We acknowledge the destruction of these majestic species in Africa and we realize and we underscore that closing our eyes to this perhaps historic malady that we are facing in humankind today not only is it just the obliteration of wild species in Africa but also as important to our own security.
Rohrabacher emphasizes the link between wildlife destruction and global security concerns.
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Well, thank you, Mr. Meeks. I have a few questions of my own. But let me note that we are spending $833 billion more this year than we are taking in.
Maybe the people of these countries--for example, Hungary or elsewhere, when they see us getting involved with trying to push various policies and issues with the NGOs, et cetera, in their country, maybe they see it as the same kind of…
I remember, like, one of the things when I first got here was the Clinton administration's insistence on spending what was the equivalent of $50 million providing fuel for North Korea, and it had just the opposite impact.
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