The President, I think, has been able to deliver that message. And I think that what he has done is drawn the attention of Americans to many of the very positive aspects of developments in Africa that are good for Africans and for US interests. We are going to continue to build on his trip in a very substantial way and work with members of Congress because there has been so much interest evidenced there. Since that is the last question let me just say the following just to recap what the three of us have said here. National security interests are indivisible.
American leadership is indivisible.
The various parts of the supplemental package, the four parts on the IMF, the UN, Bosnia and Iraq are essential so that we can carry on our national security goals. We need to have the support of Congress on this. We are counting on them to make sure that America can stand tall and that we will be able to carry on the leadership roles and we need all four parts of this. There is a tangle in Congress now in terms of this legislation. And we need all four parts of this together in order for us to be able to carry out our national security policy without our hands tied behind our back.