A lot of us are looking forward to rolling up our sleeves on and working all together on the rise of, ah, much more assertive and sometimes problematic China that the shifts in in in polls of power around the world, the rise and strengthening of Asia as an economic focal point.

These air things that that are needing to be responded to.

One of the things we did see through the aftermath of January 6th was that the American institutions remain strong.

Uh, the democratic principles and the structures around their electoral process will not be stopped or disrupted by a small, angry mob.

However disconcerting and alarming that could be its's.

It's very much a tradition that the Canadian prime minister and US president our meat very quickly to be able to talk about all the tremendous things that we can do together.

Obviously the incoming administration eyes committed to doing something that is extremely important to me, which is acting on climate change.

I think there's a non opportunity to talk about that, but also a non opportunity to talk about all the things we can do multilaterally in the world.

There is a there is a need for a re engaged United States in in global circles and I look forward to a digging into it with President elect Biden when the time comes.