, though, breaking news tonight in libya. there are missing missiles, thousands of them, and mounting concerns here in washington they could fall into the hands of al qaeda or other terr...

>> reporter: they ask him what he knows about the courier. >> and khalid shaikh mohammed was completely dismissive about who this person was and said, "not important." and it was the lie, as my source said, that was alerting. the lie of khalid shaikh mohammed, the lie of al libbi. those two men lying about this courier made them understand that, in fact, the courier was actually important because they knew from other sources that the courier had been a protége of k.s.m. and he made believe he d...

Both very high valued detainees. khalid shaikh mohammed was waterboarded 183 times. >> reporter: they ask him what he knows about the courier. >> and khalid shaikh mohammed was completely dismissive about who this person was and said, "not important." and it was the lie, as my source said, that was alerting. the lie of khalid shaikh mohammed, the lie of al libbi. those two men lying about this courier made them understand that, in fact, the courier was actually important because they knew from o...

Of weeks ago taking place without relying on information that we got from this program. >> there were people from the fbi who had more direct access who suggest that coercion was not involved. >> reporter: whatever techniques the interrogators are using, they are finally taking the first steps along the path that will take them to osama bin ladens front door. >> what they had was not the couriers name, but a nickname. and it took them a couple more years to try and figure out who this courier wa...

>> s.e.a.l.s would rather die than be captured. >> at the end of the day it was a leap of faith. >> reporter: friday, april 29, just after 8:20 a.m., the mission begins. the president gives the go. >> the president, after a long nights sleep, basically came in and immediately told the staff, "youve got the green light." lets go. >> reporter: as president obama departs for the tornado-ravaged south, the u.s. militarys best-kept secret is under way. >> the troops were ready and in place....

>> s.e.a.l.s would rather die than be captured. >> at the end of the day it was a leap of faith. >> reporter: friday, april 29, just after 8:20 a.m., the mission begins. the president gives the go. >> the president, after a long nights sleep, basically came in and immediately told the staff, "youve got the green light." lets go. >> reporter: as president obama departs for the tornado-ravaged south, the u.s. militarys best-kept secret is under way. >> the troops were ready and in place....