he couldn't do my > start your day with fox and friends. ainsley starts at 5:00 a.m . team takes over, brian and elizabeth. and that is coming up every weekday morning. see you back here tomorrow night. thanks for joining us is on. tonight: >> before he left, we would have ieds go off virtually every day. they were going off in front of the truck. following his disappearance, ieds started going off directly under the truck. >> the prisoner swap chaos continues. there is a classified report about sergeant bergdahl possibly collaborating with the taliban. and some soldiers in his unit believe he did that we will have a special report. >> i strongly believe that we should have been consulted, that the law should have been followed. >> even some democratic senators are furious that president obama did not consult with congress before releasing five taliban war

criminals we'll update you on that. this is 187,000 signatures of americans urging release of the marine sergeant andrew tam tahmooressi. >> also tonight jesse watters confronting the in america about the imprisoned marine and whether he will be released. >> please make sure this gets the attention and respect that it deserves. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the prisoner swap fracas continues, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is becoming clear that the obama administration severely miscalculated reaction to trading suspected deserter sergeant bowe bergdahl dal for five taliban war criminals. the president in europe this

week is getting pounded from all sides. here is powerful democratic senator dianne feinstein. >> the concerns are bipartisan. and i strongly believe that we should have been consulted, that the law should have been followed, and i very much regret that that was not the case. >> to be fair, some democrats are standing behind the president, senator harry reid leads the league in that department. opponents of president obama have seized upon the release of an american prisoner of war, that's what he was. using a moment of unity and celebration for our nation and a chance to play political games. >> but this story is much more than political gamesmanship. sergeant bergdahl definitely deserted his post. there is no question about that here he is in release video is he blinking because he was probably blindfolded. there is the taliban captor walking him over za the u.s. forces over the weekend. bergdahl may have collaborated with the enemy, the tall within taliban. that has been investigated

there is a classified report on the situation. yesterday ted state department, spokes marie harp was besieged with questions. >> you spent all of this time, five years to determine whether he was a deserter or not. >> he has been in captivity, lucas, i think he is probably the person who knows best what happened that night. >> i think his squad mates have the best indication. >> i don't think that's the case. >> ms. harp is entitled to her opinion but public opinion has definitely turned against the sergeant. and the swap in general. in a rasmussen poll 43% of americans now oppose the swap. 40 percent say it's okay. 17% a big number don't know. that number is going to change. more will come out against, wait and see. talking points believes that sergeant bergdahl and his father robert opposed the american presence in. the question is how far did sergeant bergdahl take his dissent. the military should investigate it to the fullest extent. the obama administration has botched an important

situation. even the might kill again. his administration has embarrassed itself by saying that sergeant bergdahl served with honor. did he not. whatever the circumstances what he did, leaving his unit was wrong. so, this is another big mess, for which mr. obama is directly responsible. is his administration at the tipping point? i believe it is. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. we asked senator feinstein to appear this evening. i have always had a good relationship with her but she declined citing a busy schedule. i wanted you dianne feinstein on together to present a bipartisan. how do you pars all of this? >> i first of all i understand why senator feinstein and senator chambliss should be upset. it's their responsibilities as co-chairman of the intelligence committee.

but my problem, frankly, is this whole issue of whether these individuals will be back in the fight. everybody knows they will be, bill. they were now in qatar where there is a taliban office after a year, they are free to go these are the hardest of hard core and for the president of the united states to enter into a deal where he now says they might reenter the fight is really stunning to me because i don't think we should ever release anyone who there is the slightest chance of them posing a threat to the men and women who are serving in the military. >> even at the extent of a guy's life? look the way the president is portraying it is that the sergeant's life was in danger. his health was detier united states. he had to move fast. or the deal might have fallen apart. and you don't leave behind an american military person, no matter what the circumstances. how do you answer that?

