president and his fellow democrats first laid out nearly 16 months ago. look, this bill is far from perfect. it s a compromise. but it s often how progress is made, by compromises. and the fact is that my message to congress is this this is the strongest bill you can pass to lower inflation, cut the deficit, reduce health care cost, tackle the climate crisis and promote energy security, all the time reducing the burdens facing working class and middle-class families. so pass it. pass it for the american people. pass it for america. i want to bring in nbc capitol hill correspondent ali viatali, jason furman served as chair of the economic advisers and is professor of economic policy at harvard. i don t know how much of this you were able to listen to, jason, but if you had to sort of break it down for folks to the basics of what is, as we said, a very complex economic argument that the white house is trying to make, what is it? it s a very complex economic situation. t
Error in this case is where i m going to focus. if i can t get those things in, if i can t keep those things from being in front of the jury, then i have an opportunity to potentially question the police s paperwork, their investigation and whether things were done up to code and up to standard. charles coleman, it s always good to have your experience and perspective, thank you so much. good to see you today. meantime, nick mulvaney is meeting today with the january 6th committee. mulvaney resigned after the kreks. moments ago he arrived at the capitol. nbc news had the only camera there to ask about his appearance. what are you planning to tell the committee today? the truth. how about that for a start? were you asked to come in, or did you volunteer to come in?
Didn t have a for sale sign on it which he thought was unusual. when the news broke about the patrol car was found there, he called in and said i saw this car out there. reporter: more evidence is emerging that indicating the escape was planned in advance. court documents show the assistant director of kreks for this northwest alabama county sold her home two weeks prior for just over $95,000 well below the current market value of nearly $205,000. she moved in next door to live with her mother who told cnn she had no idea what was about to happe happen. reporter: the sheriff says the special relationship may have started in 2020 while he was serving a 75 year prison sentence for series of crimes including a 2015 home invasion. the two are not related. we know there was
Electrical box on a cat walk and meet. palmer says he had no idea that any of the assistance he was providing would in any way make an escape easier. staggering how much was going on inside that prison. cnn spoke to the accused kreks officer shortly before his arrest. interviewing gene palmer offcamera after he gave his statement to detectives. there was a sense of despair sort of what did i do. and, he felt really really bad. you could see the pain all over his face. at one point, he started to cry when he was thinking about his family and sort of what he did and what life would be like for him now. this man was a correction officer for 28 years. he was, you know part of what he called the law enforcement team. and never did he ever expect something like this to happen. he had no intention for this to