It is so important for you to share with us your successes. Because there are too many people who have been our friends, who have been our advocates, that will tell me, well, what can you really do?

Because my mantra has been coordination, coordination, coordination.

Sometimes I wonder what can we really do?

I am also concerned about the continued reports of violence and abuses perpetrated by police and military units under the pretense of counternarcotics tactics in many Latin American countries.

I hope you will begin your testimonies by updating the subcommittee on what we are doing to assist the Nigerian government to find and free these girls.

Cutting the funding in half does not seem like an appropriate response.

You are cutting education, so that is not a priority, but it is my priority.

But you notice, when I said, what have you accomplished since 1996, pretty silent here, other than facilitating, perpetuating--well, I----

I just feel we are facilitating this horror, and I guess it is hard for me to adjust to this.

What if we cut off all the money? I guess it would be even more miserable.

I have so many other questions, but in the limited time, because the Congressman was kind enough to bring up this issue of Kibera again.