thinking during that time period. this is really just them trying to tie up the loose ends ahead of the public hearings, katy. jake, what more can you tell us on that? i would guess, katy, what would bring this to life and what the committee is going to venture to do is bring in some of the former trump administration white house aides that have been helpful to the committee behind the scenes. many times there are hosts of trump administration aides that have helped to draw out the road map for what happened on january 6th, the planning and the president s mind-set. all that will be super interesting and i help that will come to life. again, the most important thing i would say is going to be having some of those former trump administration officials who have been helping behind the
college and trying to give back, and that doesn t make sense to me. your argument is right on the merits. a lot of people that go to the schools can t afford it themselves and they reached a long way to get there. yeah, and they don t realize until they are adults that the loans they took out in college would end up hurting them in the long run. and it s demographic-based a little bit, and the democratic base is younger and college educated, and that s where we see a disparity. what does it mean for the midterms and 2024 presidential election? for the 2022 midterms, this is something president biden can do to have an impact on young voters that are disengaged, and they don t rate the administration highly, and we spoke to them about why they somewhat disapprove of biden,
and what comes up is the cost of living, and this would be a major piece of relief the president could do unilateral, in theory at least. and the question on whether the president has the authority to do this, and he tasked lawyers to look into this last year, and if he did not have the authority he would have said that by now. the war in ukraine is taking a lot of money. $33 billion is what biden was asking congress for to help the ukrainian people, and i don t think there s many people out there that say it s a bad idea, and there are people questioning where that coming from, and so why can t we have relief in college loans, and it has to be a hard pill to swallow for people struggling? all the loans given to big
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now, and the brits are sending in more. at the same time, look what vladimir putin has done. he s hitting moldova, and these are not countries in nato. so far article 5, the nato article that says a strike on one nato country is a strike on all is holding. it has held completely. putin has not attacked a nato country yet. the last thing he wants is to drag nato into the war, and he s having trouble dealing with the ukrainians on their own, so it s all in how you look at it. these countries, britain and the united states, general mark milley, and secretary austin, and president biden will argue to you, by sending these troops to reendorse nato lines and borders, they are keeping nato out of the war. a look at what is going on with finland and sweden joining nato at some point later this