Mm-hmm.

So unlike Japan's package, um, uh, which I mentioned earlier, South Korea's investment consists, consists entirely of taxpayer money.

So that means there will be much greater scrutiny from the Congress and much closer public oversight.

So because of that, Korean government is under strong pressure, I think, to choose, uh, projects that are commercially viable and likely to generate a return.

So...

And given that structure, some degree of conflict within, with the US over which projects are selected is most, uh, almost unavoidable.

So I think this issue could continue to weigh on the relationship between two countries.

But on the economic side, I mean, to what extent is there, you know, concern about the United States and it being a reliable economic and trade partner?