“What the president was telling us when he was running for president wasn't that he alone could fix it. What he was telling us was that he alone could break it. And I think that there are consequences of that because when you are just deciding to break everything, there is a lot of collateral damage.”

…to wait and the ones who are being left behind, that almost becomes a generational phenomenon, that we're just being told to wait continually. We're being left behind continually. I think the challenge we've seen from some of the things, particularly we've seen from the federal government, from this, from the Trump Bance administration, is they've just decided to break everything. And I think what the president was telling us when he was running for president wasn't that he alone could fix it. What he was telling us was that he alone could break it. And I think that there are consequences of that because when you are just deciding to break everything, there is a lot of collateral damage. And unfortunately, a lot of the collateral damage have been working families, have been families like, you know, like our federal workers who live in the state of Maryland. And frankly, a lot of the collateral damage have been people who never felt like the system worked for them in the first place and it hadn't. And now they're just getting more verification of that.