 Hello, come in please. Oh Jesus, oh Jesus. Good morning. Nice to see you. Good morning. Good morning. Mr. President, what about the House vote that would require you to keep abiding by the salt limits? I tell you, we've got four wave groups coming in here, so I'm not going to take any more questions. We've got three other questions. Presidente, is Mexico still angry with the United States over that congressional testimony about corruption last night? I already said we. I didn't say that, I'm not to right now. Mr. President, another question. You too have got to stop meeting like this in about two years. What do you hope to accomplish at the end of all your meetings? Well, now as I said, we're not going to take any questions in here, but we're both well aware that there's a limitation on how much time we have left. We'd like to change that. Not for me, for future presidents. Do you involve us with stronger opponents? That's a great question. I can't help but do this. Right in the same order and line. Mr. President, what do you think about this meeting? President Reagan? Oh, we're, for the three previous, wait, we're not taking any questions. And we're just going to get into our meetings here. That's in that order, isn't it? President. I'm here and we're economic clients of which we very much approve. The things that you're doing touched on the subject. Just before we came into the very close to my heart and I want to bring up my belief that our country has ever been economically successful without imported people in months. And we spoke once before with this and it was great to hear what you were suggesting and doing. The very basis I think, you know, the events are encouraging. Not only your own country to stay and be invested in your own, but then you can work that. And I know there have been some feelings in the past that there isn't this a way of then profits being exported to the foreign investor. That's what these countries have had. But the profits are so minor compared to the economy that is generated through employing you and being able to bear all the bonds of my facility in your own country. And I know that you have had a very low percentage in your investment. And I think I need to just make sound like you're referring to different things. Some of our total investors have been invested in the economy. But 24% of this investment is for foreign investors in real time. This meeting, I know, might have more substance than this. But I hope we'll have time to get into this all in six or seven weeks. And I think it will be more of that and very please congratulate you on joining us. We have seven years to give new round of discussions. So we'll be in time for that. This was originally, I'll tell you, this was what was called a family dining, this contract was state dining out there for big dinners. And then over the years, somebody let this just become a kind of a semi-store room and butchers' pantry or something. And Nancy discovered it. And it is a nice room and paintings that were there and everything just closed off. And she restored it. And we have found that it is much more comfortable to be with a gathering of this kind in here and out there in the middle of there. So this was one of her chores that she got rid of.