We didn't stay away from it because-because it was the scene of this ghastly military action against the students. And I don't think President Clinton should either. In fact, we can even reframe it. It's also the place where the Goddess of Democracy was placed by the students, so President Clinton is being welcomed in this square where the students did these wonderful things. But, more than that, Clinton has got his priorities right.
China is an emerging superpower.
It will be the most important partner with the United States, ensuring a stable Asia in the next century, and perhaps even have a global role with the United States. And I don't think he has to apologize for that. Bob-yes, go ahead. It's for the people of the United States. Well, certainly the priority should be on maintaining the constructed dialogue with China, but the right kind of constructed dialogue, one that sends the signal that the United States does care about human rights and democracy and political freedom.