doing, because china feels we got to develop. we got to industrialize, and we turn around and say hey you got to stop halfway and do it our way because now we decided the planet matters. but when you have built up that political capital, it makes it much easier to build coalitions. today when the president has no credibility, when there isn't the kind of process that i just described for you where alternative viewpoints are heard, where expertise is valued, when we don't even have a director of national intelligence, which is the position created in order to ensure that the different intelligence community viewpoints, because there is a range of viewpoints even within the intelligence community, usually on most hard issues. but that sort of synthesis and that streamlining we don't have a person in that jock or the deputy job, you really worry -- it's hard enough in the world. we can see in the obama administration how difficult it was to achieve our objectives even with good process. but when that goes out the window, it's extremely hard to build the coalitions we need to