might be trained in child care when you move to another state no reciprocity for education. that increases the cost of child care. there is a lot of low hanging fruit that states can also address. i would like to see states highlight those things as congress fights over the money which is going to happen this fall. ainsley: all right, congressman. where do you see this going? i do there are bipartisan areas. having more flexibility and training makes sense. not necessarily having a four year degree. having more pay for child care workers. look, in investment in america s children should be common sense. it s pro-family. it s pro-economic growth. corporations are losing billions of dollars because of women, particularly not being age to work with child care republican initiative. general ford and george w. bush who actually had a child care tax credit. it s been bipartisan and i m hoping we can get bipartisan funding for this. ainsley: i hope so, too.