Officials also expect many parents to be concerned about security, especially in light of the suicide bombings that killed more than 80 people in Amman in November.
"It's true that it will be through persuasion we are going to work, and through evidence," says Yansané. "We expect these companies to be concerned about the image, their credibility.
We're comparing parenting methods and discussing what works for us, arranging play dates, bonding over our trials and errors... I'm reading everything I can get my hands on about parenting, milestones, what I can expect every week and what to be concerned about.
"I make no apologies," he said sternly, "and I don't think the American people would expect me, as commander in chief, not to be concerned about information that could compromise their missions or might get them killed".
"And so I make no apologies, and I don't think the American people would expect me, as commander in chief, not to be concerned about information that might compromise their missions or might get them killed".
Military leaders, however, are not policy makers, so should not be expected to determine priorities, be concerned about what the American people want or even consider the global impact of military actions in a specific questions.
