Reply #22: He was also interviewed on the Situation Room

[johnaries]

(MSNBC is no longer part of basic service on Dish. I miss KO, but he's the only thing I watch on MSNBC).

Didn't catch the name of the stand-in interviewer, but at one point he held up the agent's book (now I've forgotten HIS name! I'm just not much on names tonight) and opened it to a page that was mostly blacked-out. When asked why the CIA had redacted so much of his book including info that had already been published in other books, the agent said "I don't think they wanted my story to get out".

He was within a MILE of OBL, listening to him talk on a "push to talk" radio. When asked about Tommy Franks' comments about not knowing if OBL was there or not, he said that he was the agent on the ground and the CIA and military were getting all their intel from him.

Very powerful interview,IMHO.