of goods over the 2017 value. but with new data we got yesterday, based off the last two years of purchasing from china, they fell about $200 billion short of what they were going to purchase, whether it bow from automobiles, aircraft, agriculture. while we hear some optimism about increase in existing markets. at the same time, china, there's frustration. and if we could pull up the u.s. trade representative spokesman saying the data released today has fallen well short of the purchase commitments they made under the phase one agreement. we have engaged prc on its shortfalls for months but have not seen real signs towards moving forward and our patience is wearing thin. the biden administration has