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But i recognize, a lot of people this far back would say it was a scandal, something wrong with it. the basic truth of the story there was nothing wrong with. "the boston globe" had put it in print as early as 2000, but nobody in television had ever touched the story until about the time we got to it. as you pointed out, nbc did 90 minutes before we were on the air, did a version of the story. >> there was a lot of different threats of that story being pulled. >> i think its important to also no...

Minutes before we were on the air, did a version of the story. >> there was a lot of different threats of that story being pulled. >> i think its important to also node up to and including this time former president bush has never denied the basic facts of the story, nor has anybody in his family or in a close circle around him. they say well, the documents were forged, thats game, set and match, but up to and including now, they have never denied the story, because the story was true, it was tr...

Theres no question, saying, the two basic facts were true, and a lot of people who were in that unit, so-called champagne unit of the air national guard, which was put together for the specific purpose of making sure that people who joined that unit wouldnt have to go to vietnam. and so the story is true. but i recognize, a lot of people this far back would say it was a scandal, something wrong with it. the basic truth of the story there was nothing wrong with. "the boston globe" had put it in p...

Defense. >> we have now heard from rescued hostages. they expected to be executed that day after morning prayers. their graves had already been prepared. not only did our support provide another mass killing, we enabled our partners of ours to deliver defeat and prevented them from broadcasting a horrific massacre to the world. meanwhile across the border, coalition aircraft recently hit a key node in isils oil enterprise destroying a pump station and crude oil production and cash collection. af...

Significant lives were saved and intelligence collected. we have now heard if rescued hostages. they expected to be executed that day. after morning prayers. their graves had already been prepared. not only did our support help provide another mass killing, preenabled the partners to deliver isil a clear defeat and prevented them from broadcasting a horrific massacre to the world. meanwhile, across the border in eastern syria, coalition aircraft recently hit a key node in isils oil enterprise, d...

>> morning. >> good morning. >> professor foley, lets start with you, so the idea of these retention elections are -- and, in fact, ted cruz detailed it this way. with every justice beginning with that second national election and after his or her appointment will answer to the american people and to the states with a retention election every eight years. professor foley, is this a good idea? >> well you know im not particularly wedded to this proposal although i think its an intriguing one and ...

>> there is always risks, and time will tell the specific type of operation yields the kind of information warranted. i think you need to look at what we have in place, the commitment of delta force and s.e.a.l. team 6, and they judge whether they can successfully enter given the enormity and the complexity of the operation, so i trust our senior military commanders, if they say they can do it i will stand by them theyre going to do it. but this is a war. and its important to look at the intelli...

Baghdadi. so this was an incredibly important not very well-known individual, but he was a critical critical node within the organization itself. >> the fact that they have his wife, is she someone who is expected to give up the kind of information that they had hoped to get from him? >> well, if she can give up any information whatsoever, if she can give up any information about leading to other leaders because they probably all know each other that would be very useful thinking about the finan...

Where can i go so i can take this prisoner so he wont be in front of the media and he walked back that way and hes nowhere to be found. >> reporter: how frustrating is it? >> its heart breaking and nobody deserves to be peat beat. theres no need for a curfew and no node to turn our jails into concentration camps and make them stay there for days and they use bread for pillows. its so sad. >> reporter: we started the week with high emotion and ending it with high emotion. more arrests there, don....

As one cnn senior counter terrorism official told me its difficult to distinguish who is going to turkey for a beach vacation and who is going there to wage jihad in syria. >> let me ask phil to weigh in on that. explain what goes into identifying potentially stopping these young people from going into turkey and then sneaking cross the border into syria. >> well i agree with paul. this has gotten a lot more difficult. simple reason. back ten years ago, for example, you could look at a central n...