>> i answered it i am very grateful that sergeanéntt] bergdahl is back. my heart goes out to his family. but, the responsibility of the commander and chief is to make tough decisions. and those decisions place first priority on national security. in other words, i would have made efforts to arrange for a prisoner exchange, depending on what it was. but not at the expense of putting american fighting men and women in greater danger as a result of this. >> all right. >> you know this admiral said well, when a guy falls overboard, we always -- it doesn't matter how he fell overboard. look, not if that shift is in battle with the enemy. not if that ship may go into harm's way like miles if they went after him. first you take care of national security. then you take care of the individual. unfortunately, that's the nature of war which is a very cruel business. >> now, you, as a prisonerrer of war in north

vietnam saw some of the other prisoners collaborate with the north vietnamese. it was under duress. i don't know if there was anybody there voluntarily collaborating and i don't believe there was. so you have empathy for this bergdahl, i believe, being held for five years. that's enormous amount of time. however, as i said, i believe that it is going to be shown -- i believe it's already known but it's classified. they have got a classified report on this guy that he voluntarily skipped, went up there and did whatever he did. so do you have sympathy for this bergdahl guy? >> oh, you know, i have some sympathy for human frailties. we are all have our weaknesses. but, if those allegations are true, if and i elm elm if a sees -- emphasize if,

and it caused the death of other servicemen and women, there has to be a complete investigation. look, what bothers me more, what i want to see revealed is the assessments of these five people who were clearly judged as risks to the security and men and women of the united states of america if they were released. i want to see those classified studies released which ledmy the people who studied their cases to conclude that they posed a direct risk to the united states of america and would reenter the fight. i would remind you, bill, that 30% of those released already have reentered the fight and reentered in leadership positions. >> those released from guantanamo. >> right. those released from guantanamo. >> look, you know what it's going to say, even though it's classified, these five taliban guys are classified. you know what it's going to say. all of them, we have their resumes we he know they are all killers and they will all go back.

what we don't know bergdahl the extent of what he did is although there is evidence come outvií' now. i think that should be unclassified. his investigation should be be unclassified right now, because if we are a free society. if you, senator mccain and president obama are representing we, the people, we have to know the facts about a story of this magnitude. tell us, a, what you said how bad are these guys and, b, what bergdahl did? shouldn't we know that? >> absolutely. but we should also know if these conclusions are correct, why in the world did the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and why did the president of the united states and the head of the cia, why did they agree to release these guys? >> because they are going to say. >> put the american in prison. >> but that counters everything that the military and this war, that we're in,

with al qaeda and muslim extremism is all about. you are putting american lives in danger. to me,=é3kñ that's reprehensibl. last question, is this the biggest scandal now? is this going to blow up into the huge story? i know the folks are angry from coast to coast. both sides, both sides. do you believe this is -- or is this just going to go away like benghazi and the irs thing or is it different that that? >> i don't think it's going away. the v.a. thing is going away. the sent -- i'm working hard across the aisle to come up with a fix to the scandal at the veterans administration. >> we hope dianne feinstein senator senator from california does come on the factor. next on the rundown, senator rosen has been investigating the status. classified as we mentioned. later miller will weigh in on all the chaos and take some of your questions for ugh. heartburn.

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said to be undergoing -- ongoing right now. the first time was after he essentially walked off his base in june 2009 and disappeared. that was princely an army investigation. it's known as a 15-6. my reporting has known the intelligence community undertook investigation of sergeant bergdahl. both his final period of active duty that culminated in that miss serious evening and also his conduct over the past five years which is said to have been a period of captivity and then as i say there is now just recently been announced why the secretary of the army jack mchugh a new investigation apparently undertaken just since all of this developed over this past weekend. >> all right. now, why would you say the intelligence cia. all of those people. why would they bother investigating a sergeant who

is taken captive? >> well, with greatest proximity because they were tasked with doing so. my reporting on this and i had a big story on foxnews.com on mondayment' who harbor outstanding concerns. not that sergeant bergdahl may have been a deserter but active collaborator with the enemy. some of his actions just prior to his disappearance such as his pack being home of his effects. the emails we have all read about what he did point to such an intent. beyond that there has been some antidotal evidence that has been in the public domain about his activities over the last five years. daily mail reported in 2010 on the basis of an interview with a deputy districtcru commander. sergeant bergdahl had taught the taliban how to disable a mobile phone and make it

