Can we do a better job of preparing those individuals that we are asking to do this job?

Who is in charge of that?

We assumed, based on what was told to us, that they had figured this out, and the fact is, they didn't.

We are probably going to have to have folks there for a longer period than what the President presented.

I think there was some curtailment of language training or waivers put into place to get people out.

I want to thank you very much for having this hearing. I don't have any other questions. But this has been a great hearing and I am fired up.

Let me just ask you one other thing.

I need to know how much money you do need.

But you ought to have a plan, at least--

Now, is that ordinarily somebody, if I got a hold of Richard Holbrooke and said, do you have something written down that shows that you have thought, and here is the plan, how many people, human capital, etc., do you think that is in place?

I think the thing that bothers me the most, and I think, Senator Akaka, you did a good job of laying it out, is that it appears that the people that have been brought on don't have the training that they need to get the job done.

Just one other thing, just for information purposes.