I'm sorry, it is my turn. You can leave it at that. I just wanted to correct what had been said.
I'm going to switch to something Mr. Julian said about losses in manufacturing jobs. The statistics are clear, with 600,000 net new jobs being created because of a number of factors. Yes, there was a bad month there; we are not immune to the effects of the European challenges and the challenges in the United States.
But when he talks about manufacturing job losses, I mean, we're talking about monetary policy. But there's fiscal policy, as you've said, that's linked, and I mean, this is a colleague of mine who is emphatically against trade, and trade agreements are what is driving much of the recovery in the manufacturing sector--