approach is what the government needs. so elon musk, really great applied online. the point that you made, obviously important as well. let me sort of dovetail on something i read earlier today, as we continue our coverage here on ukraine and the energy impact what is happening not just mystically but globally. as this conflict continues, brenda i m just curious if based on everything we have seen if we are going to fall victim to this ever-increasing cost for basic fuel, not just gasoline but home heating cost as well? yes, definitely home heating interconnected to the disruptions to the markets right now. yeah, if you cannot just take off such a high percentage of global energy from the market. it doesn t matter if you buy russian or other when you sort of remove a big chunk from the market. prices are going to go up and affect not only just your
disaster. we re still trying to figure out rules on the arp bill. at the end of the day, you have to make sure every state has the right balance. i m not going to speak for new york. the child tax credit needs to go to things like child care, making sure the nurses and teachers the have a place for their kids to get supported. we have a lot of rental assistance. we don t have a rental assistance problem. i want that money to be turned into more bricks and mortar housing: i guess my overall argument is washington can set these opportunities but leave it to the states to help design and have the flexibility to build the systems to best meet their needs. skyrocketing home heating cost s