Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll always take the opportunity when it's there.
One of the things we're talking about under today's orders of the day is the human rights situation in Iran. We're tending to look outward quite a bit. I'm very concerned about the kinds of repression that have been levelled against their own people. That's why in the last round I was talking a little about that and about the executions.
In the past, we've used containment to try to influence repressive governments into change. That was done with North Korea and with China, as I recall. When we're considering the impact of our actions and how they can benefit the Iranian people, how do you feel about that concept of containment?