This is something that I told President Clinton in Vancouver. And since they have no purchasing power, you cannot sell to them, you cannot sell these aircraft. . . . So you destroy your market, you destroy yourself. I said this to President Clinton, but he said that there's nothing that can be done. The Group of Seven meeting starts today.
Nobody seems to have a proposal for reform of the world's financial architecture.
It is not that there's no proposal. It's just that they won't consider a proposal because they don't like it, particularly the United States doesn't like it. But they're not willing to listen. I mean Chirac is very supportive, so are the Japanese. But the decision is with the United States.