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That turkey and russia now have work over a period of years and in key parts of syria will make networks that have been built up in syria by our special forces our ability to operate freely much more difficult. and by the syrians that we're on both collecting intelligence working with on ground. and operating militarily we're they provide the information, in a tougher position today than the intelligence, the access. much of that has now been lost. we were three weeks ago. >> jeremy, you were a staff so the follow-up from this member at house intelligence, i operation, i think, will be think c...

Laden was taken down, i was briefed on this. i was briefed multiple times over the course of the six months. i was given a head's up several days before this happened. so this idea that they couldn't trust us to not leak things is just not true. >> this is not just i should say from boehner and republicans but from dianne feinstein, from the head of the senate intelligence committee, even though the administration has very fiercely fought back saying they did not brief prior to the bin laden case. there's a lot of confusion about this. >> i'm not clear who's telling the truth whether there was...

With knowledge by the libyan government. talk us through that. >> that latter detail is interesting. obviously in the case of the osama bin laden raid, which was conducted in the pakistani city and was a capture or kill operation, it was done without the pakistani government and caused problems for the u.s./pakistan relationship. after all, these are sovereigning countries. you know, you are supposed to get permission to do these kind of operations. obviously, the bin laden case was exceptional. here you have the u.s. government getting permission from the libyan government, which is a fragile...

announced candidate's past, charges of hypocrisy and where he fits into the growing field of contenders. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." two weeks after the death of osama bin laden we've learned u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s who stormed the compound and killed him had cameras on their helmets. while we've been showing you an animated version of what likely happened that night, u.s. officials now are studying actual digital recordings of the raid. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence is here in "...