Yes, the last two Magna plants were built outside of Canada. That's the point you're making.
A couple of things have come under fire, and I take Mr. Wilson's point about the U.S. and our working jointly with them. I get that. One of the largest manufacturing sectors, of course, is agriculture and food production. From my perspective, we have too many eggs in the American basket.
We saw, when we were arguing with them over country of origin labelling, what got their attention more than anything was us renewing and invigorating markets into China and Japan, and pulling product out of the U.S. That got their attention.
I don't necessarily buy the fact that we're tied to them, joined to them at the hip, and can't move unilaterally. One of our strengths is Japan looking at us, the Mexicans looking at us, and the Australians looking at us to help buffer them against some of that U.S. forcefulness that they bring to these trade agreements.
There's a role for us to play in helping the Americans drive to the finish line on this sooner rather than later, so I think we need to play a leadership role in getting it ratified.