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Going to be our prisoners soon. i mean, i dont know what they would have done. it would have been a big gamble to run the operation in such a way as to let them know anything before we got out of the country. but this is a complicated situation. i mean, it was possible, i think, the odds are down around 5% or 10%, but its possible that a few people somewhere in the isi, pakistani intelligence, knew that bin laden was there, but the very top people did not. i think thats unlikely, but its possibl...

They would have gone public with that. >> something else has happened in pakistan recently, and tell me what this mean, because i was kind of shocked by it. in december, the cia station chief in pakistan was outed. then all of a sudden, as soon as that bin laden raid occurs, the new cia station chief is outed. the first one, you know, hes like my life is in danger, he heads out of the country. this one apparently is staying there. what does that do? if we cant trust them to do the intelligence a...

minutes. a prison official reportedly ordered the suicide watch as a precaution. powerful reaction from his angry defenders and fans and from the alleged victim. first a look at the other stories were drilling down on tonight. the nba is a tough game. >> look at that. >> but the tough es guy in the league may never have scored a point. the guy in charge of the phoenix suns comes out of the closet and into the arena. and want to take on the bad guys? ask a new york attorney general. no,...

Mullah omar, those people killed 1500 soldiers over the course of 10 years. theyre based in pakistan. following up on bin laden, if the c.i.a. set their sights on those people, i think that would go a long way towards damping down that force. >> do you think its worth the risk to do another seallike operation if we get intelligence somewhere there? >> well, im guessing here but i think the hakani network and mullah omar are working in some kind of collaboration with pakistani intelligence. now t...

Out, as all the new information were getting about the investigation, last night on this program, you broke news that the u.s. was allowed access to three of bin ladens wives who are in pakistani custody. what more do we know about that tonight? >> john, when we talk about access, this was really very constrained. so you have the americans in there with the pakistani intelligence and the three women all together. the women were very hostile, they didnt want to answer questions from the americans...

Have unilateral access without pakistani intelligence. the problem, that would be good for the u.s. the problem in pakistan is, this absolutely incites the radicals. the notion of these bin laden wives being -- given access unilaterally to the american service really goes against the grain and really will incite more sort of accusations by extremists in pakistan against pakistani officials. >> reza, at a time when theres been so much focus on what value intelligence might come from the bin laden...

To all of this. when youve got the pakistani taliban inflicting this damage on pakistan domestically. >> fran, a dynamic as this plays out, as all the new information were getting about the investigation, last night on this program, you broke news that the u.s. was allowed access to three of bin ladens wives who are in pakistani custody. what more do we know about that tonight? >> john, when we talk about access, this was really very constrained. so you have the americans in there with the pakis...

The women, can the americans have unilateral access without pakistani intelligence. the problem, that would be good for the u.s. the problem in pakistan is, this absolutely incites the radicals. the notion of these bin laden wives being -- given access unilaterally to the american service really goes against the grain and really will incite more sort of accusations by extremists in pakistan against pakistani officials. >> reza, at a time when theres been so much focus on what value intelligence ...

a network looking out for him. something pakistans interior minister recently flat out denied. >> in your investigation, have you found any evidence that bin laden had a support network here in pakistan? >> there is no such thing at all. even not an iota of doubt. >> you are categorically denying he had a support network here? >> no support network. >> yet theres growing evidence that leads some experts to believe that isnt so. evidence that bin laden lived as if he felt safe and prote...