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So the obama administration, fox reached out to the state department to ask, what are you doing to help your formerio employee? they said this... the department of state takes overseas officers and matters seriously. it doesn't seem like they are taking your case seriously at all. >> the u.s. embassy has reached out to me, for this extradition and make sure my travel document is up-to-date. signed the privacy waiver. to me, the notion itself is a little absurd considering i'm not going as a typical american citizen who has been convicted of a crime or something like that. this was an activity ...

>> tucker: it yes. so the obama administration, fox reached out to the state department to ask, what are you doing to help your former employee? they said this... the department of state takes overseas seriously. it doesn't seem like they are taking your case seriously at all. >> the u.s. u.s. embassy, has d out to me, for this expedition and make sure he my travel document is up-to-date. signed the privacy waiver. to me, the notion itself is a little absurd considering i'm not going as a typical american citizen who has been convicted of a crime or something like that. this was an activity th...

Help him to hide his identity, and go and the run to escape there to mexico. what is she facing? >> aiding and abetting, and the e definition of how one aids and abets is someone who commits a criminal crime is broad. you can aid and abet by assisting the person financially or aid and abet by driving the person to and from and by obtaining travel document, and so she is definitely facing a charge of aiding and abetting, and it could be jail time, probation or a fine. this family is very affluent, and they can pay the fines. what i find most interesting is that defense during his trial argued t...

Department has been tracking the terrorist's ability to make passports. >> we have been aware that they have may have obtained this capability. obviously, it's something that we take seriously. >> reporter: well, these individuals cannot just travel to the united states using a passport alone. they would need a visa. in order to get a visa, they had need to be screened by the state department, which includes fingerprinting. so there are checks and balances in place. that said, a passport is a fundamental travel document and anytime it's used to circumvent the legal process, that's a major conc...

States using a passport alone. they'd need a visa. in order to get a visa, they need to be screened by the state department which includes fingerprints. but all that goes without saying that this is a fundamental travel document and wherever fakes are used to circumvent the legal process there's going to be a concern. >> we talked about how they're a functioning state. they behave like a government and they are printing passports like a government. ren m rene marsh, thanks very much. up next, an exclusive look at a top secret operation. the missile and space intelligence center. i'll show yo...