WASHINGTON (AP) — Bill Clinton is calling for clarity in how countries gather intelligence.
And when it comes to secretly monitoring the telephone conversations or emails of world leaders, the former president says American agencies might have spied on leaders his administration thought were engaging in hostile acts against the U.S. He says his administration didn’t have the ability to do much of what’s currently being done.
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