for roads, there's no reason they shouldn't participate. we laid out the ways to pay for this and i think it doesn't involve raising our taxes. we all know when you raise taxes one place it is felt everywhere. with the stagnation of our economy, we saw slow job growth last month, let's make sure we get everything reopened and the economy fully going full steam. shannon: so the vast majority of your proposal does include hundreds of billions of dollars, you all say in unspent covid funds. here's what the white house says about that, when press secretary jen psaki was asked about it she said here's the reason why that would be difficult to be a key funding mechanism, 95% of it is already allocated somewhere else. democrats say that means you're recently only bringing $250 billion in new spending to the table. it's trillions apart from where the white house started. does it represent real compromise? >> i think we can get to real compromise, absolutely, because we're both still in the game. i think the president told me