encouraging the president to step down, they have allowed themselves to be used and an idiotic culture war. and harvard will not be the last place it is affected. i have to say this because it s really important. when i say in bad faith, it s not just because republicans do not really care about antisemitism, harvard is not an indicator of how every university in this country works. if they really cared about the temperature of what was happening on campus, there are plenty of other places that they can go. there s a university of akron in ohio, and vanderbilt, and community colleges, but they did not care about that. what they wanted was to get this black woman out of a harvard university. fine. but put the, but the hearing aside. the hearing was difficult to watch but, it seems as though it s almost like on the plagiarism thing, they got her on a technicality. and it s not necessarily the harvard board or the donors, it was the crimson. the student paper that actually put an op-ed
especially from republicans. they will see closing the nexus, and the democrats will say far from a smoking gun but so far no reaction. sandra: interesting stuff, jim jordan says it s a bombshell letter proving it has connections to hunter s dealings. keep us posted on any developments from that. thank you very much, chad pergram. john: something else to pay attention to, a black california doctor says she is fed up with that state s mandatory implicit bias training for physicians, and she is now taking legal action to potentially bring it to an end. dr. marilyn singleton has a new op-ed out on foxnews.com, says the state of california is going backwards and is now enshrining racism a law.
court of law. we ll leave it there. thank you for joining us today. thank you. gillian: the post cover today says the white house is failing at transparency. exactly how many questions the press secretary as answered in 2 1/2 years. president biden s relationship with his younger granddaughter or lack of relationship have members of his own party in addition to republicans criticizing him. i think this is a moment where the president really could have told his son enough is enough. i m happy to deal with all this other stuff but this is humanity. this is the face of it. gillian: criticism comes as we see a new op-ed out today criticizing the president essentially saying he blew off a 4-year-old girl. we ll bring in joe concha to weigh in on that coming up next.
investigations are ongoing, i want to make sure we are doing everything we can at every level to prevent them. the faa says despite latest high profile incidents they believe the aviation industry as a whole remains safe. the acting administrator even writing last month the u.s. is experiencing the safest period in aviation history. others fear trouble could come at any time. the past president of the airline pilot s association has a new op-ed out in the the washington post in which he says the recent string of incidents, however, is different. number and nature of potential tragedy of results involved are concerning. we heard from fellow experts who say it s unclear what tomorrow s summit is really going to publish. i think we re not going to see changes or proposed changes that might be implemented until months and months down the road the ntsb and air traffic coal controller s group expected to be at the summit. urged to find out whether or not staffing shortages are playing a
sufficiency there will be automatic cuts we can t control. so we are protecting social security and medicare. bret: you write in this op-ed several presidents, both parties, played a role getting us here where the debt is. yeah. bret: while i m proud that the inflation reduction act redirected # $300 billion to deficit reduction the largest down payment in decades we must do more. first time in 30 years. bret: the problem is the student loan payment right after that, the department of education estimated that over 10 years the program cost on average $30 billion annually. ten year costs in terms of reduced cash flows into the government will be roughly $305 billion, that was a few weeks afterwards it. erased any deficit reduction that you were touting. took it away immediately. we had a tremendous discussion about this today. student debt. we talked about basically what s one thing that we could do in our school system, all the way through is financial literacy. these stude