What I was looking for in terms of the response was really an integrated effort toward our capital investments. We talked a lot about infrastructure investments, whether it be road, rail, air or water, especially as we share some of these resources such as the Great Lakes. How do you feel we can actually integrate a lot of those capital investments, whether it be through the St. Lawrence Seaway system, the Asia-Pacific, our rail with CN and CP, air and/or, again, our roadways? The border doesn't act as a wall. It should act to strengthen fluidity.
I'm going back to Mr. Guy again to talk about how we can, in fact—and should we—integrate and discuss with our American partners those capital investments so that we create more fluidity within our supply chains.