also done is really given tax relief to working class families and middle class families. a family that makes $150,000 a year still has those kids that have to pay locker fees and gym shoes in order to play sports and needs wi-fi at home in order to be able to do their homework. so this is -- there's a high cost of not investing in children. it costs about $800 billion to maybe $1 trillion a year for kids to be poor. but in the long run, investment in children means that they -- we prevent incarcerations. they have higher educational attainments, better outcomes, bot err jobs in the future. it's a great investment. i'm sure that it's going to stay on the table in some form. >> yeah. it seems the debate now might be for how long. collegewoman do you share your