grand jury investigating the capitol riot. tonight, we learned marc short, chief of staff to former vice president mike pence, has cooperated with the justice department s investigation into the attack. i can confirm that i did receive a subpoena for the federal grand jury, and i comply with that subpoena. that was my only appearance before the grand jury. nbc news reports, short testified on friday. he would be the highest ranking, former trump official, known to have testified before the grand jury. short was by pence s side as the mob overran the capital, and called to the vice president himself to be hanged. short also testified before the jan six committee earlier this year. the wall street journal and new york times reporting, pence s top legal adviser, greg jacob, has also spoken to the grand jury. he was also a witness at the january six hearing back in june. and today, the january six committee is out with new evidence. you remember last week, the panel released
selling? we will ask a member of his administration, as the 11th hour gets this underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. a top trump white house insider has now officially appeared under oath, before the federal grand jury investigating the capitol riot. tonight, we learned marc short, chief of staff to former vice president mike pence, has cooperated with the justice department s investigation into the attack. i can confirm that i did receive a subpoena for the federal grand jury, and i comply with that subpoena. that was my only appearance before the grand jury. nbc news reports, sort testified on friday. he would be the highest ranking, former trump official, known to have testified before the grand jury. short was by pence s side as the mob overran the capital, and called to the vice president himself to be hanged. short also testified before the jen six committee earlier this year. the wall street journal and new york times
big cost driver, particularly for older people, but also, families with people with chronic conditions, for example. and also, then, very practical costs like internet, something you and i have talked about before. if we can make internet affordable for families, that can take 30, 50, 100 bucks off a families typical monthly budget. those are the constant kinds of things that actually people are sitting around kitchen tables and talking about, and figuring out how to make these trade-offs. that s where our focus is. prescription drugs, internet, usually important things, and almost every american household. do you think people realize that s what you re doing? because politically speaking, you need to sell this to the american people, so they are aware? look, i think that s the most troublesome to the economy is gas prices, because there is a very visible price on almost every corner in almost every community in the country.
what the president likes to refer to, as a little bit of breathing room? and what that means, the economic security and the dignity, to actually provide for your family, and have a little bit left over each month. so, when you make decisions, and we operate, we are thinking about what is that monthly budget? what are the components of that budget? and what can we do to actually make things more affordable, while also, continuing the momentum that has driven, for example, a very strong job market, where we are seeing wage gains disproportionately on the low end of the income spectrum for the first time in a very long time. so, that s why you see us focusing on things like prescription drugs, which are a big cost driver, particularly for older people, but also, families with people with chronic conditions, for example. and also, then, very practical costs like internet, something you and i have talked about before. if we can make internet affordable for families, that can take 30, 50, 10