Their prices and by devaluing their currency. since the tariffs were put in place back in 2018, the chinese yuan fell by almost 10%. so they have offset virtually all of these tariffs, and the consumers are not seeing any price hikes in any significant way, and it's not showing up in the day that we have core inflation at 1.5%, well below the fed target. so answer to that is, false. we could have a bigger question about whether tariffs in general might cause rising consumer prices, but not in this case. and you notice that people cheered when the president said get tough on china. i'm looking ...