And you would agree that the Libyan people are largely very appreciative of the United States assistance in the overthrow of Qadafi?
They have had that for 40 years. They need a government of representation, sir.
Their military structure is extremely limited maritime-wise and surveillance-wise.
Would you agree that their human rights, their rights as citizens, were abused?
How much are we helping with that?
I consider you another compelling argument for comprehensive immigration reform.
I do not think a lot of people are banging down the door to go to Russia.
I think you and others like you are a great example of the fact that we are an exceptional nation.
The U.S. military and the Japan alliance is a cornerstone of peace and security in the region.
I hope you will give this issue a very high priority.
Our priority is for those disputes to be resolved through negotiation and diplomacy.