I think that it serves, it serves propaganda value for the North Koreans, I mean to have somebody of James Clapper's statured of go to make that visit.
James Clapper: “I think that it serves, it serves propaganda value for the North Koreans, I mean to have somebody of James Clapper's…”
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Laura Ling discusses the significance of James Clapper's visit to North Korea for the release of Kenneth Bae.
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