to the hasty withdraw of foreign troops. relevant countries should earnestly deliver the commitment to support peace, reconciliation and reconstruction in afghanistan and play a constructive role. >> you know, harold, one of the things that the president said today is that foreign policy, a center of it is human rights for him. but, also, you couldn't be some place for a forever war. i asked this earlier but what does that mean for u.s. forces in south korea? >> well, i'm reminded of, first of all, it's always great to hear dr. krauthammer's voice and i'm not going to be lectured to by the chinese foreign minister about our military force leaving afghanistan. but, one thing my mentor and late friend richard holbrooke always said is that the military, our military's mission should never be nation-building. we are not nation building in south korea or germany or japan. we are not propping up a government in any of those nations. we are supporting policy and supporting a government that support our policy. so, i think we should be clear