And so let me be very specific. What we've done, we were leaning on the House 21st Century act to really bring down the cost of that first time homebuyer. It used to be at the age of 20 you get near first home. Now it's all the way up to the age of 40. The problem is real. So let's talk about solutions. I'm leading a bipartisan rural housing act to make sure that we have the ability to get housing in to every community across America. (06:52–06:57)
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