I have not had a chance to be here for the entire debate. but I wonder if the chairman of our distinguished committee could help answer a few questions that I posed to the gentleman from Wisconsin . I did know that the gentleman from Wisconsin was trying to complete his entire remarks and was not able to totally respond to my questions a moment ago. Is it not true that part of the problem. as I understand it. in this American embargo to have some impact on the Turkish Government is to encourage them to. first. negotiate on the issue of the Cyprus situation. second. to handle the refugee problem. relates to the Turkish Government actual attitude toward the seriousness of the embargo. The problem has been that certain members of our State Department. including our own Secretary of State. have tended to encourage the Turkish Government to not be too concerned about this embargo. because it was felt by those representatives of our Government that with our Presidents newfound popularitythis is after Februarythe Presidents newfound popularity and the willingness of Congress to be very concerned about our bases in Turkey that. therefore. the Turkish Government really did not need to worry about the embargo. because the State Department and the Secretary were persuaded that Congress could be encouraged to turn this all around by eliminating the embargo.