blake s , politics editor at . com. he is a washington insider who s worked for president obama. blake, what can president obama do to put himself in history books? behind the confident demeanor and ill fitting sport jacket, i had a secret. my wife patty and i were almost $200,000 in debt. what are you doing right now? i m going to pay my lone. i just got notice that there. that s patty. like all of us, patty has made a lot of decisions and life, and maybe not all of them showed great judgment. but deciding to become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd seemed like a good one. and graduate school i thought when i a graduate be a doctor. i get a good job and make a lot of money and plate pay those off a no time. but i didn t understand that pretty much every penny ironed was going to be going to my student loans. like i m never gonna catch up. with four separate loans,
her daughter s student debt was so out of control she was running an active business creating erotic videos to help pay it off. - every day i wake up, the purpose of my day is to make sure my children have a better life. with my oldest daughter, i did prepare for the first four years of college with her. i started when she was in kindergarten. i was very young when i had her. i did not know she was going to go on for her masters. i wasn t prepared for that. i did not know she was gonna want to go to law school. but when she told me about it, i just encouraged her. yes, okay, great. what do you need to do? - what marcella s daughter needed to do was take out a $46,000 loan. - i m trying to work as hard as i can. because then after she finishes, it s gonna be over $200,000. - wait a minute. marcella started out with a $46,000 loan and now it s $200,000? - most of my salary is going into paying off my student loans right now.
showed great judgment. but deciding to become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd seemed like a good one. and graduate school i thought when i a graduate be a doctor. i get a good job and make a lot of money and plate pay those off a no time. but i didn t understand that pretty much every penny ironed was going to be going to my student loans. like i m never gonna catch up. with four separate loans, our 12 payments each month was nearly $2,000. but this isn t just about the numbers. the loan companies are certainly evil and pull things all the time, like, i was getting messages saying i was dealing with on a student loan and i wasn t. they make it really confusing, like every month i have to read everything fairly because i m always suspicious that there s gonna be some sort of secret. the whole system seemed really sketchy. i feel like one of the lucky ones because i m able to make my payments, but for some people, it s so much worse.
eusted s push for voter i.d. laws. state senator turner, first, thanks for being here tonight. thanks, rev. what s your reaction to these new recordings? well, rev, you hit the nail on the head, streamline is just a euphemism for voter suppression and again, voter suppression by any other name is still voter suppression. rev, i would like to say that i m shocked, it s sad day in the state of ohio and in this nation that we have republican leaders, especially the chief elections officers, using his political clout to suppress the vote. you know, my grandmother use wassed to say you can put truth in the river five days after a lie but truth gonna catch up and rev, the truth is catching up with the republicans this day. your grandmother must have knew my mother, she used to say the same thing. you know what is interesting to me? let me run this scenario to you about mr. huested. the cleveland plain dealer called huested a rising gop star last week and wrote, it s no