plus, a new breaking developments on the redacted mar-a-lago affidavit, with the intelligence community announced earlier today, and the white house calls out republicans who attacked student loan forgiveness, after having their own loans forgiven. the irony, i am ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. mohyeldin t started. mohyeldi let s begin with some breaking news, just hours ago. a federal judge in florida appointed by donald trump, we should note, issued a preliminary ruling on trump s request to obtain a special master for the darkness that were seized with by the fbi search of mar-a-lago. the judge says that she plans to apply the special master, but no actions have been taken just yet. a hearing in the case has been scheduled for this coming week on thursday. that would be september the 1st. we will have more coverage of this breaking news in just a moment. but we do want to talk about politics here to start out. democrats just flip 2022 on its head. possibly crushing
Possibility, and recognizing that the president had been canceling smaller bits of student debt along the way, this being the largest, and the telegraph recipients, many of whom are black borrows, it s going to change the reality. i think it s gonna open the door for future cancellation because it is still a severe issue, in addition to the [inaudible] recognition that we can have this discussion around with cancellation and the impact on black borrowers. with 5% of their discretionary income to ensure that people who cape up with payments will not be buried under accumulated interest costs. how significant is this move? you know, this is really important. because, oftentimes, we have to recognize that interest is the thing weighing down when it comes to student debt. for many black borrowers, ten, 20 years after they ve taken up the debt, they are still paying down the same amount that they
Did go to a foreign country, that s a critical part in the decision by merrick garland whether or not to prosecute trump. it s a document the defense for trump would be hey, the documents side in the basement for 18 months. i was a sloppy disorganized guy. a jury might sort of buy that. but if he can show that there was real harm, that a key human source for american intelligence, some special method of eavesdropping was exposed to a foreign power, like russia or china, that creates a much stronger criminal case. and we don t know yet, we will see what happens with this review. but again, just politically, this is clearly hurting donald trump. scary thought if that did in fact happen. but we will see how all that plays out. anne david rohde, asha rangappa, thank you so much, i greatly appreciate you joining us this evening with all your insights. up next, president biden s big announcement on student loan cancellation and how the white house responded to republican critics.
Delgado, as i mentioned, he used to represent new york s 19th congressional district. lieutenant governor, thank you for making time for us. it s good to be able to talk to you because you know that district better than anyone else. you can give us some insight into what happened last week. let s start with that district. it s a swing district combining both liberal cities, more conservative rural areas. it swings back and forth. did tuesday s results surprise you at all? the short answer is, no. the results did not surprise me. i have served this district for the last two terms. i know it quite intimately. it is a swing seat, as you pointed out. it s a very rural district, the eighth most rural district in the country. and as you note, it s a district that has gone from trump back to biden before trump, it was obama. it s a district that s 90% white. as a person of color, the first
1st. we will have more coverage of this breaking news in just a moment. but we do want to talk about politics here to start out. democrats just flip 2022 on its head. possibly crushing republicans hopes of a red wave in the process. this week, democrat pat ryan defeated republican marc mauro leno in new york s 19th congressional district. and i will tell you why that s important, that race was a special election to replace former democratic congressman on tonya gore god o who was appointed as governor earlier this year. lieutenant governor, as i mentioned, delgado, will join us in just a moment. new york 19 is a true swing district. look at what has happened recently. 2012, obama won that district. then it swung to donald trump in 2016, and then in 2020 swung back to the democrats. biden won new york 19 by less than two points.