into an ied essentially. in the beginning of your show. you played clips from an interviewee who and on our air earlier who was part of that platoon still working on this story. talking about broadway sources in and out of the government. in and out of the military and all i will say is that there are many forms that active collaboration can take. i'm investigating claims that it could go as serious as you can imagine. to say anything further would be speculative. >> also we also point out that there has been-o-have been conclusions drawn but they are classified now. the cia, the dia they came up with some stuff they slapped it right down. lastly every american is entitled to it presumption of innocence. the comments of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff yesterday were to the effect that there was a process

here and going to unfold. a process will unfold and that was in stark contrast to the ambassador rice, susan rice the national security advisor of the white house on the sunday shows where she simply said without hesitation or qualification that sergeant bergdahl has searched with honor and distinction. >> okay. what about the controversy in congress that he might? have broken the law. >> owe investigations are twinning. some of that classified saxby chambliss chairman on the republican side of that committee wants to made public and asked the president to do so. tonight lawmakers are meeting behind closed doors for a briefing. north going to be the full classified information. synopses so they will get an idea what was that information for what bergdahl was doing that closed door hearing will begin to hear more opinions

on both sides. treated with partisanship and everybody is going to go to it their respective corner or more bipartisan approach it. carl levin has announced is he going to have a closed hearing next week. a closed hearing can can often lead to just about nothing. so you have already heard as john mccain said there has to be a full investigation. that's likely to be pushed for particularly hard. democrats are arguing that back in december of 2011. there were discussions in the on the hill with the administration and defense department talking about the obama administration's desire to start a reconciliation afghanistan and the taliban in order to bring american troops home and that at that time the possibility of a prisoner swap for as many as five taliban members and potentially even bergdahl was discussed. and then a month later, which would have put us in january of 2012, the defense authorization bill passed the house and senate and the president signed it but in so doing, bill, there was a signing statement attached

to it wherein he essentially gave himself a loophole with that 30 day required window to notify congress of such a prisoner swap. so democrats say it was inappropriate and said to dianne feinstein there has been communication from the pentagon and the administration that this wasn't handled the best of ways and mistakes were made and stopped just short of saying sorry and doing it officially and publicly right now. democrats are beginning to say that that's what they're hearing. >> carl cameron appreciated it rosen, directly ahead the far left desperately unhappy about the prisoner swap. wait until you see how they are defending it. watters defending position of the mexico cab government of the mexico cab government to gwe're moving our company to new york state.

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as far as the prisoner swap is concerned here is the far left spin. >> what we do know is that bergdahl, a former pow who is under treatment now at a military hospital is being swift voted by the reflective anti-obama machine. he does deserve better than this. last night, bill o'reilly said bergdahl's father looked muslim. >> now, the reason i said that robert bergdahl looked like a muslim is that he looks like a muslim. and swift voting is what john carriy's opponent. they implied that his vietnam service was not worthy. joining us from washington howard kurtz anchor of media buzz seend sundays at 11 a.m. this looks like msnbc and the other far left web sites, what do you say? >> a few msnbc hosts are trying to deflect blame here. here is where are ari is wrong. cnn and the "new york times" have been very aggressive in interviewing soldiers who served with bergdahl who are

angry about him deserting his post. if you look at other coverage, everybody is covering president obama's failure to consult with congress, which includes democrats who are ticked off about this. i guess melbor who work has swift vote on the. challenging the administration's narrative and changing it by digging out facts. >> let's face it. we heard van jones on cnn say this was a republican thingjtr they are having a hard time on this sto}r3 i said that robert bergdahl looked like a muslim when he appeared at the white house with president obama. a, he absolutely looked like a muslim. b, he talked in the language of the taliban, and, c, he thanked allah. i thought the appearance was

totally inappropriate. i said it, i will stand by it why am i being injected into that? >> well, i think you went too far on that one because i'm not a fan of how bob bergdahl has conducted himself. cut the guy some slack. >> why? >> because, his son was missing for five years. >> so what? >> he has been through hell. suddenly this guy from a small town idaho is thrust into the national spotlight. is he not the issue. he didn't walk off from a military unit in afghanistan. >> my job#izylráháo be honest and analyze honestly, the man shows up at the white house looking like a muslim. he speaks the language. he thanks allah, it's inappropriate. okay, is he over the edge because of his boy? maybe. and i feel bad for him if that's the case. but, what he did and how he presented himself was inappropriate. and i said it i didn't say it with any rancor, i said it in the context of i winner he hadn't done it i will tell you this, kirtz

