point, but he shouldn t express it the way he did. he said people complain about losing, you look like whiners and shouldn t attack those in the race and call them cowards. the point is, did he win fair and square? he followed the rules. right, california chrome, though, had to race in the kentucky derby and the priqueness to be qualified to win the triple crown and had to race in the races. at his point, the new horses with fresh legs that haven t raced in the previous ones are relaxed and ready to go with fresh legs. and they haven t been doing 20 squats before. sure. but as a champion you have to do all three. but he should also man it up and act nicely when you lose. don t you think he should have taken time to cool off and talked about it later or not? very often the attention is on him right now. that s why 103,000 people came out to the belmont stake this is year.
if you get a masters in medicine, in 2012 it s $135,000. but as you can see, back in 2004, it started at $103,000. there is plenty of evidence that people went into these programs medicine and law, and a whole raft of other students, student study programs knowing at the end of the road their debt would be forgiven. so they ran up a whole lot of debt knowing that the taxpayer was going to subsidize them at the far end. i repeat: 1.3 million people tried to walk awaykp &c@ from $72 billion, $73 billion worth of student debt. i maintain that that is maybe the sound of the student loan debt bubble bursting because it s now $1.1 trillion in student debt. $1.1 trillion, doubled since the year 2007. people can t afford it. they re looking for ways of getting around it and they re giving the taxpayer the bill. as the taxpayer always winds up with the bill. what started out as a
tournament of champions. is he breaking all of the unwritten rules? is it fair? he would say don t hate the player, hate the game u. but he is back. arthur chu is back to defend his title on tonight s show. he s the one that some viewers love to hate for his unorthodox style. his methods seem to be working. he s won nearly $103,000. here s the clue to help you all. reporter: he s been blasted for his unconventional wing strategy. dubbed a mad genius and villain on social media and is currently the quiz show s reigning champion. the answer, who is arthur chu. the 30-year-old insurance analyst is back. he s playing to defend his winning streak. much to the chagrin of many show traditionalists who feel chu is gaming the system. it s a wise champion that knows which categories are good
episode was shot back in november and this was before all the backlash began and before chu knew anyone had a problem with his playing style. if you see a gentler player on to, probably not. does he need to be apologetic? he s just trying to win a game. even if he could go back, he wouldn t. if it ain t broke, don t fix it. he won $103,000 doing what he does. it s strategy. i m thinking it gets mikaela s suggesignature. this is a controversy. people are not happy. just because people don t like it doesn t mean they are right. i didn t know it was a gentleman s game. i thought it was to get the most money. we had the guy in the piece who said all he wants is the
house was going to present an alternative sometime this year when pressed on the details in the exact timeline, he wouldn t get specific. but i do think it s notable, you sort of hear republicans getting rid of that word repeal, which certainly took up so much time and energy last year. they are shifting their strategy. it s an acknowledgement on their part that the president s health care law is not going anywhere at this point. alex? interesting assessment. okay, thank you very much. kristen welker at the white house. making money off of flipping houses begins today s number one realty track. the average profit from buying fixer uppers and selling them after a makeover was just over $15,000. the state that yielded the best highest average profit was massachusetts. on average, house flippers there made $103,000 off flipping homes. california came in second with $100,000. maryland third with a profit just above $98,000. denver broncos quarterback peyton manning goes into today s