very, very vociferously. >> just to explain to our viewers what he's talking about and what he's actually not talking about, gary cohn, former director of the national economic council, in the book told an associate that there was a document that would have undone a treaty between the united states and south korea that gary cohn felt was important for the national security of the united states. it allowed -- it kept forces and equipment in south korea that would allow the united states to detect the launch of a north korean missile within seven seconds as opposed to 15 minutes from detecting equipment in alaska or near alaska. and that's why gary cohn, according to this associate in this woodward book, takes the document away so trump doesn't sign it because he says it will be bad for national security. i don't know what that document has to do with the new trade agreement, if anything. but that's what president trump is perhaps conflating when he pushes back on it. i don't know if this is going to