Keep in mind, we worked hard and I know you covered this to get a housing bill that really addresses the core of the problem, and that is supply. We're not going to bring down the cost of housing until we build more housing. Most estimates are that we're about 3 million housing units short of what we need in America. and that's housing for first time home buyers, housing for seniors, apartments for renters, housing for people with disabilities, housing in urban areas, housing in suburban areas, housing in rural areas. (45:29–45:37)
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