out that become overbearing debt. it turns out that about half the people with debt would ve been totally wiped out with that debt would ve been totally wiped out with that little relief. we debt would ve been totally wiped out with that little relief. with that little relief. we are at the present with that little relief. we are at the present earlier with that little relief. we are at the present earlier in with that little relief. we are atl the present earlier in democrats with that little relief. we are at - the present earlier in democrats as well of been saying they want to continue to fight for debt relief in dc any action taking place this week by congress? the dc any action taking place this week by congress? dc any action taking place this week by congress? the republicans are in control of the by congress? the republicans are in control of the house by congress? the republicans are in control of the house and by congress? the republicans are in control of
of relief and others, even up to $20,000 of relief. it was a huge plan in total, costing somewhere in the region of over $400 billion. president biden was accused of overreaching his powers by using an old act in order to modify student financial assistance. what the court has found, and the argument against president biden was, that this was far beyond any kind of modification and that he didn t actually have the authority to do it. now the big question, and we will hear from president biden shortly, is what else might he try to do to ease that dead burden. debt burden. students want to see more action because of this mounting student debt and the burden they say it is placing on them. we debt and the burden they say it is placing on them- debt and the burden they say it is placing on them. we are expecting president biden placing on them. we are expecting president biden to placing on them. we are expecting president biden to speak placing on them. we are expecting president
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to go on the offensive about abortion. the only issues that cut in their favor. the problem is, if they want to talk what about the issues top of minds with voters right now, they have to figure out something to say and they re on defense. there s no way off of it. these are the policies that have given us the inflation and the other problems that we re having, crime, border mess and all of that. i don t see how they get on the offensive on those issues. martha: you wonder seems like encincumbents wait till af the mid-terms. okay. we have a message. do you see joe biden changing? i see a couple scenarios. if they lose the house, but it s not a complete blow-out, not a messive wave and manage to hold on to the senate or lose it narrowly, the president may decide we came close. we debt better than expected. no need to make a big change and
here we go again, because it happens often that the internet cuts out. so it was a little disappointing, but i expected it to happen. i was so impressed in that moment. i see your smile and as a family, we owe awe debt of gratitude for your service to this nation. you were so patient and understanding in a moment where you had a glimpse of your favorite guy. sergeant, i m going to go to you because talk about patience, we re seeing now the embrace fort first time with your baby boy right after you gave your 17-month-old a hug, and the first one in a long time. what was that like for you? it s incredible. i ve been waiting to meet this guy for the last 2 1/2 months. it s hard not being there for his birth. the hospital was really kind about letting me face time in. so i got to see some of the birth right as he first came out. it s just been very heartwarming