this incident. his family said heai loves loved sports photography and sunsets. his family says he was justs awy a few minutes away from home when he was beaten by officers on saturday, january 7th. nichols was pronounced dead dea three days later. varioud thres members of lawlaw enfo enforcement across the country have condemnedrc the actions of the officers in that video just jutonight, several police union, including the los angeles police protective league, released a statement together saying, quote, the killing of terena echols at the hands of the five cowardly former memphis policekillin officersffs is repugnant and the completereu antithesis of how honorablgnante enforcement professionals conduct themselves every dayw e the five officers accused of the brutal beating have been fired and chargebrbeed murd with second degree murder and other felonies. but letting the legal proces bus play out does not seem to be of interest to some and to put out this bulletin calling for violenc
and what will be there for the american people, in addition to the child tax credit, the tax cut that s in there. and climate change. again, it s all paid for. we are very happy that this is they expect we will have it sent back from the senate soon. that s when we will be able to talk about how the american people will benefit. so the cbo scoring controversy, it s a rare thing for the joint tax committee to have a tax provision. the irs enforcement provision is to have something like that that they can t and basically what they are saying is, are the techniques used in the past, they do not apply to this kind of enforcement change. and so the treasury, consulting former irs commissioners and other irs enforcement professionals, they ve come up with their estimate of what it
be there for the american people in addition to the tax cut through the child tax cut that s in there as well as the creation of millions of jobs, many of which tackle climate change, and again, it s all paid for. so we re very happy that this is being sent to the senate. we expect that they ll send it back to us really soon, and that s when we can talk about how much the american people are going to benefit from this bill. the scoring controversy, it s a very rare thing for the cbo and the joint tax committee to have a tax provision, and the irs enforcement provision is essentially a tax provision. to have someone like that that they can t figure out how to score, and basically what they re saying our techniques we have used in the past do not apply to this kind of enforcement change, and so the treasury consulting former irs commissioners and other irs enforcement professionals, they have come up with their estimate
this might help carry white house wire water but is it deep to service for enforcement professionals. they sure made a big deal out of this memo, seems like they have to deliver it at this point. josh: they definitely have too. we have to see the contents of this memo. when you preface it by that. let me just say something that s going to irritate some of my conservative friends. i m deeply disturbed by the classification of any classified information in any form whatsoever. i think perhaps the congressmen felt as though the only way he could get this information out would be to go public and if that s the case, i understand it. what troubles me is having this public discourse for congressmen by the hundreds are going out and reviewing something but they re asking american public cannot. and then providing a take that formulates the view of what the section says without anybody actually having the ability to fact-check that. and it s classified now we re in
you have experienced this tragedy. for people that know this family, love these families, what do you say to them? what can they do at this time to help most? just be there for them. and recognize that being there are for them isn t today because everybody s going to [ inaudible ] i mean, the parents of that 21-year-old girl, they won t even be able to comprehend that their daughter is dead, quite frankly. they ll be in shock for six months. but recognize that this is a life long, life-changing event for all of these people. we ll never see alex again and that hurts everyday. and it took three years, we actually just found out recently from two people that were in the row with alex that are trained lau enforcement professionals,