In 1994, Bill Clinton was in office in the midst of a standoff with North Korea over the communist country's nuclear program. The U.S. was floating the idea of sanctions – and even considered a preemptive strike on North Korea's nuclear facilities to destroy their capabilities.

Jimmy Carter had received invitations from North Korea to visit, and was eager to try his hand at defusing the situation and hashing out an agreement to unify the north and the south. As Clinton weighed his options, Carter called. He had negotiated the framework of a peace agreement, without authorization.

Carter had flown to North Korea with a CNN crew and hashed out the deal. He called Clinton to warn him he was about to go on CNN to announce the deal, which infuriated the Clinton White House, according to Carter biographer Douglas Brinkley's book, "The Unfinished Presidency."

Carter also accepted a dinner invitation from Kim Il-Sung, where he stated the U.S. had stopped pursuing sanctions at the U.N. Backed into a corner, Clinton had to accept the peace deal and stop pursuing sanctions.

i just thought that's who it was until your comment

clinton and biden racing to be the next dead president

Thank you.

he looks like he just realized he's at a funeral

man was old in the '90s and is still 4 years younger than the current president

fuck that

raptor 2, targets sighted. fire when ready

folks, happy Easter

I Plead Allegiance to the Waves of Grain and the Rockets Red Glare. Amen. And God Bless and Eat Our Troops. I'm Hungry.

"I can't believe how many people showed up to my funeral. Tom Sawyer, you've done it again!"

Trump generally doesnt attend these things anymore

It's got that weird saturation to it but I think that's just unusual lighting from the stained glass windows