the pivot does not appear to involve a commensurately greater effort on human rights issues in Asia.

Yes, me too. Twenty years ago on June 4 I married my wife. There was no doubt I would remember that date.

I could only hope that she would be as courageous in a similar situation as you have shown.

I think as we all know, there's going to be much more activity in the Pacific than there has been.

We are grateful. We'll stay on this.

Yes, I think it's very insightful. Many of us mark time from that.

What can we do to help? What can we constructively do to help?

Thanks, Mr. Pittenger.

I would be remiss if I wouldn't, as the co-chair with Chairman Miller of the--co-chair of the USO Caucus to thank you for your dedication when you were over at USO.

I think it builds trust is that, you know, we are not calling over to trap somebody into saying something, just running something by them: What do you think about this bill on speeding the backlog, do you really think it would help?

It has made us less dependent on foreign oil.