mr. gibson, i have assembled the masses! we are ready to do thy bidding! have i been a good boy, mr. gibson? - so you boys have led me here to your secret base, huh? i guess now you're going to start to torturing me! agh! oh, my nipples are so tender. don't squeeze them anymore! - that's...mel gibson? he's not quite as eloquent as i had pictured. - i'll bet you wanna torture me now, don't you! - dude, what's wrong with him? - he's cuckoo, dude. he's absolutely out of his mind. - you--you would all love to torture me, wouldn't you? okay, fine. see what you can fit in there. i can take it! - dude, i've been freaked out this whole time because of that guy's movie? - fine! if nobody here is man enough to torture me, then just give me my $18. - it's our $18. your movie sucked! - you can't say my movie sucked, or else you're saying christianity sucks! - no, dude, if you want to be christian, that's cool, but you should follow what jesus taught instead of how he got killed. focusing on how he got killed is what people did in the dark ages, and it ends up with really bad results. - you know,

gibson with reuters. i want to ask you, particularly, mr. foster, what you think withdrawing from nafta would do to the u.s. economy when you talk about forces stopping expansions, do you think that could push the u.s. into a recession and more broadly what you think the economic impacts could be? >> well, the impacts would clearly be harmful in two different ways. as i said, expanding trade so we can do best what we do best and others can do best what they do best and we're all better off and that's the basic principle and if you withdraw from nafta either quickly or slowly over time and maybe announce it at some future date, you're moving in the wrong direction. so the specific is harmful. the general would be harmful, and that is the president ran on trade policies that were deeply concerning to the business community. since then, his administration has been working through how to manifest those views into actual policy and so far they've been fairly benign and things we can work with. on the other hand, withdrawing from nafta would be a