Well, let's start with congestion pricing, where, you know, when it was put on pause, I convened the coalition that brought the litigation that got it in place before Trump became president, knowing that that was going to be critical. That's $15 billion to New York City that we got because we implemented [congestion pricing]. it and because we're standing up and defending it in court. So, you know, if we had, you know, negotiated a deal to turn off the cameras, New York would be out. (14:18–14:24)
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