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elections, especially the frontline democrats who are concerned about losing the house and the senate as the president poll numbers start to become low. i think the operative word is some. it will all depend on how much relief that people will feel from a student loan debt cancellation. we will see. julie tsirkin, thank you so much. let s go now to one of the most prestigious universities and a new racial racial reckoning, harvard. they released 180-page report identifying these ties to slavery and how they are reaping benefits from. it the nation s oldest interest to shove higher education help to perpetrate the heiress racial oppression and exploitation. titus, dziuba, indigenous girl, these are the few of the names of more than 70 people they report lists of being enslaved by harvard faculty and staff before it was banned in massachusetts in 1783. i believe, because of our
institutions, first the army which is commanded from 1775 to 1783 and second to u.s. government, of course presiding over the first year of 1789 to 1797. tomorrow marks washington s 280th birthday. and today is presidents day and as we honor the greatest leaders in the history, fox news owes will reflect on the greatest leaders and how they would fare in these bipartisan times. the day we set aside to honor presidents perhaps it s wise to ask us why the expectations we have four presidents is reasonable. if we are an exceptional country, shouldn t we have exceptional leaders? there is a difference between being a president and being a leader. maybe the process, the political environment, the media have made it such that the real leaders do not want this job. so we are left with those who cover the title i ll we as a