So how does this hurt Main Street America, when someone wants to start a new business or get a loan?

So does anybody want to buy a car?

That is not community banks getting that money. That is not Main Street Americans and average wage workers getting that money.

The excess money being held in reserve is just sitting there, not being let out, not serving an economic purpose.

The economy of the United States is the largest in the world. At $18 trillion, it represents a quarter share of the global economy.

This is an important event, you know. This -- we are coming together for one thing and, you know, I kind of echoing Speaker Ryan's sentiment that an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.

I'm proud to serve the people. We had a great real police. I saw a lot of brave people within our group the other day.

It really has. And I think it's a wake up call that we can agree to disagree, but in the end of the day, we're one. We represent the people of America, and America is the greatest country in the world. And America never gives in. America…

So, we're going to play a ballgame tomorrow night.

Our country wasn't built on that. Our country was built on debate, fair and square elections and that sort of thing. So, this is something unfortunately, an event like this, that has brought Congress together.

I think if we don't play the ball game, those that -- they may think they won, that we've lost our will. But we're not. We're going to play a ball game, it's for charity, and I would hope tomorrow night that that stadium be filled to…