Ro Khanna

Yeah.

I think in terms of reforming the system, he's in the right direction.

I don't, you know, I don't agree with the specifics of the way he's doing it.

Like many things, I think sometimes he identifies the right issue and he has a solution that I don't agree with.

But the reality is that it has to be reformed.

I mean, and anyone in Silicon Valley, I mean, you guys know this.

I mean, it's been abused.

It's

have people coming in.

Yeah, I agree.

And as you know, some of the outsourcing consulting companies, I don't want to go through all the names, but you know what they are, Tidal Consulting or Cognizant or others, they've gamed the system and they get a bulk of those H1Bs.

And that needs to stop and there needs to be actual talent.

But I want to make a point.

I was just in China.

We had gone to a bipartisan delegation there.

One third of the AI talent is in China, according to a lot of the reports.

And so

I want some of those folks to come to the United States so we can stay ahead of AI.

So there are legitimate uses of the H-1B program.

And what we need to do is fix the program so you can have the legitimate talent still coming to Silicon Valley and around the nation.