bowe bergdahl s time in captivity. decklation of jihad and more. i m jon scott. hi, everybody i m jenna lee. fallout over the prisoner exchange is triggering new outrage on capitol hill leaving many lawmakers fuming because they weren t notify ahead of the controversial swap. mike mike emanuel is live in washington. we begin with james rosen live in the d.c. bureau. reporter: jenna and jon, good morning. these documents contain real time dispatches from a pent fon subcontractor called the eclipse group, a private intelligence firm whose detailed situation reports or sitreps, offer a detailed time of sergeant bergdahl s five years in captivity t was june 30, 2009, bergdahl was captured bit haqqani network. within 90 days his captors began exploring a prisoner swap. the following spring he was
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