additional revenue for their families to get kids out of poverty. i think it is over 20 million young people, families out of poverty. that s really what we have to do. we have to start now building infrastructure of this country. when i saw infrastructure i don t mean just bridges and roads but all of the infrastructure in this country. the speaker stressed the jobs aspects of both of these bills. it is easy for people to envision the jobs component of an infrastructure bill. you ll put construction workers to work. you ll put people to work out there repairing bridges, laying pavement. that is a very easy thing to envision. but she indicated there are actually more jobs in the, what is called the, being referred to now as the social infrastructure bill. and there is. there is job training money. we have tens of billions of dollars that we ll be able to invest in the american people all across this country to retrain them and allow them opportunities and actually open up new indus
and that s what the legislative process is all about. regardless of what people might not have got fully in this bill it is still an incredible investment in the american people. we can t say this is a disappointing bill. $1.75 trillion in infrastructure of people we ve never seen that before in this country, in the history of this country. also, in the other bipartisan bill the infrastructure bill the bipartisan infrastructure bill, again, we haven t seen that type of investment. i think it is time for us now, what i m looking forward to is getting the bills passed, getting the investments to the department of labor, job training money here, and getting it out in the streets so we can get americans working and skilled up in good paying jobs. the intention behind these bills the president has said from the beginning and i believe it in my heart as well is about rebuilding the middle class, allowing opportunities, we have child tax credits to allow families for another year to get