TRANSCRIPT: First, I want to thank my good friend Andy McCarthy for that [UNCLEAR] kind, but it should be lavish introduction. And its obvious from that introduction that he is my good friend. I want to thank Frank Gaffney also for his kind words and also for the work that he and the Center for Security Policy do day in and day out, year in and year out, to keep before a sometimes unwilling audience the threats to the security of this country and to present a forum for developing the most effective ways to combat those threats. I would actually describe it as thankless work, but occasionally, it does elicit tributes. One of which was alluded to by Andy. Even though they may be unintentional. About a week ago, a publication as you heard with the sophisticated monitor — moniker, I should say — Salon, [LAUGHTER] included one of these inadvertent tributes to Frank. Salon hosts a variety of left wing bloggers who would otherwise have to look to their own devices in order to get their stuff out. But it included on May 16th a report by Salons foreign policy correspondent to the effect that there was a struggle going on inside the conservative movement for the ear of Mitt Romney on how to deal with the Arab Spring in general and with the Muslim Brotherhood in particular. A struggle between what the authors call, what the author calls the neocons, which includes such people as Senators Lindsay Graham and John McCain. Who, if you really think about it, are neither particularly <b>…<b>