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Assume that was an ambush as seems likely. are there many routes in russian forces can use? >> reporter: i mean there are, i think. 3 million people, 360 degrees you can get in by various different routes but, yes, of course the ukrainians know which routes they are traveling along. it's hard to hide them. they have their own drone intel, human intel and i suspect intelligence from western sources as well. i don't know that for a fact but i suspect they are. one of the easiest things to do if you want to lose a tank column is drive in with an army waiting for it with javelin, u.s.-provided ant...

Linking eisenberg to the decision to move the problematic transcript to a highly classified server. joining our conversation just in time former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul. let me ask you -- i could talk to you for another 45 minutes, but let me just -- have you ever heard of someone in the white house counsel's office ordering a transcript after any sort of inner agency review -- or if there was a problem, was locking it down in a server for code word protected intel, which, it's my understanding, is usually human intel or operational intel, the right thing to do with it. >> no...

Republicans about obama but not generally. at the white house, there was a spontaneous celebration that we had finally brought usama bin laden to his ultimate justice. >> there's a little bit of disconnect between bin laden and al baghdadi. he didn't get the name recognition and the focus in the regular world. in the counterterrorism world, this was a huge, huge get. >> dana: it continues. apparently isis has named for a new leader. what do you think that means for the president strategy? >> continue to go after these guys were you get the intel. some of the intel came on the ground from human...

The police would've responded first. we are not at war with pakistan. they are an ally. we don't want to have to hurt them. they don't know what's going on. in their fighting abu bakr al-baghdadi. he's the head of isis. it doesn't really matter who they killing there. to say that they took two of his chiefs and have them which is incredible. >> dana: at the intelligence that you can get. >> even his own trusted associates, they would take their watches and phones and blinds on them. >> dana: if baghdadi and his wives had the suicide vest on, do you think they anticipated this moment was coming...

>> this is obviously a major accomplishment. the president's engagement with the media is surprising to me. this is a high risk period with increased risks of retaliatory attacks and increased risks to human intel on the ground. the level of detail that president trump went into in that press conference increases the risk to sources who may still be on the ground. it's unprecedented when you think about how much detail he went into. >> are you saying it's irresponsible? >> it is irresponsible, it puts sources at risk and it's unnecessary at this point, he could have much more succinct. typical...