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we have import tariffs, import quo tass, we have tariffs and it's interesting, we also have a huge dairy export about $600 million worth of dairy to canada and have close to $400 million surplus and i think the president is also like justin trudeau making this a political stand. we have a trade surplus with canada overall of $8 billion. we have about a $25 billion surplus in services, deficit, i should say in goods and a larger surplus in services. net-net we still have a better balance with canada than we have with some other country. it strikes me as odd the president suggesting canada has taken advantage of us for years when we have roughly trade imbalance and they are second largest and one of our most important trading partners even beyond china. >> you were on our air a couple weeks ago, ron, and you mentioned you know what, this is a bad idea, bad news when it comes to this here. is that still the case knowing we're at this point and talks picking up again on wednesday? >> this whole thing could have been remediated a long time ago, when president trump, upon taking office, pulled

and it is a set of funds that we can throw at tass to ensure we can get quicker faster stronger and moreesilient. in so doing we poll squadron commanders and wing commanders for to look for a ways we can train smarter in the first 48 hours of a confrontation. as time has gone by we have found recommendations coming from our wing commanders all the way to the match comcommanders about how to protect airmen more so in a combat environment. in one of the discoveries by one of our wing commanders as a result of this innovation initiative was just repulling out the old blueprints for sheltering in place to save lives. and that's a classic case where when you put folks together and they are thinking about what they can do to actually save lives in the battle space. some of the great old ideals that they will come up and take some of those old ideals and put new refinements to it and we are in a position to where actually we know we can save more lives on the couldn't inn. >> on the frozen middle piece one of the things we have done at air force base command is instituted. others have as well,

-- you know better very focused on afghanistan but as you've just the nature of the threat has met tass sized, not terms of groups but also geographically. my question is whether this is a of the strategy that we took or whether this was the natural progression of the threat? >> i think this is the perfect segue to the point we try and time.ll the you go back to 9/11, we think that event in the immediate is still misunderstood to this day. the reason is because people look at that as a horrific which it was ck but you know what osama bin laden is called to this day? you know what he's actually honor they give him? they call him the reviving sheik? why? idea behind 9/11 was, and it didn't pan out the way they thought it would, but in a lot ofot there ways, the idea behind 9/11 is they were going to open up the space for jihad to expand and the ideological belief system in the muslim world to gain a foothold in different countries where they were not before and expand their g to revolution. i agree with a lot of what michael is saying about the and approach nation states and understand wh