But if we stick with it, don't give up, work together, we can turn aircraft carriers, and we can get this piece of legislation not just passed and enacted, but implemented well.

None of it, nothing that is this adventurous, this transformative, it won't be perfect.

One of my favorite sayings is, flattery won't hurt you if you don't inhale.

We are not going to back down until we get this right, perfect, as close to perfect as possible.

I am proud of our Committee, very grateful to Senator Capito for her support.

If you want to help people, the best way is to make sure they have a job and to make sure that businesses that are doing good work are providing those job opportunities.

I think there are some rule changes that can be made around, in particular, scrappage requirements.

Thank you, Senator Cardin, for joining us today and for your great work on this bill.

We would rather be involved in the dialogue at the front end as opposed to the back end.

Almost every time, the witnesses would say, more oversight.

We are determined to stop both of those countries, both of those bullies, from being successful in what they are trying to do.

Thank you for the great work you did, and frankly, just about everybody on this Committee and our staffs, on the Bipartisan Infrastructure bill.

I am going to ask you to be very brief in your response.

I love my job. I feel so lucky at any time to actually be here, involved with this climate change, trying to strengthen our economy, tame inflation.

You are talking to a Committee that is chaired by someone who has a State with 300 chickens for every person.

There is no silver bullet. No silver bullet, but there are a lot of silver BBs.

Thanks very much. When we do Q&A, I am going to come back to your last point about the kinds of skills sets that we are graduating students from our colleges and universities, community colleges.

Captured the mood of a nation eager for better days.