 I think the thing that sometimes gets overlooked, though, by our allies and partners is that Congress is the ballast in the ship of state. And if you can maintain two-thirds of the support of Congress in terms of an overarching foreign policy, even reckless presidents have a hard time, I think, running against the grain on that. And Taiwan's a great example. Taiwan Relations Act, that was congressionally driven. And for a long, long time, Congress was, I think, more hawkish on Taiwan