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North Korean Nuclear Negotiations and James Clapper
The discussion returns to Donald Gregg's insights on the failed 2012 "Leap Day Agreement" with North Korea, which Gregg blames on John Kerry's diplomatic approach. The hosts argue that the U.S. military-industrial complex benefits from maintaining North Korea as a perpetual threat to justify arms sales to South Korea.
US-Canada Military Agreement, Intelligence Sharing Loophole
The U.S. and Canada have signed an agreement allowing troops to cross the border during emergencies. The hosts suggest this is a way to bypass Posse Comitatus laws. They also describe a "kosher" intelligence loophole where the CIA and MI6 spy on each other's citizens to circumvent domestic privacy laws.
A brief report mentions a February 2008 agreement signed between the United States and Canada regarding mutual military assistance. The agreement suggests that armed forces from both nations could assist each other during domestic emergencies or potential martial law scenarios, functioning similarly to a bilateral NATO arrangement.
