One of the things that he mentioned was that the bill is over 100 pages long—it's 177 pages. It has 204 clauses. It does many, many things. My issue with this bill actually is that it doesn't fundamentally—in all of that kind of worthy stuff that it does do, it doesn't actually do the thing that is probably most important right now, which is to ensure that, given what has happened in our economy, not just over the last 20 years but in particular over the last 18 months of the COVID crisis, it addresses the fundamental inequalities that remain in our tax system between people who work and people who own, between wealth and income. It fundamentally does not address that challenge.