"Our intelligence teams work extremely closely, our militaries work extremely closely together. That cooperation is not going to be changed," Obama said in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
"What we do believe is that the United Kingdom will have less influence in Europe and as a consequence, less influence globally." (Reporting by William James; editing by William Schomberg)Obama says Brexit wouldn't harm U.S.-UK intelligence sharing: BBC
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