I don't like any stuff about that. Prime Minister Mulroney. Helen [Helen Thomas, United Press International], what we want to do is read your diaries. [Laughter] That's what I'm waiting for. [At this point, a remark was made in French, and a translation was not provided.] Prime Minister Mulroney. I'm going to read them, Helen, I tell you. Haiti
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