Pakistan is a nation of 150 million people. And the protests have numbered in the thousands. With each day, it seems that there are less people in the streets, not more. I remind you that when the President has traveled around Europe, for example, after he left Goteborg, where there was an EU summit, the President was already in Poland, and there were more protesters at that EU meeting than there were in some of these protests that we've seen in the Middle East. So you do have pictures, of course, that I've seen on the air, of these protests.
Pictures often get on the air easier than the broader context does.
On the answer to the numbers, this morning when I was briefed on this, after yesterday afternoon, the White House had received some 8,000 pieces of correspondence addressed to the children of Afghanistan. So obviously it's coming in, and the President is very pleased to note that. We'll have updated numbers, of course, throughout the process. To compare the plight of the children of Afghanistan to people who are blessed to live in this country, even those whose lives have been affected by the attack on our country really is not equal. The children of Afghanistan have no food, or they have barely any food.