zaporizhzhia. it s been a long time coming but it s going slowly. do we expect this corridor to remain open? all that, frankly, is tbd. at this stage what you re seeing behind me here are not the long-awaited evacuees that are part of this united nations red cross move coordinated on the level of the heads of state it seems to get those people out. we understand on the move it seems are some of those who were in as the steal plant beneath it, desperately hunkering down in that enormous facility because it was the only remaining hard shelter after the lengthy bombardment of mariupol. this according to the russian military of defense, take that as you will, over 1 u00 over th past 48 hours, 11 have chosen to stay in separatist territory but at least 69 today russia says are on their way towards zaporizhzhia. i understand from two officials speaking to here that they may not necessarily arrive yet in daylight hours today. they have a number of hurdles still to cross between th
volatility day after day. we ll try to mans sense of this. it s not for the feint of heart or those concerned about their stomach turning. i m neil cavuto. welcome. we start the first trading day of may with a lot of folks wanting this volatility to go away. i got a little rhyme going for you to try to put this in perspective. the dow finishing up 86 points. that was swinging hundreds of points down, hundreds of points up. something that they call the volatility index on wall street, it was trading in a range that i was super fearful and super optimistic and super what the heck, we re done, trading is over. what to make of this after the month we just got over and some wondering around a construction that has gotten into a bear market that can t dig out of its cave. connell mcshane with more on this crazy day. i was thinking the same thing that you re thinking, the investors will take it after everything that we ve been do. it was up and down and all over the place. to your
musk. desantis making light of last night s rocky rollout. we had a huge audience. it did it was the biggest they had had ever had. it did break the twitter space. so we re really excited about the enthusiasm but ultimately about the future of our country. lawrence: okay former president trump campaigned saying, quote: ron desantis botched campaign announcement is another example of why he is just not ready for the job. the stakes are too high in the fight to save america is too critical to gamble on first timer who is clearly not ready readyfor prime time. his re-election donation page with the caption this link works. the king of fumbles is making fun of desantis. i find that interesting. ainsley: good point. he made the announcement last night on this platform that most people don t use a lot. we were all talking about live on air. and lawrence is texting us saying it s basically a conference call. brian: trying to help us on the show yesterday. ainsley: basi
that was not accidental, in fact it was a brilliant piece of jiu-jitsu. here you had men who are clearly craftier than they look somehow convincing a whole lot of other west self-educated women to praise them as living paragons of womanhood. thing about how hard it would be to sell that proposition. i m going to steal your identity and then mock integrate the characteristics that define you as a person. then as i do this you, are going to smile brightly and applaud and then give a speech about how liberated you feel about that? the whole thing is amazing it s like watching a practical joke devised by the drunkest most cynical fraternity brothers at the university of alabama you could pick to all in the baseball hats dipping copenhagen spitting in our coffee mugs. you can get girls to fall for that? no way they will never buy it but they did. i wasn t even that hard to sell it. liberals will fall for anything if they think it s fashionable and progressive. so before long the p
program, a ruling that will impact millions of people, one of the court s most influential cases this term with implications beyond the student loan issue. the plaintiffs which include six republican-led states, two borrowers who do not qualify for this program, are challenging the legality of the plan which would cancel up to $20,000 in debt for some borrowers. so just to give you an idea of the scope here, outstanding student loan debt in this country is more than $1.7 trillion. the vast majority of that, we re talking more than 90%, is from federal student loans and those are the ones that would be eligible for some forgiveness under biden s plan. so far 16 million borrowers had been approved for that relief. when the legal challenges put the plan on hold, officials estimate the program could cost some $400 billion. education secretary miguel cardona speaking with cnn this morning talked about why the administration is so focused on this and why the administration believ