the authority that the commander in chief has inherent in his position. >> reporter: now, the intelligence surrounding all of this remains highly classified. investigations are ongoing. so, don't expect any time soon, if ever, to see much more detail made public. wolf? >> all right, barbara, thank you. let's get back to democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut, a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, the trump administration potentially could allow future counter terrorism missions as we just heard to be approved by the pentagon, even field commanders rather than go through the white house. is that something you could support? >> no, it is an not something i could support and it's not something anyone in the military should be willing to support. listen, let's be clear. this mission in yemen was a failure. any time that a u.s. soldier is killed, 25 civilians are killed, the targets that we are going after are not killed and we lose a $70 million piece of equipment, that is not a