I could be misinterpreting, but I think Ham meant in the sense that anyone born in North America is native to North America (one more reason why "Native American" is a poor term).

Someone's probably said this in a prior episode thread, but I wonder if this is why Louis Canning always made Alicia so uncomfortable? They have a lot in common in terms of tactics and overall ruthlessness, but Canning embraces his nature in a way that Alicia can't.

My money's on MODOK.

The wire recording wasn't edited. The informant had apparently started and stopped the recorder at convenient times to make Cary sound guilty. Since the informant was dead, they couldn't question him on that.

I'm half convinced he was actually playing Francis Dollarhyde on this show.

In fairness, the entire wildling civilization is supposed to be marching on the wall - so that 100,000 should include all men, women & children, not just warriors. And there's apparently ~115,000 Inuit in the world today. Still, 100,000+ people in the medieval arctic may be stretching things a bit.