Nick Schifrin
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Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent @Newshour. Moderator, Compass Points. Husband, dad. Former Kabul, Islamabad, Jerusalem, London. Signal nickschifrin.35
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15 years ago, I woke up in Islamabad, Pakistan, where I had lived for 3 years as the ABC News correspondent, and drove about an hour and half to Abbottabad. I drove past Pakistan’s Military Academy, the country’s West Point, and turned into a neighborhood where one house stood high above the others. And ABC News aired the first footage from inside the compound where Osama bin Laden had lived and died. The Navy Seal raid was the culmination of a decade of work by thousands of intelligence officers–including some who lost their lives. And the top CIA officer in Pakistan at the time, the chief of station, was Mark Kelton, now a Senior Advisor The Chertoff Group, and a founding partner of the Five Eyes Group. For our latest Compass Points from PBS News, Mark and I began a conversation about the intelligence that led up to the raid that killed the world's most wanted terrorist:
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