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. >> to discuss the military strategy, colonel rick francona is joining us live over the phone from eugeneu with us. how significant, just big picture, how significant is it that both raids happened within maybe 24, 36 hours of one another? >> yeah. i mean it looks like it was a coordinated raid. i don't want to put too much emphasis on that. the targeted presented themselves and the seals were put into action based on each individual target. so the fact that they happened simultaneously or on the same day i think is more coincidental. when we run the operations, you have to go when that target presents itself. the target in libya was based on the friday prayers. they knew he was going nobody a specific spot. they took him when they could. the operation in somalia was based on getting in there before the sun came up. it looks like it was coordinated. i think it just happened that way. >> from all accounts we're hearing now, the mission in libya was a slam dunk for the administration. catch him in broad daylight. his own family is saying it was so quick. it was before he could get the gun.