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| Mister President, could you summarise the thoughts of your administration after Mister Schwab's warning that the recent slide in share prices has taken its toll on investors? | |
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| Well, of course we are deeply concerned, but I am still confident that these comments will not dent the hopes of a full economic recovery. | |
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| How do you respond to allegations made by Democratic representative John Spratt that by limiting the seminar to like minded participants, you are protecting your policies from scrutiny? | |
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| With all due respect to Mr Spratt, that is utter hogwash. The Bush Administration has always been, and will remain, open to scrutiny in its policies and practises as is the right of every citizen. | |
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| If that is the case, Mr. President, how do you respond to critics of Operation TIPS and its negative press of being an anachronistic throwback to McCarthyism, rewarding citizens for spying on peers? | |
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| That is all for this evening, no further questions. | |
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