Rep. Garamendi Says U.S. Has No Choice But to Pass Infrastructure Bill

The transcript covers various political issues, including the need for comprehensive immigration reform, infrastructure challenges, and the impact of tax cuts on the national deficit. It discusses the role of the federal government in infrastructure development and the use of subpoena power for oversight. The conversation highlights the constitutional responsibilities of Congress to hold the administration accountable, particularly regarding potential emoluments violations and obstruction of justice.

What are the implications of the tax cuts mentioned in relation to the deficit?

What is the significance of subpoena power in the context of the Transportation Committee?

How does the speaker justify the need for oversight of the administration?