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The malaysians as soon as they have it. >> do we believe the fbi at this point will be able to retrieve the deleted files? >> well, that is an unknown right now, just like so many other things relative to this airplane, megyn. but you know, nobody has the capabilities that the united states has when it comes to do something like that. and as i say, they're not going to sleep until they complete this process. >> based on -- >> i'm confident that they're going to be able to. >> based on your conversations in the intelligence field. and obviously you're talking to people who are actually in the k...

The malaysians as soon as they have it. >> do we believe the fbi at this point will be able to retrieve the deleted files? >> well, that is an unknown right now, just like so many other things relative to this airplane, megyn. but you know, nobody has the capabilities that the united states has when it comes to do something like that. and as i say, they're not going to sleep until they complete this process. >> based on -- >> i'm confident that they're going to be able to. >> based on your conversations in the intelligence field. and obviously you're talking to people who are actually in the k...

It would encourage every other who thinks about spilling government -- >> that was the first reaction i had. what kind of a precedent do we set? now you're empowering everything who works in the intelligence field, the military, industrial complex. whatever you'd like to call it. if they perceive it as a constitutional violation, they can step forward, put everything on line. what of that risk? >> i'm concerned about the precedence that has already been set. let me say, i love ruth. i love her column. i admire her work. and this one was well argued. i just happen to disagree with it. i think t...

Instead of like i said sticking around to face the music. unlike, for example, daniel elsburg who allowed himself to be subjected to prosecution. while i think "the new york times" has been right, there's been some value in the public discussion and the revelations. that we will grant him clemency. wouldn't just be ridiculous to award snowden from being a fugitive from justice. it would encourage every other who thinks about spilling government -- >> that was the first reaction i had. what kind of a precedent do we set? now you're empowering everything who works in the intelligence field, the ...

It's time for one more thing. >> this is a very heroic story. i want to thank all of the military out there and those working in the intelligence field so you don't know their name or what they are doing. a big thanks to you on july 4th. staff sergeant travis mills is one of the men. he was in the military. fox news has been keeping up with travis since he joined the military. he is one of the only -- i think he is a quadruple amputee. jenna lee has bein following his story. >> the new you, look at myself in the mirror. i couldn't do it for a while just because i have nothing left. >> what do ...