B
You know, I mean, you know, any, any country that wants to be democratic I'm all for helping them, you know, because I, I understand that, you know, you are looking at the United States as the biggest and longest supporter of that type of government.
A
Right.
B
But at the same time I, I agree. I don't think we can do it and, and just, you know, turn our backs or, or be ignorant per se to the things that are happening here.
A
That's right. You know, we've got, uh, we've got quite a few domestic problems that, uh, that I feel we ought to be concentrating more on. I think the problem is, you know, on the international scope maybe the president feels that, uh, you know, for long-term relations with all these countries it's important and well, we'll, we'll always have the United States. And, you know, we need to solve these international problems but, um, I think I heard in the news about last week sometime that, uh, the president ended up canceling one of his international trips so he could spend more time on dem-, on a domestic issue because the American public is kind of getting fed up with it.
B
Yeah, we, we, we believe in what he's doing abroad but, but like you said there's issues here too.
A
Right.