I'm especially proud that both of you reside in my State, in the wonderful area of Tampa.

All right, you take a country like Saudi Arabia, they can deal with the radicalization problems by going to the tribes, which is the family of the young fellow that's been radicalized, and work at it that way.

What will be the biggest challenge as we draw down U.S. forces in Haiti?

What are your greatest security concerns in Haiti post-earthquake i.e. drug trafficking, gangs, general instability?

General Fraser, are you satisfied that our civilian agencies will pick up the slack on the humanitarian operations--including the security of food distribution--when the U.S. military departs?

With the rainy season officially beginning on April 15, what are we doing to help internally displaced Haitians in and around Port-au-Prince with shelter and sanitation?

Tomorrow in our Emerging Threats Subcommittee we're going to look at the comprehensive way that the military, integrating with the civilian agencies, can best project U.S. power and interests.

Well, what advice should I give to the head of USAID tomorrow? What questions should I ask in our hearing tomorrow that would get around USAID...

I was not very satisfied when we had the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Ms. Flournoy, come to talk to us about the policy.

There has to be a holistic approach.

I will continue to protect so that you don't have the invasions there so that you can't test, train, and drop live ordnance.