issues by this, but in the end it s one thing to be angry and concerned, quite another to be violent. i m paraphrasing here. but the president is in wilmington, delaware, he s celebrating his 79th birthday. that s where you ll also find our david spufnlt david, it s clear to me, at least, that the president and vice president are not on the same page in terms of how they reacted to this. what do you make of that? reporter: well, i think, neil, they re both frustrated by this verdict. i mean, president biden said that he had some concerns with it. he was also asked about it on the south lawn yesterday when he returned from a medical appointment, his annual doctor s physical at walter reed. but the reason that he put out a statement saying that the verdict is the verdict and we need to accept the verdict, i think it was a chance for him to call for calm which for the most part as we ve seen in our reporting, things have largely been calm. vice president harris was in columbus, ohio, ye
infrastructure bill within the last few days and an estimated $1.85 trillion for the build back better act. of course, we re seeing numbers 1.75, 1.85, some are estimating it as over $3 trillion. the reason there s not a specific number is because the senate has not put its paws, some people would say, on the, so there may be stuff taken out or added in. when president biden was asked about this on the south lawn yesterday, neil, he said he believes this will happen at least after thanksgiving, it could be before christmas, and that s where may see the numbers go up, go down. it all depends on what the senate wants to do, largely too kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. neil: right. whatever they do has to go back to the house, so this is pretty nasty. david, thank you very much. david spunt with the president many wilmington, delaware. by the way, there is a gap here