charge him or not charge him, but i do think the answer is that this evidence is very significant and it builds on everything we ve already heard. and the most significant thing about all the evidence and yesterday was no exception is that it shows donald trump to be the principal person who is driving each phase of this effort to overturn the election and even more importantly or at least as importantly he is doing it over the vehement and direct objections, repeated objections, of his own staff and his own experts. and so on the issue of intent, we re building an enormous amount of evidence that he was the driving force, he knew what he was doing and he was going to do it come hell or high water. the principal force, the driving force you say. now, put that in historical perspective for us. when you have at that point a sitting president of the united states as the driving force to
to write out in the checkbook. gas is up and food is up, which we re going to get down come hell or high water, but there s other things we can do beyond getting the price of insulin down to $35 a month. imagine the difference it can could. imagine the difference it could make if, in fact, you had other things proposing. imagine if you were in a situation where you can be in a position where you can pay for preschool for kids that are 3 and 4 years old. increasing exponentially their possibility of going on, no matter what kind of family they come from in terms of educational standing, to raise the standard for people. imagine what we could do for child care in a city like philadelphia, new york, the big cities, chicago. costs you $12,000 to $14,000 a month for child care. oh, they shouldn t have to pay more than 7% of your income for that. we could easily afford to do it.
way it really does. it affects the total amount of money you ve got to write out of that checkbook. gas is up and food is up which we re going to get down come hell or high water. but there s other things we can do, beyond getting the price of insulin down to $35 a month. imagine the difference it could make. imagine the difference it can make if you had other things i ve been proposing. imagine if you re in a situation where you re able to a position to pay for preschool for kids that are 3 and 4 years old, increasing exponentially the possibility of going no matter what family they come from in terms of educational standing, to raise the standard for people. imagine what we can do for child care in a city like philadelphia, new york, the big city of chicago, it costs $12,000 to $14,000 a month for child care. they shouldn t have to pay more
which we re going to get down come hell or high water. reporter: biden promising to bring prices down as the worst inflation in 40 years consumes his agenda and threatens his party s majority on capitol hill. jobs are back, but prices are still too high. covid is down, but gas prices are up. reporter: as part of a new messaging push, the president also ramping up his criticism of republicans. republicans in congress are doing everything they can to stop my plans to bring down costs on ordinary families. that s why my plan is not finished and why the results aren t finished either. reporter: biden s speech coming the day before the federal reserve is expected to announce it s raising interest rates three-quarters of a percentage point to combat inflation, which would be the biggest hike since 1994. with gas prices on the rise, the white house formally announced that biden will visit oil-rich saudi arabia next month after vowing to make it a pariah state for the grisly assassin
from democrats, he is paying a price already for going. kaitlin, i want you to stay with us and also bring in kasie hunt andra rahel solomon. kasie can make promises to bring prices down come hell or high water but the reality is there s no relief in sight immediately. there s no relief in sight and the reality is the president doesn t have that many tools. what kaitlin was reporting there, his trip to saudi arabia is evidence of that reality, that he does have to risk looking like he s compromising principles around jamal khashoggi to try to get some policies in place that will actually help get prices down here. that s the hope. we ll see what happens. rahel, what can american consumers, consumers expect as a result of this expected very dramatic interest rate hike? well, essentially, wolf, american consumers can expect the price to borrow increasing. you re already seeing it in mortgage rates. really borrowing costs across