jerry just said that fairfax has changed in terms of dairy but we're still the preeminent agricultural producer in the world. it's a huge part of our rural economy, so trade isn't just benefiting san francisco and manhattan. trade is benefiting you know, tiny towns in iowa and in nebraska and in montana because we produce food better than anybody else does and other countries want it, but in order for us to be able to sell our beef in japan, we've got to be able to pry open those markets, and when i hear critics of the possibility of us instituting the most progressive trade deal in our history, their answer i guess is the status quo. the status quo is not working for us. you think about how many japanese cars are being driven here in the united states. you go to tokyo.