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A. I have a program. It works but I would like to improve it. Q. Do you have a program that you could present? A. Yes, I do. Q. I would be very happy to have that. Thank you. I am sure, Mr. Chairman, that the witnesses would appreciate this. MR. KERR: The witness may proceed, Mr. Stupak. MR. STUPAKO: Mr. Chairman, can the witness tell us the date, the approximate time of the event? THE CHAIRMAN: Yes. MR. KERR: This is a classified document. MR. STUPAKO: I am going to object to this being classified and it is not appropriate that it be brought into the United States unless it is classified. We have it now, it is classified, you can go back and read it. THE CHAIRMAN: Mr. Chairman, I think it is appropriate that the witness proceed. I think it is more likely that it would be better to be classified as a document, that this is what Mr. Stupak has, that this is a very sensitive document. MR. KERR: The witness may proceed. THE CHAIRMAN: If you wish to go any further, you may. I think that is all my objections. I would just request for the record that we not make any statements about its content or the name of the author as a result of what may or may not be classified. The contents are still classified. [The testimony then concluded.] MR. KERR: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to ask a question to the witness. The witness may answer. THE CHAIRMAN: I think the witness is going to decline. MR. STUPAKO: That's all right. [The testimony concluded.] MR. STUPAKO: We...