and you are going to remember these words this father and this son were sympathetic to the taliban. that's going to be born out. >> i don't dispute that i think the focus should remain on bowe bergdahl dal and whether he actually may have caused the death of other soldiers who may have went looking for him. it's all the right -- it's a left-right slug fest. it's not. the email rerecorded this week bob bergdahl told he was ashamed to be an american. dug out by rolling stone, hardly part of the vast right wing conspiracy. >> look. as i said, the ;"i5] is going to get even more complicated for the bergdahl family. unfortunately. all right howard watch you sunday. jesse watters sending a major petition to the mexican government asking the u.s. marine in prison town there be radio leased. then miller on a prisoner swap chaos and you have questions for the d man. he will try to answer them. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. this is interesting.

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watters world segment tonight. petition signed lie almost 200,000 of you. asking the mexican government to release sergeant andrew tahmooressi, from a prison where he has been held for more.cvñ than two months. as you may know tahmooressi entered mexico in a vehicle containing three firearms which were legal here in the u.s.a. but not in mexico. that was a dumb thing to do. but we believe it was an accident and he should not be subjected to this ordeal.

so watters took the petition to the mexican consulate here in new york city. >> there is a decorated marine in their jail since april 1st. >> he planned to meet a friend for dinner here in san heed degree, instead he drove too far into mexico and into trouble. >> u.s. marine being held in mexico, new calls to the state department to step in, get involved and secure the release of andrew=zñ tahmooressi. >> you have heard about this marine, sergeant andrew tahmooressi who has been detained for two months in mexico? >> i just heard that last week the fact is that if you don't have a mexican firearm permit and you carry weapons in mexico territory that's illegal. >> he has been stripped, shackled, and beaten, is that also in the mexican constitution? >> well, that is not. >> i'm not surprised. >> you are not surprised he has been mistreated? >> um-huh. >> is that how prisoners are usually treated in mexico? >> i believe so. >> i don't think that's

legal in any country at all. >> they are very harsh over there. really something you can do. the government has to help if they want him out. >> mexican nationals do cross the southern border into the united states, wave after wave after wave. and we give them healthcare healthcare and americans accidently cross into mexico and now they are detaining him and abusing him. how does that make sense? >> it doesn't make any sense. i never said it was making sense. >> you would like to see the marine released? >> yes. >> we are trying to deliver a petition to the general counsel, okay? >> let me make a phone call and get you the guy. >> thank you very much. i'm jesse watters, i'm with the o'reilly factor at fox news channel. i have a petition here. 180,000 signatures from

americans urging the lease of mr. tam reissy. >> i will receive it and i will give it to the necessary authorities of mexico. >> okay. because i would like to deliver it to the counsel general sandra. can i do that? >> she is not available in this moment but can i make sure that she will receive it. no problem. >> because i would personally like to deliver it to her since it's such an urgent matter. >> yes, of course, if you make an appointment. >> this will only take a few seconds, i would just like to make sure she has it in her hands, it's very important. where the marine was accidently crossing the border. >> i understand that. i will try to see if it's possible. >> i would like to deliver this petition to you. >> of course, i will get it, yes, sure. >> 180,000 signatures from americans urging the release of the marine sergeant andrew tam reissy. are you familiar with him? >> yes, i am. so i will take care of this.

and, okay? >> and please, you know, in the interest of justice, please make sure this gets the attention and respect that it deserves, okay? >> okay. >> did you know he has been jailed, beaten, stripped, and detained against his will, so we are just asking your government to show all the due process this situation deserves. >> okay. we will receive this and we will send this to the property parties. >> thank you very much, i appreciate that. >> you are welcome. >> all right, here is watters. so they were professional, right? >> yes, very kind. i think they are going to do it. we talked to them. they are going to deliver it to the ambassador tomorrow. >> give it to the ambassador in washington. what's his name, do you know? >> it is edward row marino. >> and then he will give it to the president mexican city. we hope we don't have to get any tougher but we may. where does the case stand now. >> the marine just fired his last attorney. he just wasn't up to par. they bring in this new guy, is he kind of the corporate guy. he won't talk to me.

