I revere the responsibility that I have been given, and I am not going to abuse it.

There will not be a coverup.

The people of Georgia have carried on an historic and courageous struggle.

And obviously, whatever time it takes to pull together subpoenaed documents, we will take.

The process is currently before the grand jury.

I think we are bending over backwards here to comply.

The United States should support Georgia's efforts to secure a United Nations peacekeeping effort.

That's what we intend to do.

The memo that we circulated today goes to everybody, and it would include everybody.

We are going to use that process.

It is unconscionable that we do not do more.

He had waived all privileges at that point.

The United States reaffirmed its full support for the territorial integrity of Georgia and pledged its continued backing for United Nations efforts to facilitate a peaceful settlement to the conflict in the Abkhaz region of Georgia.

The United States welcomes the announcement that the Republic of Georgia has decided to move forward on participation in NATO's Partnership For Peace.

I feel a sense of gratitude that we had the opportunity to do it.

We will produce our documents.

The United States recognizes that the Republic of Georgia faces new challenges in ensuring its national security and is ready to work closely with Georgia to assist it in finding ways to meet these challenges.

I've really looked forward to this meeting for a long time.