stories of crippling loan debt because i went to the university of alabama and it wasn t that long ago and i think my as an out of state student, my tuition was like $750 a semester. i then went to florida law school which, you know, it was one of the better state law schools in the country. my tuition was $1,000 per semester. why shouldn t the federal government be able to force state schools to say if you want our money, if you want to engage in our loan system, you have to make college more affordable for in-state students. i think you could do. you could make it so they re making it more affordable and then from the state and the federal side we could be paying for this. if you look at the last decade, you know, real spending per student has dropped by about 16%. at the same time the college loans have doubled over the last decade.
the kind that we currently lek in german youth football and difference makers attacking players flair players we see the effect that jade and son show and reason elson just a name to have had this season. then with that comes the good experience of dalton and hoffenheim with the name too that will obviously made it make it an attraction to other clubs to follow the same route we know how easily a trend is established and football in general so we ll see that and then also i think a part of it is. the systematic approach of english clubs such as chelsea such as manchester city having a loan system in place where they try to acquire talent very early and then use clubs and various leaks to to get that sort of final polishing touch.
nelson just a name to have had this season. then with that comes the good experience of dalton and hoffenheim with the name too that will obviously made it make it an attraction to other clubs to follow the same route we know how easily a trend is established in football in general so we ll see that and then also i think a part of it is. the systematic approach of english clubs such as chelsea such as manchester city having a loan system in place where they try to acquire talent very early and then use clubs and various leaks to to give them the sort of final polishing touch. this is this is going to have been happening for a couple of years now how long do you think this trend will actually last well i think you know we re actually really still at the start of something i see no
at the moment there s a generation of highly talented players in england that s one point. especially of the kind that we currently like in german youth football and difference makers attacking players flair players we see the effect that jade and son show and reason elson just a name to have had this season. then with that comes the good experience of dalton and hoffenheim with the name too that will obviously made it make it an attraction to other clubs to follow the same route we know how easily a trend is established in football in general so we ll see that and then also i think a part of it is. the systematic approach of english clubs such as chelsea such as manchester city having a loan system in place where they try to acquire talent very early and then use
laura has gotten herself a drink of water so she s doing fine. been there. and when you get the tickle there s nothing you can do except take care of it. thank you. listen, i want to ask you about the ramifications about the president, laura, this unindicted co-conspirator. with michael cohen implicating president trump in these campaign finance charges, what s the danger to the president? extremely high. the campaign finance laws are structured in a way that you have to report any contributions that are made and it s a maximum cap on the amount that you can actually give, and you can t even use a loan system where somebody pays it for you and then you reimburse after an election because that would actually undermine the whole premise and reason you have campaign finance laws which is to have transparency and who is providing money to a campaign. so if you now have michael cohen, and if he s to be believed through his allocution in court, that he was directed and coordinated with