thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. by the way, usmca, i can tell you it s sitting on nancy pelosi s desk. wait, please. please. please. please. usmca, that s the deal, the tradeth deal, the great trade dl for the farmers, manufacturers, workers of all types, including union. it s sitting on, nancy pelosi desk. she s incapable of moving it. it looks like she can t everybodyik knows it s a great deal. she knows it s a great deal. she said it.it she keeps saying she wants to get it done but we re talking about many, many months sitting on her desk. no votes. and she doesn t have to help with the democrats because they re going to vote for it mostgo of them. and i guess all the republicans are gonna vote for it. but the system gois, the way th system works, she has to put it up for a vote. and she hasn t wanted to do it because i w understand a couplef
we are looking at all of the trade deals we have throughout the globe to make sure they continue to benefit america and american workers. in many cases we can update these deals. so it s not any one particular country i think that we are going to look throughout the whole host of trade agreements, and then other trade-related agreements that we have with with countries to make sure that they are the most up to date. and they address the technological advances that have occurred. and look at the various services, you know, whether it is financial services or manufacturing. and that they reflect the current state of play. this isn t any one country. i think the president made clear throughout the campaign and subsequent that he wants to review every trade dl to make sure that america and american works are maintaining the best deal possible. on the turmoil, how does the administration see the turmoil in brazil. i think that s a question for the department of state right now. corbin