pentagon, there's no real guarantee that there's going to be more transparency. and that we will, we in the general public, will really know whether or not some of these basic targeted killings are still taking place. >> well, andrea, i think that there are three very significant things as a result of today's speech. and the attorney general's letter yesterday, that going to come out of this. one is we see the continuing efforts at transparency, that the president is determined to see come about. we declassified our activities and the military's activities in yemen and somalia last year. i and the attorney general, harold coe, john brennan and others have given speeches on the legal foundations for our efforts. but yesterday when the u.s. government officially acknowledged that anwar al alaki