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benazir bhutto and those who killed -- look, thousands of pakistanis have been killed, more mac -- pakistis have been killed by terrorists. yet there are still people in pack -- pakistan -- as i said, the americans certainly did not respect our sovereignty by not informing us beforehand, but at the same time pakistanis also need to worry about the fact that why is osama bin laden not a citizen of pakistan ting refuge in our country. i was crucified for the policy -- i jokingly asked some friend there's bin laden living in pakistan. we he to do a lot of hard thinking and as pakistanis we are doing it. >> charlie: is this an appropriate time for the united states to raise the issue about the pakistani military not prepared to go after the haqqani network. >> this is the time to discuss -- >> charlie: this is a issue for them because they just poor across border. >> i understand that there have been conversations since this incident with general -- on the telephone. i understa that pakistan's intelligence service and the american are already planning to exchange notes and understand what's goi

he was the individual that was taken by the pakistis after a very serious incident where he shot two individuals who threatened him. and we worked our way through that, but in working our way through that it really did strain the relationship. so that's what i -- this was a routine trip forme in the sense at i go there about every three months, but certainly it was not routine in its nature because of the strain -- the relationship that had been so badly strained as a result of the davis case. it's something i've invested a lot of my time in because i think it's important we stay connected. it's an extraordinarily complex country, and actually it's an extraordinary complex region. i've talked about our engagement in that part of the world. you can't pick one country or another. it's afghanistan and pakistan. and you have to take the region, put the region into ctext, if you will, in just about everything that you are doing. so, we've been through a rough patch. we've been throh before with pakistan. and i'm atually hopeful that we can, that we will continue to be able to build on the