tellence agency that names a book titled operation dark heart. we are told it describes military operations in afghanistan and a project that identified one of the terrorists involved in the attacks of 9/11 before the attacks happened. our national security correspondent catherine herridge is in washington with details. my understanding is you spoke with the author of the book. what did he have to say about this? i spoke to him before he was ordered by army public affairs not discuss the bookle until the neglec negotiations are coe between the publisher and the defense agency. the defense intelligence agency took exception to the way the army cleared the book and a second review is now underway of the book. a little unusual? highly unusual, yes. what is the problem? the problem is there is apparently information in the book which dod isn t comfortable with and that is something i m not entirely clear on what the information is they are not happy about.
there s two things we have to remember here. this is traditional proxy warfare, the iran aves had designs on having the ability to influence things throughout the entire reason. we saw this in iraq as well. and frankly, my second point is we ve known about this for a long time. i faced this directly back when i was deployed there in 2003. we knew then the iranians were then trying to stir up trouble. we ll be talking about this in my book coming up, operation dark heart where we actually had to deal with this back as early as 2003 and what s more difficult now, juliet, is the fact that they re using the financial system, essentially using the chaos, which is, you know, in their best interests to hide things within. it s very difficult to detect when they start using cover companies and things they re doing now. it s a much greater challenge now. juliet: explain that a little bit. it s sort of relying on the corruption within the afghan government, as well as the chaos within the bank
we talked about the pakistanis as an ally, secretary gates said this spring there was concern about it, so we just have not identified well, and focused on it well. we need to incentivize our relationship with them. we can t give them a billion dollars and expect them to change their behavior. jenna: what was the name of the operation? operation dark heart, comes out at the very first of august and it will be an eye opener, it will be the same information and in greater detail. it has been cleared by the army, by the way. and go ahead, sim other i m sorry. jenna: we expect an exclusive on that, by the way. working on that! jenna: looking forward though that, we appreciate you joining us as you always do and look forward to look forward to talking soon. on the the unprecedented deaks leaks, for more, go to fox news.com. we have more information, jon, for everybody to talk about this story that keeps developing. jon: always do, thanks. the u.s. navy s top guns, we
service, the primary intelligence service which has been the cia partner in pakistan working on their side of the border. jenna: why is this significant, something that you think that s a takeaway from these document? it s a takeaway, because this goes back 20 o i often use world war ii as an analogy, this is like the british working with the nazis, leaking information to them about what we re going to do in nowhere normandy, to the invasion. you can t have an alibi playing to both sides of the fence. this is why this is significant. it s not new, it gives us a great deal of informs about how they ve been assisting the taliban and more importantly, jenna, this talks about the fact that we ve known about the past six years of what s been happen fog a trit become as chaotic. i ve got a book, operation dark heart, which is going to be another eye opener along the same lines. jenna: i bet it s going to be a great read. just to finish up here, the founder of wick i leaks says
special operations command with allegations of enhanced interrogation techniques used by special operations troops that didn t fall under the basic chain of command in iraq before taking over this command. the second issue is when he was the head of special operations command he signed a silver star for pat tillman knowing that he was killed by fratricide and there s a history and track record with the general mcchrystal name shown up and not followed army values of loyalty and integrity. larry: control knell schafer, should we judge him on how good of a job is he doing in the job he s got? everybody makes mistakes. i m not defending the fact that mistakes were made here but you need to look at the overall picture. i have a book coming out this summer operation dark heart which focused on my time of general mcchrystal and will be an eye opener. i have information about enhanced interrogation. i looked there s good and bad on both sides of the coin on