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Brothers' lives, but i think this is a clever way to hide behind the nastiness of what has to be done, which is to kill bad guys. in a way they are doing what they said they weren't going to do, but they are doing it. this is not a transparent administration at all. it never has been. it is a little cow wordily. although -- cowardly. although i am all for that. just say this is what we are doing instead of ducking behind the whole thing. >> the cia and the military have different kill lists. this reminds me, and i don't like it, but it reminds me of the pre 9/11 wall. you have two organization...

Him on the kill list where we can kill them without trial or capture? >> it was a secret kill list until it was made public a while ago. they apparently have him on a kill list, and that list gives them, according to them, the right to go ahead and take him out in any way he wants. what complicates that, the law. international law only allows for those actions, and the constitution, because he's an american citizen, doesn't allow for that at all without any kind of process whatsoever. having people on targeted kill lists. >> vince warren, thank you for joining us. its think it's an important v...

Chancellor angela merkel says we have to stay on guard. we have to go after those who are connected to anis amri. >> there's a telegraph app we're hearing about. tunisian authorities say this was the app that was used for anis amri to communicate with his nephew. >> reporter: the app was started in 2013 by two russian brothers here in germany. it's an app, it started as a phone app and was expanded to a desk app. it's described as the app of choice for groups like isis. it has 100 million members, believe it or not. it has a very, very strong encryption. it has -- you can read a message and it...

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It's in the a pretty story. jon: i guess we'll look forward to watching it. jenna: there is a standoff in washington between the white house and a growing chorus of critics who want more to be done to track down potentially the sources of a string of national security leaks. some top lawmakers are calling for the appointment of an independent prosecutor, but the obama administration insists the two u.s. attorneys assigned to this case are enough. national correspondent steve centanni is on this story. he's live in washington. what is the latest here, steve. >> jenna pressure is mounting for an...