Lisa Abramowicz

Have you had any of these conversations?

Okay, well, we'll wait to hear from the Department of Justice.

When it goes back to the mortgage-backed securities that you have been talking about, you've already been purchasing about north of $230 billion of them last year.

There is a cap.

Do you expect to reach that cap this year?

Elizabeth Warren wanted to see an effort like this.

Do you think the president is taking cues from some of the more populist wings of the Democratic Party?

Is the president going to declare a housing emergency in the United States?

But to Lisa's point, is there a line in the sand on the unemployment rate tomorrow that would maybe have you think about this a little bit differently?

What if the unemployment rate drops down 4.5 percent or even 4.4 percent?

In just the past few weeks, we've heard from a number of your colleagues talking about how actually they feel like we're pretty close to neutral.

Have you made any inroads convincing them that they're not right about this, the way you see the world?

Ambassador, have you had any specific directives from the president, though, as you carry out your negotiations to make sure any tariffs you put on from here or any ones that you negotiate specifically are not having an impact on affordability?

Ambassador, I'd love to go back where Lisa started, and that is it looks more likely that we indeed have something of a TikTok deal where U.S.

buyers will take the American portion.

You, after some of the negotiations in Madrid, were talking about how this deal, how this company was part and parcel of a variety of matters when it comes to negotiating with your Chinese counterparts.

So have you had more discussions about this deal with TikTok?

Does it seem likely that China will let it happen?

Ambassador, I think a lot of the confusion for many people comes around national security.

One of the points that you mentioned just a moment ago, especially things with H-200 chips, giving chips to China was seen an issue of national security, even giving F-35s to Saudi Arabia.