After we kept you awake for 96 hours, you gave us names of some of your brothers and saved the lives of a lot of innocent people.
Which is the smart thing to do, you're starting to think for yourself. Eat up! You earned it!
So you flew via Amman to Kabul to hang out with your uncle? Mukhtar.
How did you know that?
I told you man, I know you. Alright, you got me - flight manifests. It must've been pretty **** up for you guys after 9/11. What did you do after the invasion and before you went back to Pesh?
After 9/11 we had to choose: fight, to protect our turf - or run.
You chose to fight.
I wanted to kill Americans. We tried to get into Tora Bora, but the bombing was too high. We couldn't cross.
Sorry, who is the "we" in that sentence?
Me and some guys who were hanging around at that time.
Hamza Rabia, Khabab al-Masri, and Abu Ahmed.
Who's Abu Ahmed? I've heard of the other guys.
He was a computer guy with us at the time. After Tora Bora, I went back to Pesh - as you know - and he went North, I think, to Kunar.
What's his family name?
Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti
Abu Ahmed means 'father of Ahmed," it's a kunya. Ammar, I know the difference between a war name and an Arabic name.
She got you there, dude.
I swear to you both: I don't know his family name. I would have never asked him something like that. It's not how my uncle worked. My uncle told me he worked for bin Laden. I did see him, once, about a year ago, in Karachi. He read us all a letter from the Sheikh.
A letter?
What did it say?
It said: "Continue the jihad. The work will go on for a hundred years."
