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Was going to be detained or targeted any time soon. and he agreed to let us film audio but not video of our conversation. he doesn t deny that he was there the night of the attack. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: he claims he didn t even know the americans had a consulate in benghazi. never mind having any information about a specific location. [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: his narrative is ....
Interview with any television network in the world. our arwa damon spoke to him in ben gadzy in 2013 and she s out front tonight with this exclusive. reporter: the suspected ringleader of the u.s. attack in benghazi captured by u.s. forces working with the fbi. u.s. officials had often suggested that they would be interested in speaking to a man named ahmed abu khatallah about the events the night of the attack. he really wasn t that difficult to find. we met with ahmed abu khatallah in public at the coffee shop of a well known hotel here in benghazi for around two hours. he seemed to be confident. his demeanor most certainly not that of a man who believed that he was going to be detained or targeted any time soon. and he agreed to let us film audio but not video of our conversation. he doesn t deny that he was there the night of the attack. can you describe in detail that night for us? ....
Abu khattalah, in libya, more than a year ago. you sat down with him. i want to show our viewers your fascinating report. it aired on cnn september of last year. u.s. officials have often suggested that they would be interested in speaking to a man named ahmed abu khattalah about the events the night of the attack. he s really not that difficult to find. we met with ahmed abu khattalah in public at the coffee shop of a well-known hotel here in benghazi for around two hours. he seemed to be confident, his demeanor most certainly not that of a man who believed he was going to be detained or targeted any time soon. and he agreed to let us film audio, but not video, of our conversation. he doesn t deny that he was there the night of the attack. [ speaking foreign language ] ....