he is holding a big press conference in mexico next week. right now he is re-setting the case. he is going to go back to the judge shortly and awe need a new hearing. supposed to be later in june. so we don't expect him to get out until mid june or something? >> if he gets out. the state department says they are going to let the process play out. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. all right. we have to decide how aggressive we want to be on the terrorism front on this deal. but we will stay on it for sure. no doubt about it jesse, thank you. we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. will you travel to mexico in light of all the problems down there? yes or no. it's an interesting poll so far. give you the results on friday. that's what we can do, obviously if they are north going to let the guy out or do due process for him, then we have to look at the tourism aspect. in a element no, miller on the prisoner swap and your questions for the d-man. up next.

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were too dead to trade. this is how silly you get when you have these jane austin rules of engagement. there is a lot of layering to. this the only thing we can be sure of is this. susan rice will end up the president of wellesley. that's the only thing we can be sure of. >> can you believe she is such -- i asked, i didn't call her. i asked and i said is she a moron? >> a made woman is what she is. >> to say that the guy served with honor when everybody in his platoon. >> i guarantee you you watch, pick the top college and she will be president. i say wellesley. she will be the president of wellesley. occasionally you can got to find somebody who can trundle out this insipid bs and keep a straight face on and sell it. she is a made woman. like she is made with the mob. >> now, i still don't know why president obama does these things. the far right thinks look he is trying it to subvert the nation. he is sympathetic to the taliban. that's what they think.

he makes mistake after mistake. >> you always overthink obama. >> what? >> what if is he a dope? >> you interview him and say he is a smart cat. >> he is not dumb. >> is he super sharp, quick on his feet? does he understand the issues? no. he doesn't understand macroeconomics. >> issue -- >> i would say he is deficit affairs. i would say yes, he is. >> all right, great. there is your answer. he is not that good at it. he is an inept civil servant. everybody thought he was the second coming, he forgot to be the first coming. >> looked like a muslim, bergdahl's father when he went to the oval office with the big beard speaking foreign language. >> i thought he was with zz top. >> you look at it through five different appearing gels. am i happy this mother has a baby that she -- is he home?

yeah. is the old men driven crazy thinking about his home being in the clutches of these monsters for five years? yes. but i get soldiers calling2é;j4c into my show and they say no he shouldn't have done this, this is bad for soldiering. and i concede to the soldiers. they know best. who knows if the kid comes home now and faces some sort of court martial and god knows that might be better than going into the v.a. to get healthy because that thing is a complete ruin over there, too. >> germany get good. >> all i know is that the v.a. -- once you get in it's good you just can't get in. >> my other prediction besides rice to wellesley, sebelius taking over the v.a. there you go. that's what is next. >> we have two questions. vince meridian connecticut. >> what's his name. >> vince ferrigno. >> i pulled a neck muscle. >> one only has it to look at your early work, miller, to see you were a liberal. what caused the turn around.

>> david spade snyder middle of the road as far as politics go. i'm socially liberal i always have been. i want to kill the bad guys before they kill us and i would lining to keep half my money. as far as the government goes, protect us, pave the roads and shut up. i don't even want to know your names. >> you have always been pretty much that way. >> when i started to turn is when they made fun of stockdale. i remember thinking this room is getting too hip for me. stockdale we would have been blested to have him as a president. >> he is a pow. >> he was a hero and icon. >> i saw people on the left who is this old guy on tv. this room has gotten too hip for me. not give out the faith and stuck it out over there. come back and lived life. if he is the problem, too hip a room for me. that's when i got out. >> that's interesting. you guys google james stockdale and then you will know the complete story. >> great man. >> kelly callahan wants to know:

