machinists in washington after they ve rejected the contract offer. what s left for the union to do? well, hopefully the governor and some others can weigh in on boeing. and as you and i were just discussing that boeing comes to understand that they re not going to be able to replace that work force and all those years of experience that they have. and ultimately, a race to the bottom isn t going to do boeing any favors as well. you know, the companies that buy their planes, buy them because they fly very well, not because they re necessarily cheap. and that s what you want. and you don t want, necessarily, cheap worker. you want workers who are highly skilled, who have years of experience and who want a great plane together, as they have over the last couple of decades for boeing, right there in the state of washington. scott paul, alliance for american manufacturing. good to have you with us tonight. thanks so much for joining us. i d like to know what congress thinks of these bi