If transportation is a priority, if people see transportation as a jobs bill, if they look at our budget as a jobs budget, then we're going to have to sit with the Congress and figure out how to pay for it.
LaHood emphasizes the need for collaboration with Congress on transportation funding.
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And that's frankly, why I -- when somebody asked me about Trump going to, you know, going there for a visit, it's a complete joke. They were the -- had the, you know, the worst safety record of any administration in the history of DOT.
It's not uncommon to have a crash in an area where there are residents.
I do think that there can be new rules and regulations. And I think while we were at DOT, we promulgated some very strong rules and regulations regarding rail safety.
The answer is $300 to $500 billion to get us back to being number one in infrastructure.
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