it's likely that mulah omar, the leader of taliban is in pakistan? and the number two of al qaeda is in pakistan? >> anderson, it's not for me to admit because i do not deal with day-to-day intelligence. but the fact remains that after the osama bin laden incident, we have to work together much more closely about omar, about zawahiri, about all the other people who are considered by pakistan as terrorists. >> do you anticipate we will be hearing down the road from other pakistani officials that there's no way that omar is here in pakistan, do you think we'll continue to hear that? >> i'm sure there are people who will say all sorts of things. pakistan is a huge country with a huge government with inexperienced and new politicians, a lot of law enforcement officers who do not have the experience always talking to people like yourself and your reporters. so you hear a lot of things. i'm just telling you that the united states and pakistan, at the government-to-government level, military-to-military