few days ago. an influential senator, charles grassley, said he would not approve the deal going through if the tariffs were still in place. trump used these tariffs as a way to have leverage over these countries. now that the deal was sealed, he is facing more pressure to lift of them. canada and mexico were pressing through the whole process for the lifting of these tariffs, and it is more of a practical measure for trump than anything about prices and the national severity, which is at the heart of this, too. carl: you're talking about this new nafta, the trade deal in place between the countries. this is something that trump campaign on redoing, saying this was a bad deal for the u.s. what about the new nafta? steven: the new nafta for trump, it updates some things. it updates labor standards, requiring more minimum wage manufacturing in these countries. it requires more local components for cars. they will reach the zero-tariffs eligibility, for example. but ultimately, it does...