it is not raising taxes. we spend a lot of time, jenna, the last couple of years, focusing on job creation programs. we ve been positive about business, keeping taxes and regulation low. opening up foreign trade-offses going on tradens ae about why it is a great place to do business. so that s where we see the growth and in income taxes and corporate income taxes and sales tax,. consumer confidence, people are buying things again. so, we ve had a good career. two years in a row over 5% growth and $450 million surplus, a billion four of surpluses in the last three years. it is always positive. jenna: a lot of dynamics at play. you delivered a speech in front of, i believe the joint meeting of the senate finance, house appropriations and house finance committees. that is pet official group. yeah. jenna: one of the things you mentioned repeatedly the bipartisan support you had for this. this is key. everyone keeps telling us bipartisan exists. it is sort of like the loch ness monster.