On his way into office, he said he was looking for a border tax on all goods coming in. He then turned around and threatened very specific companies like Ford and BMW, putting a tax specifically on.... Whether he could do it or not was not the question. The markets reacted to the fact that the President of the United States was threatening some type of action.
He threatened to pull out of NAFTA. Our industry knows no borders. Frankly, if you have an OEM customer, there are concentric geographic circles of supply and you have to be close to your customer. There are 10 OEM plants in Canada, but they're all selling goods to the U.S., so it's a big threat. This is the way the President likes to play. Frankly, Canada has had some big, crazy threats, which from a legislative point of view I'm not sure he could enact, but that's not the way capital flows and that's not the way customers pick their suppliers. It was a big threat.