When you have--you're right, it's not just the Saudis--but you have had this major investment of billions of dollars in madrassas schools, for example, where they're teaching kids how that they're--how not to read and write and do arithmetic but how to read the--their Koran and that's about it.
Rohrabacher critiques the funding of madrassas promoting radical Islamic teachings.
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