North Korea Spy Mission: James Clapper Reveals Details Of Secret US Negotiations In Pyongyang

The top U.S. spy Sunday revealed details of a secret mission to North Korea earlier this month that led to the release of two U.S. citizens held captive. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who arrived in Pyongyang Nov. 8 to negotiate the prisoners' freedom, said on CBS "Face the Nation" he met with North Korean officials for a "terse" dinner and at one point, he thought the mission to secure the prisoners might go sour.