A second video teleconference took place, but this time with the President, his chief of staff, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Vice President and the Director of National Intelligence.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: Good morning everyone.

EVERYONE ELSE: Good morning, Mr. President.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: So how is everything going on?

CHIEF OF STAFF STAMPER: Well, we have some new developments. The Agots developed their own biological weapon from the Catra Rye disease and the Sedunners responded. They allowed us but only if Frost approves our military actions and that they would guard our base.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: Well at least they let us have a base there. On the question of the Agot bio weapon, what are your opinions?

DIRECTOR SCHALLER: Your press secretary made a statement today about that. We'll keep an eye on the Agots. What we can do is track the flow of Catra Death, where it is going, where did it originate, and when our military gets there, we will stop it from entering Reizen.

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: I prepared measures we can take against Agot. We can go convince our allies to impose economic sanctions or even embargoes against the country's major exports. Halting trade with them is also an option so there won't be imports coming in Agot, noting that it's a small and poor country. 

CHANCELLOR CARNEGIE: Maybe they are dependent on agriculture. If that is the case, we block the water flow from the sea, 213's an unclaimed plot. We can pretty much execute our plan there with little to no resistance.

VICE PRESIDENT UNDERWOOD: We'll try to squeeze as much lemon juice out of the lemon as possible. After that we throw 'em in the trash.

SECRETARY IRVING: If Agot uses biological weapon in Reizen or against our allies, how do we respond?

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: We don't want to make it too big at first. Start off with a diplomatic action, we recall our diplomats back home, send theirs back. Convince others to do so too. Once we get a general consensus that Agot did a lot of harm, we can go on to bigger things.
 
VICE PRESIDENT UNDERWOOD: War in Agot is a possibility, but I don't see involving in too many wars manageable. But we can engage in amphibious and clandestine activities.. you know what I mean.

DIRECTOR SCHALLER: That is possible actually. I'll go back and have a talk with the intelligence agencies and we'll come up with a proposal on this.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: That's good. Now how about moving resources to Reizen.

SECRETARY IRVING: We will move 10,000 troops, 60 aircrafts, 26 ships to Deriess Island of Sedunn first. And then once we get our military strategy sorted out, we begin our attacks.

VICE PRESIDENT UNDERWOOD: I'll handle Parliament stuff. I'll go talk with the Parliamentary leaders to brief them what's going on and maintain their support for the Reizen Civil War. I'll make sure the appropriation bills get passed so we get the money needed for this. Most importantly, I'll do the lobbying so they'd pass the Parliamentary Authorization for the Use of Military Force bill ASAP so we can do what we want with our military in Reizen.