d. bridges, c-plus. dams, d. drinking water, d. let's go over here. rail is a b. that's good. but most of those are private companies. ports are c-plus. parks and recreation, d. schools, d-plus. solid waste, transit, d, d, d, all the way down. yep. we have a problem. we have a serious problem. and so what does it mean? if we were to solve the problem? well, here, let's solve that problem. we'll turn this around. well, the problem is all of those d's that you saw. so what if we were to spend $1, well, how about $1 billion, on transportation infrastructure? the return to the economy is somewhere around $3.54. or for every $1 billion that we invest in transportation infrastructure, $21,7 -- 21,6771 jobs. six -- 21,671 jobs. six years of annual funding pport 2.1 million american jobs. w, what is it that our esteemed president proposed? well, here's his infrastructure plan. he cuts more than $168 billion over the next 10 years from existing transportation and infrastructure programs. he provides wall street with an opportunity to invest. and slashes the federal investments and passes the buck to the cities and the counties in the state. that's his infrastructure plan. oh, did i tell you he said he had $200