I think very small groups of coalition of the willing... as we vacate the position of leadership that causes great angst among our -- particularly our friends and allies.
James Clapper: “I think very small groups of coalition of the willing... as we vacate the position of leadership that causes great angst…”
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Clapper discusses the implications of the U.S. losing its leadership role on the global stage.
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