They should never apologize. I think what we should do is back the president. He's the commander in chief and he's the president of the United States, and that's what I believe most of the Congress will do. They should do that. As you know, the United States has a lot of trade with China, a lot of U.S. exports, a lot of Chinese exports coming to the United States.
China has a big surplus.
You were among those who did support normalizing trade relations with China. Oh, I think we should be very careful there. But I think anything that's done as far as China, our relationship with them, should be enunciated and led by the president and his Cabinet. Until we hear from that, I don't think that's in order. They could say come and get the plane, or what's left of it, and we could maybe move on to the next order.