That's what the election was all about. It is time, we've had our debates, we've had our discussions, and this administration is going to move forward. Mr. President-elect, if I could take you back to the economy for just a moment. You've expressed some concern about the signs of slowdown here. You haven't talked that much about the slowdown around the world.
Japan seems to be slipping back into recession.
Europe has been in some trouble. Well, I am mindful that each country's going to have to make their own decisions, economic decisions, as to how best to invigorate growth. First, we should lead by example, and the example of less regulation, rule of law, capital formation, encouragement of entrepreneurial growth, is an important example for stagnant economies to look at. Secondly, I'm going to promote free trade. I think free trade will be a stimulus for economic activity all around the world.