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decision to go with 25% tariffs on steel, 10% on aluminum across the board with no country exclusions and that s the way to do it, i believe, because simply that, for example, 10% tariff on aluminum, as soon as you start exempting countries you have to raise the tariffs on everybody else. as soon as you exempt one country, then you have to exempt another country and so it s a slippery slope. so i understand what the pentagon said. the president understands it very clearly. he heard all side and made a decision. courageous tough decision and i think it s the right decision. from the perspective of canada, let s just do that because they re the number one importer in the u.s. of steel. canada was say, national security exemption, we fight with you in every war, our soldiers are right next to your shoulders in every conflict. what possible scenario can you envision where we wouldn t supply you with steel and aluminum? let s go back to what the 232 does p. national security and economi

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