And ultimately, these questions are only raised when you're talking about making buses free, which would cost less than what I just cited, or Delivering universal childcare would also cost less than the economic cost we're seeing of the absence of that, which is more than $20 billion just a few years ago. So it is a political choice as to what we focus on. There are good faith questions as to how we pay for these things. (18:17–18:33)
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