I think we want to be careful not to encourage overborrowing. But you are absolutely right that the level of interest rate on some of these loans is too high.

One of the things that I hear a lot from entrepreneurs when I talk with them is the weakness of our infrastructure.

Well, I think the entire package of tax reform should be revenue neutral.

We should be encouraging more people to enter the country legally and join the labor force, including families with young children.

If you repeal some parts of Dodd-Frank, you are supposedly going to save the budget. You are not going to save the budget anything; you are going to open yourselves up to massive financial risk and another debt catastrophe like the one we…

Mr. JOHNSON. Mr. Doggett, it has a huge impact.

I think inequality is an important issue, and that is what you saw in Mr. Levin's chart.

Medicaid for children is a very sensible investment in the long-term future growth of the country and in its fiscal sustainability because those are the people who pay taxes when they are grown up.

So imports are absolutely very important, Mr. Levin. They destroy jobs.

This is why the Dodd-Frank reforms are so important, and I urge you not to lose track of that part of the big picture.

As you may know, the program is projected to become insolvent in 2016.