For the first time, for example, we'll have trade compliance people stationed in Beijing to keep an eye on things. And we'll be doing the same in other capitals, also. And we need to openly talk about the negatives, and the positives of trade. I saw it last year during a 20-city trade education tour we organized with business groups and civic leaders. Let me tell you, it was pretty rough.
People can get very emotional about trade.
But these are the people that we need to be talking to, explaining that this is a pocket book issue. I came from the private sector. So I know CEOs don't like going to their workers, especially when the issue is difficult, such as trade. But these are different times. They are going to have to change.