So, I'll expect a report back on--when that investigating team is in Virginia and the results of that investigation?

this is not a Florida- or Louisiana-only problem.

this is a national problem, and we expect a solution where all communities affected are going to be taken into consideration.

this is a health disaster, and it is--Mr. Kampf indicated--a financial disaster.

I guess one question I would have is--and I think Senator Nelson is asking the right questions, in terms of finding the analysis, the source, and how bad it is.

Is there any ability to look at FEMA assistance or other assistance?

It's stunning to me that we have people going in and testing, and having symptoms from going into these homes to do the tests.

I expect that testing to take place elsewhere.

And we require it in other areas. They need to understand us every bit as much as we need to understand them.

I actually offered an amendment yesterday, on the exact point that you just made.

We need a strategy that has clearly articulated endpoints, not simply benchmarks, so we really know where we are going.

Militarily, we should go, at the right time. I think everyone should know that. Diplomatically, culturally, we should be staying.

I don't believe it's always necessary that, if the American flag goes down, that we end up staying to rebuild a nation.

The faster we can get that out with more specificity, the better.

But by implication, then the taxpayer should be expected to continue to honor all of the AIG obligations, 100 cents on the dollar, for as long as we are in AIG.

I want to go back to where, actually, Chairman Dodd started the questioning about the issue of how we can help the small businesses.

And will a piece of that detail be any--it will be the expectation, but will there actually be a requirement...

I just do not believe that the reaction of the market would be so traumatic at this point if we sent out warning signals.