Chantal Hébert

There have been many of those gestures, and all that you have heard in return is you still have sectoral counter tariffs on aluminum, steel, etc.

That's a major irritant.

That's from Jameson Greer, but also from Ambassador Oxtra.

Oh, the wine and beer and alcohol that is not on the shelves.

which I don't think any premier that is at this point not having these on the shelves would restore without taking a big hit with their own voters.

I can't see Doug Ford saying, my gesture of goodwill is I'm going to do that, or Webb Genoux, or Christine Pritchett.

Canadians are not being nice to us.

They're not traveling to the US.

What do you want to do?

Organize government-sponsored trips so that we can ship people to some beaches in the US to prove goodwill.

But none of those have been followed up.

I'm not saying by giveaways from the administration, but...

by the establishment of a process that normal adults will engage in if they are serious.

It's been demand after demand.

That's what I meant by the movable feast.

You keep bringing food to the table and it gets consumed, obviously, but the only answer is never thank you or will you share with us.

It's just find more.

We're still hungry.

And it does look, when you look at Dominique Leblanc, the minister in charge, latest statements that, you know, he talked about there will be side deals with Mexico and Canada.

It feels like there is a long list of concessions that are being asked.