I Don't Think That [normalization]

Over The Longer Term, China Will Grow By About 6% Or 7% Per Year. The Chinese Authorities Usually React Pretty Quickly To Unfolding Economic Events, And You've Seen Them Recently Change A Whole Bunch Of Policies To Be More Conducive To Growth. They Have The Power And Capability To Macromanage The Economy - To Accomplish Their Growth Objectives - Which Means They're Pretty Much Going To Come Close To What They Say Is Going To Happen.

I Believe It's A Good Thing That People Say, "can We Find A Way To Live Together In Peace?" And They Did, For The Most Part.

People Need To Understand: Businesses Are Going To Make Mistakes. They Shouldn't Be Shot And Hung Every Time. We Should Apologize For It. We Should Make Up For It. My Shareholders Paid For It. No Customer Was Hurt, Which Is Critical To Me. But I Hurt My Shareholders, And I Wish I Hadn't.

If You Have The Choice, It's Far Better To Say, "that Person Has The Job, And They Really Don't Need That Much Of My Oversight." Maybe They Don't Need Any Of It.

I Think The Politics Have Gotten Better In The United States, Which Makes It Easier To Pass Legislation, Budgets And Treaties.