I would again emphasize that it seems to this Senator as we review the history of our efforts in Indochina. the efforts of Congress. the money appropriated by Congress. the Executive. the efforts of President after President in Southeast Asia. it is easy to stand up now and suggest that the policy has been wrongand some have indicated that for some time. I might add. But it occurs to me that our immediate attention must be whether or not we are going to face up to the question of trying to preserve freedom for the 25 million people in Southeast Asia. in Cambodia. and in South Vietnam. who might like freedom. or shall we say to those millions today or next week: We cannot be concerned with you until you surrender or until you become a refugee. and then we can offer humanitarian aid. Do we do it through the International Red Cross? Is it done through the United Nation:?