I think it is related to Commerce.

There is good news in Mexico.

I want to be clear that I will make that an issue.

If we fail to act, however, it is certain that our partners will be looking elsewhere.

I was relatively pleased with some of the progress being made in El Salvador and their cooperation with us on a number of things like Afghanistan.

I think that if you are going to give that kind of money and assistance to a country and its government, you have a right to insist on only wanting to give aid for countries that meet certain benchmarks.

I am surprised there is not more engagement with.

Thank you. Mr. Chairman, thanks for holding this important hearing as well.

So I will just continue it. You know, one of the things that we face a challenge with today when you talk to the everyday man or woman on the street is, well, why are we spending all this money at this time in our history on these things…

It is this inquisitive nature that really brings out the best in us and can really compel a nation to be exceptional.

And just 2 months ago, 19 colleagues on a bipartisan basis here in the U.S. Senate signed a letter asking them to close this down.