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I fully agree with your second comment. In fact, we have been laying the groundwork for a supplemental appropriation to help address the growing needs. Concerning timing, perhaps we can note at the outset that we would like to set aside some time to discuss "other issues" and then begin with the briefing on the crises.

From: Samuel Berger [mailto:sberger@albrightstonebridge.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 1:50 PM
To: Rick Leach; Hunter Biden; Randy Russell; ldarrow@ups.com
Cc: Bonnie Raquet; Marianne Berner; Shannon Hiskey
Subject: RE: Points for the Meeting

Two comments/questions:

Should we do this at the front end of the meeting (most confrontational approach) or after she's presented her briefing?

Also, point here is that WFP USA and WFP are not adversaries; healthy WFP USA which can be effective on the Hill in maintaining and even expanding food programs, despite strong headwinds, critical to WFP and overall mission. If WFP siphons off our US fundraising, can't do our job for the WFP family.


From: Rick Leach [mailto:RLeach@wfpusa.org]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 1:21 PM
To: Hunter Biden; Samuel Berger; Randy Russell; ldarrow@ups.com<mailto:ldarrow@ups.com>
Cc: Bonnie Raquet; Marianne Berner; Shannon Hiskey
Subject: Points for the Meeting

Please find attached some key points for this afternoon's discussion. I look forward to seeing you at 4pm. Thanks again for everything.
All the best,
Rick

Richard Leach
President & CEO

World Food Program USA
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