also adds considerably to the deficit over ten years. so when you look at all of that spending, and when it comes to the infrastructure bill, it seems really unclear, though we're hoping to get more details soon about what is to pay for it, that's a lot of money. do you worry your party is giving up on being the party of fiscal responsibility? >> yeah, of course it is a worry. and, look, jim jordan never misses an opportunity to slam somebody in his own party. in fact, i see him do that more often than he does anybody else. so jim jordan's -- it is interesting, he talks about how he's a supporter of military spending, but supporting the sequester and a lot of folks in the freedom caucus say they told me privately they want military spending to be less. what we did in this budget is we fixed the military because there was a blunt hammer that came in 2011 called sequester, which was intended to never occur. it was supposed to get us to make grown-up decisions, and it was supposed to be a thing that never happened. it happened. and in the process it devastated our military.