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So would that stop me from voting? they could, maybe say i'll i'm sorry this is not your current address so you can't vote. there are those games. that's what i think you're talking about. >> in this day and age we should be able to verify with our computer technology if your voter id in person is maybe outdated. they could easily check that and verify it with their computer records. something that democrats are -- don't want to do and they put every roadblock ahead of that. i'm not so concerned with russians as i am with democrats, trying to influence our elections. >> i've got to jump in on ...

He was captured. killed, of course, along with one of his son. three of his wives were captured including hamza bin laden's mother, one of bin laden's wives was captured there along with a number of other children. so there were also documents, computer records captured during that raid that indicated osama bin laden had been communicating and writing to his son hamza bin laden. it indicates he perhaps wasn't too far away. it has been a safe place to hide. where he is now, his ability to travel will be limited.

Documents or computer records. that's why all that force was used. >> somebody who has been sort of talking about being arrested for quite some time, if they were going to destroy documents, wouldn't somebody already have destroyed documents? >> it wasn't clear roger stone was going to be arrested. being arrested is very different, being told that you have to be -- you are going to be arrested is being under investigation. i don't know the precise reasons that they went to those lengths, but the fbi does this all the time and the idea the only reason the president is interested in it is on the...

>> more perspective now from our legal team, jeffrey toobin, steve hall and former fbi agent joins us. first of all, do you see any reason why the fbi should review its policies on the roger stone raid? >> not at all. i mean, this wasn't just about arresting roger stone, who i agree was not a likely threat to anyone. but it's about immobilizing a situation so he can't destroy documents or computer records. i mean, that's why all that force was used. >> somebody who has been sort of talking about being arrested for quite some time, if they were going to destroy documents, wouldn't somebody alre...

Would see. >> reporter: if it's a good friend, though, who died, is that not possible that someone would have a very hysterical reaction to that? >> you do see strange reactions from 'em, but i believe his reaction was more than overdramatic, would i say. we kept in the back of our heads for later on. >> reporter: both linda and gil told police the affair was now over. but investigators weren't so sure, and began watching them closely. >> there was electronic surveillance in terms of constantly monitoring their phone records, their computer records. and we also had a -- a gps tracker on nunez'...