tree until you do not. here in the. here on the flight line at andrews, there were two f-16s. the pilots of the 103rd in d.c. air national guard sleep in their flight suits and they only have two minutes to intercept the plane headed to capital before it s too late. keep in mind, before 9/11, this mission didn t exist. our give every time it goes off and we scramble, a real-world event, just like 9/11. more than 5000 since 9/11. we are not defending our nation orders and way of life. fox news, you name it. all the viewers out there we are here to defend you and we are proud of that. we are proud of them. the man who commands this group of fires does the reality of what happened on 9/11 all too
house. let s get some more on all of this. the former policy adviser to hillary clinton, jake sullivan is joining us. thanks very much for joining us. thank for having me. did the obama administration as far as you know ever seriously consider using this mother of all bombs. without getting into clarified information of course this was one of the option that was available to the obama administration. president obama would have sought military advice about when and whether to use it and this network of caves and tunnels in eastern afghanistan seems like the type of target that would be appropriate for it, but a mission didn t come together to do that during the obama administration. i assume isis had similar tunnels and caves deep underground infrastructure that potentially could have been destroyed with a bomb like this, right? keep in mind that during much of the obama administration we had a much larger military footprint on the ground in
that so that we can get credible investigations to find out what was the involvement of this president, who loves putin so well, thinks he s such a great leader and is prepared to say that we re just as much killers as he is, we got to know more about what his involvement has been, how long he s been planning this, who did he work with and i believe that he s leading himself right to impeachment. congresswoman, we re out of time. you and i will have to talk about financial matters another time. hopefully you ll come back and we can have that conversation. love to talk about dodd-frank. congresswoman maxine waters of california. coming up next, an nbc news exclusive. we re learning the target of a secret raid in yemen was one of the world s most wanted terrorist but the mission didn t succeed and now that terrorist is taunting trump. want to be a legitimate
reporter: but this is rob o neill who told the washington post he fired the fatal shot. i m proud of what i did, but my mission didn t end because i left the battlefield. reporter: o neill who garners sparking fees telling tales from his time as a navy s.e.a.l. is a decorated veteran. o neill had told his story anonymously in esquire magazine nearly two years ago describing how he confronted bin laden in his bedroom, firing twice to the forehead after he said the s.e.a.l. who was ahead of him fired and missed. he told the post he decided to go public spontaneously after meeting families of the 9/11 victims. he is now the second former s.e.a.l. team 6 member to tell details about the raid. matt wrote a best seller under a pseudonym saying, he, too, fired bullets at bin laden. both men have been criticized in the s.e.a.l. community. a special letter to the operations team which did not
this morning on world news now face to face. president obama s first meeting with congressional leaders since the midterm vote. if he acts unilaterally on his own, outside of his authority, he will poison the well. the tension in washington after a major political jolt. going public. the former navy s.e.a.l. who says he killed osama bin laden. i m proud of what i did, but my mission didn t end because i left the battlefield. the controversy as big secrets are reveals. danger on duty. nurses attacked in a hospital and the frightening scene captured on camera. disturbing images and questions about safety. it s friday, november 7th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now.