In other words, it's an example of free and open trade. And we are continuing in our negotiations. And it is just in that competitive bidding that they have won the right to sell something. Q. Thank you. Q. Mr. President, my name is Robert Pitkins.
American industry is in a depressed state because of the open door trade policy.
Well, we're doing everything we can to make sure that won't happen. We don't want to export jobs and, of course, I did just speak about the advantages that I think exist in free trade and fair trade. And we're continuing to work on that. And we've made great progress with our friends and allies in that field. But if you make business collect too much tax in the price of the product, because the people end up paying the tax, then you make them noncompetitive.