to mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch, ben sass across the board. here is the thing, congress has a constitutional right to regulate trade under normal circumstances, but the law that the president used to do this, which is based on national security reasons, which is highly disputed here, but nevertheless, if congress did want to take action, they would have to do it by veto proof majority. on that, i just don't see how congress is going to muster the votes for this, given this is not the same republican party that we've seen in the past when it comes to free trade. so, i think we'll have to see how this plays out, but one important note i want to mention as well that just baffles the mind on all of this is that i did some reporting a couple weeks ago when this first happened. even the steel workers wanted these tariffs to be targeted. they were concerned about exactly this scenario that it would spark a broader trade war. so why -- we still don't have the answers here as to why.