I hope someone will point out to the President of the United States that when I add it up, it comes to $447 billion over those 10 years, which is more than twice as much as he asked for in his infrastructure plan.
Van Hollen criticizes the disparity between defense spending and infrastructure funding in Trump's budget.
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