which as you forgive the student loans now and half of them with those with graduate degrees or masters who can pay this off, doctors and lawyers and does not address the bigger issue going up in price people out even at a high income. kayleigh: you had a key point, natalie, that the editorial board saying if the supreme court takes this and rules against biden that will be a proxy to extend three years causing payments extend emperor fertility, till 2024 when he is running again. natalie: it kicks the can down the road, someone has to pay the debts and we are just making it harder and harder for people down the road, because things are getting more expensive. to your point, we talk about 7.7% cpi inflation, but since 1980 the cost of college tuition has gone up by hundred 69%. why don t we ever talk about that? we don t talk about that or acid inflation, it s making it harder and the average person can t afford it, so people graduate
more hurtful for the economy. let s talk about the supply chains again. you have to ask yourself if you re running a company, do i want to depend on a communist china waging war ago us? the consumer can pay for it now or pay for it later. one of the biggest issues facing the consumer today is rising inflation and things that they spend money on. education, prices have gone up. acid inflation has had vis a vis housing. that is the biggest concern on the american consumer s mind. the acid inflation around housing as well as education and not so painful but you think we ll make it through it? i think we will. if you think about the markets, if you don t get a trade war come june, if the markets sell
you ve led revolutions. of all kinds. yet you won t shout about it. it s just not in your nature. instead, you ll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on board. in a meticulous series of questions congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez opened up another trump can of worms. i want to ask a little bit about your conversation with my colleague from missouri about acid inflation. to your knowledge did the president ever provide inflated assets to an insurance company? yes. who else knows that the president did this? alan weisselberg, ron lieberman, and matthew calamari. and where would the committee
the national enquirer. in that you mentioned a, quote, treasure trove of documents in david pecker s office related to information assembled from all of these catch-and-kill operations from people who potentially had damaging information on the president. you also mentioned that the president was very concerned about the whereabouts of these documents and who possessed them. does that treasure trove of documents still exist? i don t know. i asked david pecker for them. you would say the person who knows the whereabouts of these documents would be david becker? david pecker, barry levine or dylan howard. thank you. secondly, i want to ask a little bit about your conversation with my colleague from missouri about acid inflation. to your knowledge, did the president ever provide inflated assets to insurance companies? yes. who else knows that the president did this? allen weisselberg, ron lieberman and matthew calamari. where would the committee
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