The need to generate bipartisan support for an increasingly civilian-led effort.
Unless you have that money, that's right.
This is not a nominal figure in DOS. This is a huge amount of money.
Another point is, when we were there DOD and DOS had identified over 1,000 tasks that had to be transitioned or accommod...
We're looking at a 90 percent reduction, which is good news.
the number of $6 billion plus you've suggested is probably an underestimate.
Again, let me reiterate. We all understand that when programs migrate from DOD over to foreign aid, we keep the troops i...
This is going to be a competition not only for money and your effort, but also for money for Afghanistan's efforts.
$72 billion. You have roughly $74 billion we are committing annually.
you have to have a pool of sharing the risk, yes, sir.
I, too, want to thank Commissioner Koller for braving the elements to come down here.