I mean, this is the first trip to China by any U.K. prime minister in eight years. We saw President Trump's irritation with the prime minister of Canada, Mark Carney, on full display last week at Davos. Now, initially Trump said, if Canada can get a deal with China, it should do it. So it is not just China that U.S. allies are looking at as they diversify economic and even security relationships away from Washington. KELLY: And, Lauren, for the U.K. particularly, what is Prime Minister Starmer doing to avoid similar tariff threats from Trump if Britain, say, does a deal with China?