That's a good question. I would speculate on why certain things in public opinion in the United States are what they are, but I'm not sure it's particularly constructive.
This is in the public record. As I said earlier, we had made considerable progress. I was with the Prime Minister when he went to the White House, the Oval Office and the working lunch afterwards in October. In the days and weeks that followed, Mr. Sabia and I and then Ambassador Hillman advanced things considerably. The Americans decided to suspend that work. That was of public record. The conversations have restarted, but—