:28:00
I said that. I said that.
:28:05
I told him to say that.
:28:08
- What?
- I didn't say anything.
:28:11
- But you were thinking something.
- No.
:28:14
I was just distracted by the trouble
you were having with your ensemble.
:28:20
Well, it's not every day
you have to look trustworthy.
:28:25
- Who told who to say what?
- It's not important.
:28:30
- The President?
- Yeah.
:28:32
Mom says she makes more money
than the President.
:28:36
She's probably right. Bye.
:28:48
Thank you, Dr Ryan,
for your information.
:28:53
- Thank you, Senator.
- We must help the Colombians -
:28:56
- in their struggle to curtail
the drug cartels' activities.
:29:00
However, I'm confused.
How do you see additional funds -
:29:07
- advancing this programme
from the failure that it is?
:29:10
- You see what I'm getting at?
- No, I'm afraid I don't.
:29:14
You said this effort would be
totally benign on our part.
:29:18
Our assistance is limited
to supply and advice only.
:29:22
I've read that.
:29:24
I've also read a similar finding
written 35 years ago -
:29:29
- regarding a little-thought-of
sliver of jungle in Southeast Asia.
:29:33
Sorry, you're comparing our request
for anti-drug funds to Vietnam?
:29:39
I'm comparing it to every time
a committee such as this is asked -
:29:43
- to render judgement
based on less than all the facts.
:29:50
I'm afraid I don't know
what to say to that.
:29:53
You can assure us
that we have all the facts.
:29:56
I thought I had.
:29:58
You can further assure us then
that this increase in funds -