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With the words that are coming out. we don't know everything but, again, i think at some point we eventually will. >> former ntsb investigator greg feith. greg, thanks for your time tonight. >> you're welcome. joining me, msnbc national security analyst, michael leiter. okay. the two stolen passports. so, you read that, and you firstly think, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, something is up here. and then the second the second thought i had, i don't know how common if you picked a flight at random in that part of the world or any part of the world you would scratch the surface and find stolen p...

Are now engaged in the search including two u.s. warships. joining me now, former ntsb investigator, greg feiff. for lay people watching, how is it possible in this day and age for an airliner to disappear out of thin air? >> it is hard to imagine, chris, but in that part of the world, radar coverage is very scant and parts of it is unable. so pilots are reporting their fros across certain tracks. if you have an airplane that falls below what little radar coverage there is, there's really nothing that can track their exact flight progress or track across the ground. that's the hard part for in...

Of miles from where their aircraft disappeared. military ships and aircraft from more than half a dozen countries are now engaged in the search including two u.s. warships. joining me now, former ntsb investigator, greg feiff. greg, i think for a people watching this, the big question is, how is it possible in this day and age for an airliner to disappear out of thin air? >> it is hard to imagine, chris, but in that part of the world, radar coverage is very scant and parts of it is unavailable. so pilots are reporting their process across certain tracks. if you have an airplane that falls belo...

Aircraft disappeared. military ships and aircraft from more than half a dozen countries are now engaged in the search including two u.s. warships. joining me now, former ntsb investigator, greg feiff. for lay people watching, how is it possible in this day and age for an airliner to disappear out of thin air? >> it is hard to imagine, chris, but in that part of the world, radar coverage is very scant and parts of it is unable. so pilots are reporting their process across certain tracks. if you have an airplane that falls below what little radar coverage there is, there's really nothing that ca...