feel. but if he ended up even with a potential crowd of other contenders as your nominee, would you support him? i don t think he is going to be the nominee. but look, i m not one of the folks that focussed my time attacking the president. i was one of the few republicans willing to stand up and say when i disagreed. did that on a number of different issues. a lot of his policies i supported. i don t think he s the strongest nominee to win in november. we lost three elections in a row. we lost the white house. i think we have to figure out a candidate that can appeal to a broader audience of people and can win overswing voters. otherwise, why don t get to govern. we keep losing elections. neil: you saying if you were the nominee, you don t think he would win? biden would get the best of him again? i m pretty confident that we re far off from picking a nominee. he certainly has a shot. he has a solid group of people that still support him, a lot of people that he s was at 90%
court. it s president s decision to declare and emergency around and end an emergency. the fight in the supreme court is the student loan bail out. paying off $20,000 on the taxpayer dime, whether it s constitutional or night. the cost of the plan has super sized. according to penn wharton, it s not going to cost more. the group estimating part of the plan alone will cost as much as $361 billion. two times more than what the biden administration estimated it would cost. republicans say they hope the high court knocks down this student loan bail-out. its unacceptable. the courts need to continue to move forward and not allow this to happen. it s unconstitutional. it s illegal what he s doing. he s bypassing congress. congress should appropriate money, not the white house. even though the public health
neil: all right. how do you pay for a student loan repayment program that is already doubled in price from what the administration first proposed only months ago? hillary vaughn on capitol hill with that story. hi, hillary. hey, neil. the president deciding that the public emergency for covid-19 is over. this decision coming four months after he already decleared the pandemic was over. but the. today was asked about his reasoning behind ending this public health emergency. it seems like a big deal, but the president didn t seem like he wanted to make it a big deal. what is behind your decision to end the covid emergency? the covid emergency ends to get everything done. the president misspoke though. the official end date is may 11th. it s not up to the supreme
documents. it was not mentioned in statements that we got from both the white house counsel s office and from biden s personal attorneys, which gave what we thought was a full timeline of everything that happened so far. our colleagues confirmed that biden s team was fully aware this was happening and gave their consent. there was never a search warrant involved and still unclear in the agents got anything from the center. the doj is declining to comment. the attorney general might have referred to this event somewhat loosely in its description of events. the fbi commenced an assessment consistent with standard protocols. this search is now the second time we know of where fbi agents searched through a property that biden s team went through. there s a question now of whether the fbi will search or have already searched biden s