Were grawded and defrauded and relieved of some of all of our student debt. 220,000 student borrowers are waiting for betsy devos to do something but they havent done anything except for them having to be harder to prove it. Each of these students are supposed to get their own lawyer, their own investigator and prove the fraud. Is that reasonable for a young student carrying a student debt whos been defrauded to have that responsibility . Secretary devos thinks yes. I think no. And thats what this vote is all about. Who agrees about my with my position on this issue . Most of the advocates for students, but also the Veterans Organization across america led by the american legion. They are supporting our effort now, under this congressional review act, to do away with the new education secretary rule. They say it is unfair to veterans and it is it and unfair to student borrowers. Bill oxford called the rule that were going to get a chance to rule on after the debate fundamentally rigged
To really shape your life . Spent will, she was of course a major part. I had brother a couple of years older than i am, four in our family two of us in mother and father. And she was probably the kindest human being i have ever known. Now, looking back, i know that we, in poverty or pretty close to it all the time but we didnt know that at the time because the devil didnt come around and tell us we were poor. She was always finding someone worse off that we would help. And i remember that about her. A kindness and yet at the same time she could be firm. Like the time and even smaller town where was born, tampico, illinois, 800 people, and we lived across a little park from a railroad station. And in those days, the biggest treat wasnt the ice cream wagon coming around, it was the ice wagon. Kids will get chips of ice from the iceman chipping pieces out to put in the ice boxes along the way. And the ice wagon pulled up over there and my brother and i saw it and he being the older took
And what she taught you to do to really shape your life . Spent will, she was of course a major part. I had brother a couple of years older than i am, four in our family two of us in mother and father. And she was probably the kindest human being i have ever known. Now, looking back, i know that we, in poverty or pretty close to it all the time but we didnt know that at the time because the devil didnt come around and tell us we were poor. She was always finding someone worse off that we would help. And i remember that about her. A kindness and yet at the same time she could be firm. Like the time and even smaller town where was born, tampico, illinois, 800 people, and we lived across a little park from a railroad station. And in those days, the biggest treat wasnt the ice cream wagon coming around, it was the ice wagon. Kids will get chips of ice from the iceman chipping pieces out to put in the ice boxes along the way. And the ice wagon pulled up over there and my brother and i saw i
And what she taught you to do to really shape your life . Spent will, she was of course a major part. I had brother a couple of years older than i am, four in our family two of us in mother and father. And she was probably the kindest human being i have ever known. Now, looking back, i know that we, in poverty or pretty close to it all the time but we didnt know that at the time because the devil didnt come around and tell us we were poor. She was always finding someone worse off that we would help. And i remember that about her. A kindness and yet at the same time she could be firm. Like the time and even smaller town where was born, tampico, illinois, 800 people, and we lived across a little park from a railroad station. And in those days, the biggest treat wasnt the ice cream wagon coming around, it was the ice wagon. Kids will get chips of ice from the iceman chipping pieces out to put in the ice boxes along the way. And the ice wagon pulled up over there and my brother and i saw i
This 34minute recording comes to us courtesy of the Ronald Reagan president ial library. Tom you have come a long way from that small town in illinois, dixon, and the protective warmth of your mother. What is your earliest memory of your mothers influence on you . Pres. Reagan i had a brother a couple of years older than i am. She was the kindest human being i have ever known. Looking back, i know we lived close to poverty all of the time , we did not know that at the time, because the government did not come around and tell us that we were poor. She was always finding someone worse off that we would help, and i remember that about her. At the same time, she could be firm, like the time in a smaller 800 where i was born, people, we lived across the park from the railroad station. In those days, the biggest treat was at the ice picking. Kids would get chips of ice. The iceman was chipping pieces from the ice boxes. The ice lagan pulled up and my brother and i saw it and he took the lead