Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to our witnesses.
My first question will go to Professor Juneau and Mr. Rigby, and then I'll have something for Mr. Miller.
Both of you have written—and it's come across again tonight—on the importance of the United States for Canada's national security. As part of that, though, you've added a nuance that I think is a very important observation, and that is the polarization we find in the United States. Beyond that, the rise of right-wing populism in the United States makes clear that the United States' role vis-à-vis Canadian national security is automatically under major question.
In light of that, my question to you is what that means for Canada-China relations. To take it one step further as well and return the focus to Canada, what does the rise of polarization in general in Canada—and specifically the right-wing populism that we also see here in this country—imply for Canada-China relations?