talking, you just mentioned soft power, which has been on my mind a bit because we even had john mearsheimer, one of the hardest core national security realist in the world. talking about the importance of soft power and how america is diminishing that right now. and i know you're in the trade in economics space, but it raises a fundamental question of an america that has allies and global financial networks and trade flows and has set the terms really for what, for, and direct investment around the world needs to look like. and what that bar needs to be, and this is what you're an expert in. but if we withdraw from all of that infrastructure into our own, what i'm trying to get my head around. is that a new era of american power, or is it a new american, a new era of america that has shrunk, and no longer is really dictating the heartbeat of the world financially? i think, yes i, i would not want us to shrink back into fortress, america, or fortress north america, or even fortress western hemisphere. we need to be engage with the world, the peer that might be happening. i worry that we coul