Billion dollars obligation. where does the money come from? taxpayers. reporter: we pull a tax bill for orange county, counterly the homeowner is paying more than 4,000 in taxes. slightly over a portion of that goes to the reedy creek county. nobody wants to pay more taxes but i mean there is nothing we can do. reporter: after all of this it may turn out to dissolve local self government may requires more than the governor s signature. it is possible constitutional lawyers say that the way they read it, a city, community needs to vote itself out of existence. that would mean that disney would have to vote the
This is going to come to a head because i think you are going to see a contempt of congress if they don t produce this to the intelligence committee, but that s the question, and here s the thing, mark, if the answer to all those questions was no, they will say no, the fact they are haven t said so raises serious questions. mark: they have been looking at this thing for aa year and a half now and christopher steele cooked it up in a few weeks. they have been unable to corroborate anything except some guy at some point got on a plane to russia. they don t know what he did once he got off the plane in russia. how many more months or years do they need to supposedly attempt to corroborate this nonsense? look, i think it s time to put up or shut up. this whole thing started, you know, obviously after strzok and these guys started the counterly intelligence. when mueller got appointed, i think rosenstein made a big mistake. what he was doing was he was
risen more than 400% over ever the last 30 years. things sure have changed. take baby boomers. many were the first in their family to go to college. right? well, today their children and grandchildren may told a degree but it comes at a steep price and they re still looking for a job. student loan debt stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. let s bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, and from austin, and aaron smith, co-founder of the group called yun invincible, a non-partisan organization based on issues facing young americans and a cnn.com contributor. aaron, it s your generation. millennials, ages 18 to 30. how do they feel about this shifting, this shifting situation for education? it costs more. you re not guaranteed a job but you know you need it. there s tremendous concern out there. we know that as young americans that we need that education to get ahead. there s huge benefits from getting a college degree, but a