why was he ignoring the prior attacks. it would be a tragedy if this election takes place and the president isn t required to answer those questions and then we get some kind of answer later that we are going to be very unhappy with. greta: i don t understand even though and i know you have respect for the fbi and so do i and they didn t get in for two or three weeks in the area but now we he learn that last week foreign policy journalists go back to the scene after it has been tampered with, walked through, contaminated or whatever and find two draft letters by the ambassador of the united states in which he talks about his fears but also talk about that morning seeing what they think is an inside job they see their own place, libyan security across the street taking pictures inside. that is october 26. why didn t the fbi seize that? this is a murder investigation. i don t know. i mean the only thing i can say is there was no urgency placed on this from the top by the
why was he ignoring the prior attacks. it would be a tragedy if this election takes place and the president isn t required to answer those questions and then we get some kind of answer later that we are going to be very unhappy with. greta: i don t understand even though and i know you have respect for the fbi and so do i and they didn t get in for two or three weeks in the area but now we he learn that last week foreign policy journalists go back to the scene after it has been tampered with, walked through, contaminated or whatever and find two draft letters by the ambassador of the united states in which he talks about his fears but also talk about that morning seeing what they think is an inside job they see their own place, libyan security across the street taking pictures inside. that is october 26. why didn t the fbi seize that? this is a murder investigation. i don t know. i mean the only thing i can say is there was no urgency placed on this from the top by the
nic robertson, tell me more about what was discovered and more of what we learned about osama bin laden. reporter: here is the big picture that emerges from here. it is only part of the big picture. 17 of 6,000 documents. it is a partial picture of bin laden. it is bin laden struggling with the affiliates. he is trying to chastise them and give them direction. one of the big eye openers there is bin laden was jealous of some of his rising stars. anwar al awlaki, the yemeni cleric accused on some of the attacks of the united states. talks about al awlaki to take over leadership there. bin laden says i hear what you are saying, but where i come from, we like to see people tested on the battle field first. he hadn t been to the battle field. you can see the jealousies emerging. you talk about paranoia. it is fascinating when you read through the documents. did you find anything in there that showed that bin laden knew al qaeda was getting weaker and the u.s. was stronger? he
from his top officials. these are people inside. these are not outside critics. and the level of detail is extraordinary. the president is quoted extensively. you go into meetings in the situation room, in the oval office, and time and again what you hear from his closest aides are words like erratic, that he has dangerous impulses, and as you just said, they ve been so concerned that he would be a danger to national security, several of his senior staff literally took draft letters, documents off of his desk so he wouldn t sign them and they hid them from him. we have never heard anything like this before. and the word is that some of these senior aides use to describe the president. you posted an article on cnn.com. let me read one paragraph from the article. chief of staff john kelly describes trump as an idiot and