Even COVID—as I look across the House and see my masked colleagues, I can't help but be reminded of this ever-present problem that is COVID. How much better would our response have been if we had been truly multilateral? But no, what we've done is each nation going into their shell, doing what is best for them, with little consideration for other nations. We saw today, news about how bad it is in Africa, how other nations are not working to ensure that we do get the remedy into Africa. Even our own selves, bilateralism certainly has enabled us to get our own COVID response up to where it needs to be, but a multilateral approach, which is really the antithesis of what we're talking about here, would have been so much better for the world in which we exist.