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In January, the Pentagon began investigating whether the White House had shared classified information with Kathryn Bigelow, director of an

WASHINGTON -- The White House made "a planner, operator and commander of SEAL Team Six" that killed Osama bin Laden available to a Hollywood director and screenwriter working on a movie about the successful raid, according to Pentagon and CIA records obtained by the conservative group Judicial Watch.

DOD Officials Disclosed to Filmmakers Identity of SEAL Team Six Operator and Commander; Ask Film Director to Withhold Operator's Name, 'Because He Shouldn't Be Talking Out of School'

Newly released documents have reignited the debate in Washington over whether Obama administration officials granted too much access to filmmakers making a movie about the raid that killed Osama bin Laden -- and whether national security was compromised in the process.

The Obama administration promised a Hollywood filmmaker unprecedented access to the top-secret Navy unit that killed Osama bin Laden to help her make a feature film on the operation at the same time it was publicly ordering officials to stop talking about the raid.

Roebuck’s Dennis Shreefer, responding to Norm Uber’s scolding that accuses President Barack Obama of trying to claim credit for the death of Osama bin Laden, reminds folks that the president heaped plenty of praise on the SEAL team that killed the terrorist.

WASHINGTON -- The White House gave Hollywood filmmakers special access to classified information for their movie about the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, records obtained by a watchdog group show.

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