Again, I'm not going to accept your interpretation of the President's statement, so why don't you separate that out and ask a question. Well, again, the labor movement can speak for the labor movement. China right now is a particularly closed market to the United States. The United States is a wide-open market to China. What we get here is a sort of one-way benefit in opening up the Chinese market to American businesses, to workers, that will create jobs and be good for continuing the unprecedented economic expansion in this country.
History is the answer to the first one.
The U.S. is the most open market in the world. We are the leading proponents in the world to free trade, and the benefits that come, both economic and non-economic. China is closed because of the political and cultural history of China, and they believe it is now in their benefit to open up, open their markets to free flow of capital because it's in their self-interest. We believe it is in our self-interest to allow American products to go into an extraordinarily large and potentially attractive market. I think there were a small minority that acted in a criminal way and should be treated as such, and should be condemned as such.