Well, I would, but importantly, infrastructure spending has two dimensions. One is that you spend the money and that increases jobs in the actual building of the infrastructure. Second, if it's targeted in the way I described before, targeted at growth-enabling investment. It's not really different from what a company does, which is to invest in new machinery or equipment so that the company will grow in the future, and that machinery then pays for itself, as you go through time. Infrastructure should be seen in a very similar way. If it's growth enabling, it will produce more economic growth and therefore tax revenues and so on to support it in the future.
On October 24th, 2016. See this statement in context.