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>> that's the crash i should say where they believe it was essentially pilot suicide. >> correct. >> yeah. >> we started faulki eed talkin people to get a character study. is this the way he normally handled himself in the cockpit? did he do these things? we found on the day that he did, he took this airplane down, he was out of character. he didn't do things that he had normally done. and i think that in the investigation of this event, they should be asking those questions. they'll be interviewing other pilots. is this the way the captain programmed the airplane? is this the way he operated?...

And if it is, do you know who the target of that terrorism is going to be? it's going to be the united states of america. >> also it's important to point out yesterday, because you talked to a general who talked about some type of pakinstani connection and this plane landing inside pakistan. we do understand that the president of malaysia called the president of pakistan yesterday. wait a second. we're looking to the south and he's calling the president of pakistan to say, hey, did you see anything? can you help us out? >> right. what the general said last night on hannity was that his informa...

>> reporter: that's what the information we're getting that yes, there had not been a turn as yet. a lot of this has to do with the acars and what information they got and how it's being interpreted. but that seems to be the way it's going now. >> so -- because the last acars did not -- >> 1:07. last acars is at 1:07. the good night is at 1:19. i'm sort of hedging that if the nbc report is correct and that was a programmed change, how else is the ground going to know? how else would anybody know that it was done 12 minutes earlier other than if the plane had reported hey, somebody has changed ...

Something intentional with the 737 in indonesia -- >> that's the crash i should say where they believe it was essentially pilot suicide. >> correct. >> yeah. >> we started talking to other people to get a character study. is this the way he normally handled himself in the cockpit? did he do these things? we found on the day that he did, he took this airplane down, he was out of character. he didn't do things that he had normally done. and i think that in the investigation of this event, they should be asking those questions. they'll be interviewing other pilots. is this the way the captain pro...

Motivation, why would someone want to take over this aircraft, what might there intent be with it, i think that's noble, if you continue to investigate, look into backgrounds, find out where that aircraft was, look at the cargo hold, who tendered the cargo hold. >> the federal register that dawks about the possibility of a cyber hijack, that somebody from within the plan could have disabled the communications ability of that plane, including shutting off the transponder, apparently it was a known defect within the boeing 777. possibility? >> i'm going to put that one at the bottom of my list a...