 All right, Brian, thanks. Well, a new poll says the U.S. has a largely more favorable image than China. Pew Research surveyed 35 high- and middle-income countries. More than twice as many people saw the U.S. positively than they viewed China across 18 high-income countries, with the gap most stark in Poland, Japan, the U.S., and South Korea. That contrasts with views in the 17 middle-income countries polled, which favor both countries similarly.