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Mr adams said. please welcome jackie sander. thank you so much for being here to celebrate adam . it means everything to him to look out and see all of our families and friends faces. adam and i met 1998 at our friends birthday party. he had very long hair and very long sideburns, and it was working on a movie he kept referring to as a cinematic masterpiece called the waterboy. for us, it was love at first sight and instant attraction. magnetic hearts. he was wearing glasses with this beautiful,...

For being here to celebrate adam. it means everything to him to look out and see all of our families and friends faces. adam and i met 1998 at our friends birthday party. he had very long hair and very long sideburns, and it was working on a movie he kept referring to as a cinematic masterpiece. called the waterboy. for us, it was love at first sight and instant attraction. magnetic hearts. he was wearing glasses with this beautiful, smiling eyes underneath. the softest, sweetest cheeks and the ...

Great recession, 2008 financial crisis. they think that starbucks and having a fully charged iphone are the most porridge things, that they should have every day and its not. with all the job losses were starting to see especially in technology companies i think that it makes me sad but im not surprised by the numbers that i found in this poll. >> to that point, marie, you brought up money. marie, look at this, this was so sad. the only priority the journal tested that has group in importance in...

Whopping 78% are not confident that their childrens lives will be better. i want to go straight to you, david. when you hear the president talking about how resilient and all of that that we can be and he doesnt really say what it is going to take the turn this economy around, what do you say to him? >> well, i look at these numbers first. we look at 1998 is when these questions were first asked. thats a quarter of a century ago. a time i was in high school. a time i first decided i wanted to ru...

Americans are pulling back from what has long been considered the nations defining list of values. the survey shows the importance of patriotism, religion, having children, community involvement all plummeting in the last quarter century. the only priority which has grown in importance over that time frame is money. up from 31% in 1998 to 43% today. power panel doug collins former georgia republican congressman and david car lucci former new york democratic state senator. doug, i come to you. ca...

The way every other. if youre doing income tax you can. >> that would be -- stacked against the kids. about the students. >> wait a minute, had durbin not lobbied you about the bill? >> let me ask you this, senator bill durbin had the bill. >> -- >> mr., its called the 1998 higher education act. it passed unanimously. it passed at the very last minute, someone snuck in a two line provision that said you cant just charge the student debt through bankruptcy. >> really? >> we were trying to figure ...

The subcommittee over post secondary education training and lifelong learning. >> something that keeps coming up is the higher education act, especially the reauthorization in 1998. i think it says you played a key part in that. one of the offsets we noticed was a provision to make student loans not dischargeable through bankruptcy. i wonder if you can recall where that policy idea rejuvenated and how you are able to get it in the bill. >> i dont remember. in fact, that was a pretty big bill. we...

>> and youre paying for it, and college lenders know that. so, the more obscene the tuition, then the more ridiculous that gimmicks that colleges play, the richer college lenders become. >> from just having that threat of bankruptcy forces that lenders to behave irrationally and with a modem of good faith. >> and without those bankruptcy protections we are left with a self perpetuating system of greed. you know, from the outset, this was a legislatively manufactured crisis. >> it was the 1998 re...

>> federal loans are handed from the treasury directly to the parliament of education. >> we met with the department of ed officials. >> anyone at the department of education was around the time. >> my name is jamie and studly and i was acting general counsel for the u.s. department of education. >> maybe jaime could point me in the right direction. >> 1998 education act made federal loans not dischargeable in bankruptcy. you call that piece of it? >> i recall it as a matter of law and i dont re...

Because it was not on the radar. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> even 90s politics expert steve kornacki doesnt know. well, in his defense -- >> you know, be honest with me. is it hard to describe things without the use of the big board? >> its freeing. the air outside the studio, too. >> maybe i just need to talk to someone who was in the room when the bill was written. a longtime aide to ted kennedy -- >> hey how are you? >> jane helped write the bill. >> were gonna talk about the 1998 higher education act. >>...