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Spokesman and potential successor. for more on this incredible successful operations, our own catherine herridge in washington tonight periods. >> tonight is coming to record sees during the raid what are called document exploitation. soldiers took two islamic state fighters prisoner and reportedly under interrogation in iraq. we are learning new details about baghdadis final minutes how he fled with three of his childrens as delta force operators closed income accorded in a dead end tunnel, bag...

The demonstration. the essence of all of this is intel and its capability. >> so lets goat there next. what are you most worried about in terms of our approach? >> the thing im most worried about, we need to be aggressive. this example of capturing or killing abu sayyaf is a good example, but fwheedneed to do more. there are hundreds doing document exploitation on whether computers that were gained, papers that were there. be abu sayyaf was kind of the cfo of isis. so we have to learn a lot abou...

Ground in syria. raids like this that gather that type of inform it and leverage it and we need to be doing more. we need to have better insight into what this threat is doing in their backyard. as long as we continue to allow them to have a safe haven to operate, they are going to continually be a threat. >> i want to talk to you about the intelligence that would be gathered. you have been involved in these kind of special operations in the clandestine service. we know the guy they were trying ...

The most bake things you do is conduct document exploitation. why is it that the seal team would fought conduct basic document exploitation and throw a few books in a garbage bag, which is why hirsch claims if so why are there 1 million documents recovered in the course of this raid? why do they exist? he claims no documentation occurred. he claims they got these documents from the pakistanis. again, that doesnt hold up. if you talk to people who are familiar with the documents, a lot say the pa...

I will read from the "wall street journal" about this. the description of koran. these books, according to some u.s. officials contained extremist literature and clandestine communications between prisoners. they were using them to community between each other inside the prison. >> absolutely. jenna: if that is the case, this isnt a holy book, isnt it? is it enemy propaganda? what are you supposed to do with it? what do you think?. >> it is intelligence information. catherine herridge and i were...