>> sure. there's a big but. have you to think about three steps. number one, identifying that they know that jihadi john is up somewhere in syria. they have identified him on a phone. secondly, finding him in space. if you identified in making a mistake on a phone, talking to the wrong person, exactly where is he so you can begin to think about a shot. and the third is determining where he's going to be tomorrow. that is finding out where he was yesterday that's not good enough. that's classic intelligence. that's not drone intelligence. you want to predict enough so you've got an aerial device in the sky to hit him. the problem with this, john, is you're talking about one individual and technical intelligence on that individual. it does not suggest to me that we have intelligence on the entire organization. this is just a sliver of the organization that jihadi john was involved with. finally, the first thing isis will do is start to draw a picture of what kind of operational security mistakes they made that led to his death.