00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
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01:00I mean, China was like 20% of our revenue, it was guaranteed.
01:03Like, as long as it didn't have certain elements or certain elements you could cut out,
01:08it was just boom, boom, deals left and right with all different companies.
01:16I think a lot of people are holding their breath to see how CAN goes, to be very honest.
01:20I think that is where we are right now.
01:22They want to see what the appetite is, where this is going to go.
01:25But right now, things in U.S. politics are moving faster than they've ever done before.
01:30So I don't think we'll have to wait a very long time before we see where this is going.
01:34I don't foresee the tariffs going into place.
01:37It would be, how would the tariffs work at this point?
01:40What are we tariffing?
01:41This is IP, this is, is it going to be on a part of a production that goes up?
01:46There's no precedent for how something like this would be tariffed.
01:51And so I think that if the tariffs were to go forward as conceptualized at the moment,
01:57not good for the industry.
01:59It just wouldn't be good for the industry.
02:00On the flip side of that, incentivizing in the right direction is positive for the industry.
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