part of the speech that we played, he's looking for a bilateral security agreement. right now, you know, because of the politics of the situation there, with a runoff election between two presidential candidates, the president didn't want to meet with either of those and outgoing president saying according to his advisers to get involved in the politics but he does look forward to an agreement and both of those presidential candidates now have said that they're amenable to it to give america some force to stay there. we don't know exactly what the scope of that will be. 5,000, 10,000 troops. no one is giving detail but the president will decide and he said in his speech that he feels that that's necessary to maintain some presence, to keep up those gains that he attributed to the soldiers there. and this is a pivotal time. it was in the president's own words to not only define america's role in that country, but foreign policy, fredericka,