he is dragging down the democrat brand. that s what they care about. not about all these women or all the dead grandparents he caused. laura: we won t play his singing to his friend on the phone. but that was choice. thank you. while this was happening in new york joe biden talking to the far left in the house of representatives in the issue of rent forgiveness. the supreme court put the white house on notice that the president did not have the constitutional authority to extend a covid moratorium on evictions. but they don t care. biden is so terrified of the capitol camping crazies like cory bush that he is defying the courts. the bulk of the constitutional scholarship says that it s not likely to pass
united in calling for him to redesign. he will drag down the democrat brand, they care about that, not the dead grandparents he caused that about whether andrew cuomo in office is a political liability. that conclusion has been reached by democrats. we are not going to play his singing to his friend on the phone. thank you. while all this was happening in new york president biden caving to the far left in the house of representatives on the issue of rent forgiveness. the supreme court put the white house on notice that the president did not have the constitutional authority to extend the covid moratorium on eviction but they don t care. biden is so terrified of the capital camping crazies like cory busch the define the courts. the bulk of the
commission is ordering former governor andrew cuomo to give up millions of dollars, $5.1 million to be specific from his book about his response to the pandemic. this follows reports cuomo used state personnel to help with the book in violation of his deal with the commission. an attorney for cuomo is calling the action unconstitutional and promising a fight. progressives are turning up the pressure on president biden to forgive student loan debt. the critics say that could cost more than a trillion dollars to taxpayers. and president biden is putting the spotlight squarely on congressional lawmakers. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has details. in less than 50 days, some 43 million americans are in for a rude awakening. a covid moratorium on student loan payments expires. and the white house just squashed any progressive dreams of the president taking executive action to cancel student debt before then. if congress sends him a bill,
already had a housing crisis. we can t make it even worse now in the middle of a deadly global pandemic. and i am appalled that the supreme court would rule in this way and say, yeah, okay, 11 million, hit the streets, even though we know that, you know, we have people who are already on the street that we haven t been able to help. it s okay to send 11 million more. yeah. this is devastating. at the conservative court, the three liberal judges dissented obviously. you know, this is no easy feat, though. so i mean, you are facing an uphill battle in congress. there is staunch republican opposition. but something interesting that i find about this story housing and real estate industry groups spent more than $100 million lobbying congress the past year and a half and the white house and worked to extend the covid moratorium that these groups hope to stop. so essentially you have this group of people saying, no, we