deb haaland, talk about this legislation.s about to go public, $91 billion corporation, and again, we have a large corporation that dozens are you its workers. family sent me to congress because i know what is like to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it is like to be on food stamps and have them for groceries back at the checkout line because you don't have enough money to pay for it. so this continues to be the situation. there is too much in equity in our country and in our world. i think it is time for the big corporations to make right with workers. generally, if you are in a play, the company you work for pays half of -- it is employee contributions. they pay half of your social security and half of your medicare taxes. aret now uber and lyft making their contract employees responsible for that. they're not contract employees. they are workers for the corporation. they are responsible for their $91 billion corporation right now because they are the ones doing the work. lyft toime for uber and pay their fair share s

to think that the woman who is and deb hole hand, who one the native-american women. of haaland is now the chair the natural resources committee public lands subcommittee, that is a very big deal. and very big deal in the native-american community. so we are very proud of them. the beautiful diversity of them. 106 women in the congress, 91 of them democrats. thank you, stephanie. isn't that remarkable? 60% of our caucus, women, people of color, lgbtq. 60% of our caucus. we are thrilled. we wish the other side would have some diversity. but having said that, we say in our caucus, our diversity is our strength, our unity is our power . and that power is recognized, to get to your question by the president of the united states. he knows that we will act together, wherever our differences are on one thing or another when it comes to it, we build our consensus and we make our plan and go forward together. so this morning, we went to the ite house hopeful, hopeful that the president would participate in the conversation as to the previous conversation we had about our infrastructure.