So most of the people in this room could probably afford a more expensive car, but there's a vast majority--it seems like kind of a regressive tax, in essence.
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Kinzinger discusses the affordability of cars under new regulations.
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I mean, it's interesting. So, you know, like with Graham saying he prefaced his statement with -- the president can do what he wants, right?
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