The Senator is saying we are just packing all the things in and the President is trying to work to this aspect and this aspect and that aspect separately. That is not the way I am advised that the President's Executive order and his report to Congress are comprised.
Senator Helms discusses the President's approach to an Executive order and report to Congress.
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