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No, its much more complicated. and there have been a lot of books. but what there havent been is a book about journalism, what we got right, what we got wrong. and what ive done is ive gone back and tried to take apart that narrative. what became very clear to me was that the people who were the best in the country, the intelligence analysts upon whom we now depend for all our information about iran north korea, pakistan -- >> isis. >> -- isis. they got it wrong. they were right about osama bin ...

Search came from enhanced interrogation techniques like waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and stress positions. >> actionable intelligence that was "otherwise unavailable" was not obtained using these coercive interrogation techniques. >> reporter: the cia and senate republicans dispute that saying detainees in cia custody who had been the subject of those techniques helped lead the agency to a man named abu achmed al kuwaiti. >> the al qaeda facilitator who served as osama bin ladens personal c...

Sheikh mohammed who was teaching classes to intelligence analysts at the site, describing what al qaeda was. >> torture. >> well, john mccain thinks its torture. and hes an expert on the subject. we considered waterboarding torture when it was used by our troops on the fill peechbs and the war there more than a century ago. is so this is a long history of a long technique, its one thing to expose for very good reasons as a training technique, our own people to this on a limited basis that they k...

About, our intelligence analysts will look at a bunch of data and say did we see truck matted missiles moving around and going across the boarder? with fbi agents and the identification of a dual citizen, american citizen on that plane, there is a separate basket that is do we have evidence that can be admitted in the international criminal court in a court of law in new york city or washington years down the road? further more, forget about the site, can you talk to people who might have witnes...

They shake hands with their sworn enemy. one of them over here briefly puts his hand to his chest in a sign of respect. but then they quickly move to get bergdahl to the helicopter. he touches him in the back here. and then away they go while keeping a very close eye on the taliban. at the helicopter, a much more thorough frisking happens here. bergdahl was carrying a plastic bag which hes forced to drop. then quickly onto the helicopter. all the while keeping an eye on the taliban. this happens...

Bergdahl to the helicopter here. look at this. he touches him in the middle of the back here to guide him and check for explosives hidden there and then away they go while keeping a very close eye on the taliban. at the helicopter, a much more thorough frisking happens here. bergdahl was carrying a plastic bag which hes forced to drop and then quickly on to the helicopter all the while keeping an eye on the taliban. this happens fast and then away they go. there is so much detail in here that yo...

Images are happening. and finally, some kind of motive which seems most likely. people do strange things. therefore, we have talked in the past about the turkish airlines flight. were going to hijack the plane where he wanted to speak to the po pope. so its that kind of motive seems to be the most likely now, jim. >> peter, thats what i have been hearing from intelligence analysts early on that they did not have terrorism on this. and they havent seen one since then in the 14 days. they have bee...

Aircraft. i think theres much that we can contribute to the investigation. but we got to remember, theyre the ones who have got the lead. in carrying this thing out. >> it was their plane and they were the point of departure. what do you make of this idea that, well, maybe they landed it somewhere and theyre retro fitting it with bad things or going to use it as a big missile? >> he well, its hes another -- its pretty wild, i would say. thats pretty wild. >> somebody said to me last night, well,...

Everyone down to our intelligence analysts are viewing putin through rosie-colored lenses that should not really exist. >> julia, you heard kasprrov putin has check-mated the west. how did he do that? >> he has check mated the west before. he understanding there is very little that we can do to punish him. we can make it hurt financially, even without europe stepping in and adding their own economic sanctions against russia. we can create a lot of financial pain for putin. to him, thats a price ...

Panned they can be analyzed to show not only where you go but who you may be meeting with and the frequency of those contacts. this is what intelligence analysts call your pattern of life. now according to the analysis of the documents by "the washington post" the nsa is collecting location data overseas and it does not have a meaningful way to filter out the location data transmitted by the cell phones or other wireless device that is belong to american citizens. and at a senate hearing just tw...