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His predecessor. instead of fighting terrorism with large armies, he would rely more than ever on a new technology. it would change the very nature of war -- the armed drone. >> never before in american history has an american president had the technology and the legal authority to hunt down any person anywhere on the face of the earth and kill it. >> there was a surreal selection process that became known as "the kill list." >> they would have bios and pictures of these people, some came to be called sort of baseball cards of terrorists and decision was made to put him on the list or not put ...

See, i was just looking at newspapers and seeing two-paragraph stories of someone who was killed last night by a drone in some shack in a valley in pakistan. end of story. i thought, that's great, but they're not walking around with a post-it on their forehead saying, i'm al qaeda. so how did they find him there? i thought, there's a story there. of course, there is. there's a machine a huge man hunting machine paid for by your tax dollars. it's at workday and night. so i thought we'll invent a guy they want. it's a story of a man hundredt. it starts with a bad guy and a good guy. the good guy...

20 or 30 previous allegations. come on. it was a drunk driver, driving a big limousine twice the speed he should have been driving in a narrow corridor of steel and lost control. there are just people who will not have it that way, particularly the owner of the hotel, the paris ritz, which was responsible for putting a drunk driver in charge of a princess. >> yeah, i mean, that's an important point. looking to the book, "the kill list," you have a story in here that's a little different than some of your most famous work in that a lot of this discusses the sort of cyber internet coding aspect....

Her boyfriend's father is convinced the british establishment was involved. the driver was drunk with he lost control of the car and hit a cement pillar. whether or not these latest allegation will lead to new information, it's already furthered the mystery that still surrounds her death 16 years on. >> all right. thank you for that context, mandy. now, we are going to turn to a novelist and royal air force veteran who knows a lot about espionage, intrigue, and national security. you may know him best from "the day of the jackyll." he's out with a new book "the kill list" about a u.s. marine h...