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Intractable problem from his perspective. he can't solve it. i want to get out of this. >> why the surge? >> i want it because he was unwilling to tell the generals no. but he contradicted as a number of people said at the time he announces the surge simultaneously announces a withdrawal date. that's a man who doesn't believe in the policy because if he did, he would have announced the surge and not give the withdrawal date. what a signal to taliban and al qaeda if you just hold on long enough we will be gone. >> is afghanistan winnable? >> well. winnable in the sense that to prevent afghanist...

Actually kill anybody? that is missing the point. what happened was she allowed herself to be recruited into terrorist organization, you know, by a pakistanis primarily, and in doing so, she actually took concrete steps to engage then in terrorist operations in europe. she traveled from the u.s. she was engaged with a terrorist cell. this was not just in her mind. she actually did all of this but it is indicative -- martha: stole a passport to, give that passport to a terrorist so he could carry out a terrorist act. >> absolutely. martha: she did travel to europe with the intention to kill. sh...

Worldwide, because once you understand how an enemy conducts these terrorist operations, then and only then can you truly target them for defeat. using a drone program on the face may appear effective but the reality is, unless you capture them and have a place to bring them, away from the battlefield to fine -- find out how they'll do operations we'll tonally be behind the power curve and what the information has done. this overreliance on the drone program and underreliance on intelligence gathering is going to hurt us in the long run. >> thank you, commander. a private lawyer paid for by,...

Tonight. taxpayers pay $150 million a year for that. the president vowed to close it again and again five years ago first making that promise but closing a facility that houses some of the most dangerous terrorist in the world has a cost of it's own. one everyone should know about. chris lawrence has an out front investigation. >> reporter: former detaining people are still returning to terrorism, years after the u.s. let them out of guantanamo bay. a u.s. intelligence report reveals former detained people communicate with each other, sometimes having discussions about terrorist operations. >>...

Attack. jenna: and as i understand it, he slipped away. but you were in hot pursuit of him. tell us about that and how you came across the terror manual. >> we were able to identify his location in manchester, england, and we sent a team from new york from the fbi to go to manchester. we worked very closely with our british counterparts. they arrested him, and during the search of his house and after they passed a lot of the information that they found in his house to us, we were looking into the documents, and we found what's called now the manchester manual, the terror manual. that manual, a...