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did you see that? we begin with nbc news richard engel who made this statement about sergeant bergdahl's father. >> reporter: he's been tweeting and calling for hostages to be released. there was an odd tweet that apparently came from bob's63ttñ account. it said i am still working to free all guantanamo prisoners, god will repay for all the deaths of the afghan children. the tweet was later deleted and the bergdahl family hasn't

commented on the tweet. >> here to discuss further,.hfve martha. i want to get these tweets. therere reports sergeant bergdahl left his post and sent an e-mail back? >> this is part of a deeper story that's been playing out in social media. this is starting to pour out now. one early thing he said which was published is he was disenhanded and felt it was a disgrace to be part of the american military. >> and he said that to whom? >> he said it to a fellow soldier we believe and reported in the rolling stones several years ago.

two e-mails that se wehe sent t father. his pather said obey your conscience in capital letters. he said i'm ashamed to be an americ american. he was disillusioned and his father said obey your conscience and left shortly after that. >> how do we know that he sent that e-mail to his father? who is reporting this? >> it was documented by the rolling stone. >> rolling stone magazine did an article on this thing and they said this all happened. >> that's right. >> okay. then the father after his son is missing takes on activist role but looks sympathetic to the captors. >> his father figures out early on what the captors want is these gitmo guys released. he begins to tweet about this and he -- it was a week ago he

wrote this. how much was the u.s. government in connection and communicating with the parents. they pulled this down. >> somebody told them to get rid of it. >> he clearly said he was working to get the prisoners released. sympathetic to the cause. >> you can understand if you're a father. >> he knew that was the key. >> i can understand that. >> none of this is revealed by the white house in this process. either they don't have google, were isn't tweeting. >> they know one thing, susan rice said the sergeant served with honor. factor tip of the day shs factor tip of the day shs forcing american children to upgrade to the philips norelco shaver series 8000 for the most advanced shaving experience. with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places

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factor tip of the day, forcing the urchins to be responsible this summer. is that possible? we want you to be responsible for father's day, "killing jesus, killing lincoln, killing kennedy." your father will like all three. we have a strong line, as well as no spin line.

no spin dad mugs. my personal favorite. bill, your assessment was insightful. exactly why i watch the factor. i appreciate that. the memo online in case you missed it. you said you didn't make the deal so you would let the sergeant die. you are poll lit sizing the issue and that's beneat you. if i could rescue the sergeant or pay for his release i would but i would not put other military people in danger, which the trade will. second, politics not being pushed by me. competency is. al fielder, new york, i've been watching the factor for ten years and the taliban deal was the best ever. the fact half the country doesn't know what is going on is distressful. ken hot springs arkansas, the only way for sustained peace in afghanistan is negotiations between the government and taliban. what better way to achieve it

than release leaders? leon, sulfur, louisiana, considering his release of the taliban commanders, why would we not conclude the president is sympathetic to enemies? did you miss the drone strikes? come on. ambassador rice reminds me of baghdad bob. gina, bill, as a parent of a 16-year-old chance getter child, i can tell you that few people understand the torment these kids endure. mine cried every night and prayed to god his body would be changed. first, thank you for writing, gina. nd wish the best for your now daughter. at five years a old a child is not developed enough to make life-altering decisions about anything. 16 is another story. mr. o, you once gave a tip that said folks should write thank you notes to people who have done them a favor, so here is mine to you and martin for

"killing jesus." thank you. that tip still stands, write a thank you note on paper, not an a machine to somebody who does you a kindness. summer almost here, the urchins almost out of school and you can count on them doing dopey things that anow you. make them read real books, here is the one of the best, last days of jesus. once the kid starts this book, they will finish it and that will keep them away from the machines and other foolish stuff. do the kids a favor, put the "last days of jesus" in their hands this summer. factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. check out the website different from billoreilly.com and spout off about the factor. o'reilly at foxnews.com. word of the day, i love it, do not be a popinjan when writing

to the factor. thanks for watching us tonight. most megan is up next. the spin stops here. definioo out for you. breaking tonight, new questions for the obama administration on its decision to swap five dangerous terrorists for bowe bergdahl. as we get our first look at bergdahl being released in a video prepared by the enemy. welcome to the "kelly file", everyone. i'm megyn kelly. hours ago the taliban releasing the piece showing the exchange that took place inside afghanistan. tonight with the help of experts, we will analyze the video and ask what it tells us. we pulled about two minutes of the handover to show you it starts with video of masked men, some armed and zooms into the truck where sergeant bergdahl is seated. we don't know who the men