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February 11th, 2013
06:14 PM ET

Man who killed bin Laden speaks out

Brooke and her panel discuss the Esquire magazine article in which the man who killed bin Laden speaks for the first time.

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  1. scott

    Shame on you CNN for making this guy sound like a victim. Everyone knows when you join the military if you want what this guy wants you have to do 20 YEARS. He did 16, how come he did not do 4 more. He did his job. There are no special rules if you are a seal. You told half the story. There are millions of vets who got out and had to go through what this guy is going through to include myself as a disabled vet. Because killed someone famous does not mke him special.

    February 11, 2013 at 10:55 pm |
  2. John P

    I'm holding this for myself for a long time about Americans. But don't take me wrong! When Vietnam conflict was over majority of our Vietnam Vets including myself suffered all kinds of (PTSD) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) some had killed their wives, family, committed suicide, sleeping disorder etc related during Vietnam era.This I find so obvious for a military man who joined the military service, train in all aspect of its routine , to survive during crisis CANNOT KEEP SWORN IN SECRECY AND IN JUST SHORT PERIOD OF TIME IT SINGS LIKE A BIRD. I guess everyone has its own opinion but if I were the person who shot Osama Bin Laden I will bring the secrecy in to my grave but I will never disclose especially sensitive matter that may impaired my country.#.

    February 12, 2013 at 4:05 pm |
  3. In home personal training Long Island

    CNN this guy is a hero. He brought justice to so many on that horrible day.CNN you should be making sure he is being taken care of by our Gov't. Report that!

    I think we should start a donation for this man.

    January 10, 2014 at 9:04 pm |

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