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That's why having google with us and train detroit high school kids, i think is a wonderful thing. >> we're talking about investing in the future. let's talk about where the company is today and the disappointing earnings report. a drop in sales that the company describes as attributed to persistent supply chain disruptions. you and other car companies are not alone, continuing to deal with supply chain issues and micro chips that come in and we're so dependent on in asia specifically. when do you start to think we'll see that alleviated, later this year, looking into next year, and what does ...

This situation, especially with dhs saying, these protests could move here to the u.s.. >> obviously, they are closing a number of key border transactions in the united states and canada. you noted, it's already affected the auto industry. it's already herding, for a lack of -- those micro chips, they are just trying to get production going in. that's going again with microchips. and they have -- they can't get the parts they need in canada. so this could escalate very quickly. there's also the risk that this will spill over and other parts of the united states or other places in the world. pl...

Their assets but, that they have in london, or miami. they could be directly affected. the export ban, we haven't talked a whole lot about that. the export ban is a very powerful. sanction now it means that small components, little micro chips, that russians need for their weapons, for their economy but would be cut off. they could probably find a few other sources, but not the same way that we can. our alliance, including the japanese, the taiwanese but, and the indians, not to mention the europeans, strongly support the sanctions. so, the work that the biden administration has done to develo...

Union speech. is there uniformity on both sides of the ail, are republicans and democrats coming to go in their support for ukraine, and if not, where is their diversion? >> actually, i think this is an example of how we are pretty united. there will probably be some members that vote against it but i think you're going to see a strong bipartisan commitment in congress to provide additional aid to ukraine. >> give me your sense of the veracity of sanctions so far, how crippling are they, how effective can they be, can they deter putin from forward, and in not, what remains until the u.s. nato ...

For -- to run their systems, to put in their military equipment come from europe and the united states or have some source from the united states. most software of micro chips is from the united states, so most of that will be stopped. but that's not today. and that's my concern. the sanctions over time are going to have a huge effect. but not today. >> well, exactly, and i was going to pick up on that because the time line, ukraine may not exist in its current democratic form a couple of months from now. so, again, the arsenal, is there more that the u.s., that nato can do than they are doing...