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the crime. that is what we are watching this hour. hello, everyone, thank you for being here, im kate bolduan. right now the supreme court is hearing the arguments for two cases that are at the heart of americans. at the heart of it is the biden administration student loan forgiveness program. the argument is that the president overstepped his authority here when he said he would give up to $20 million in student debt. that is a lot of money for a lot of people and hanging in legal...

Over the past few days, the mathematics world has been abuzz over the news that Sir Michael Atiyah, the famous Fields Medalist and Abel Prize winner, claims to have solved the Riemann hypothesis.

Is $10,000, but if you are a pell grant recipient, it is going to be $20,000 and they really want to help the low income earners who are held back of the debt income, because it is holding them back from the middle income. this is important to get people back into the med middle-class and cant get there because of the payments. if the supreme court says no and the debt forgiveness goes away, the payments will presume unless they decide to put another pause in there, and there have been eight pau...

Prepare, prepare, prepare, that is the message. fema is driving home to everyone in florida. >> a lot of people believe that the wind is what kills people, its actually flooding. 90% of all disaster related deaths are flooding. 50% of that 90% are people in cars driving through flooded waters. turn around, dont drown, dont put yourself, your family, your neighbors in danger. dont put first responders in danger. keep yourself safe, the clock is ticking right now, dont waste time. >> 90% of storm ...

And republicans are saying why would we agree to that in exchange for a trillion dollars of new taxes? hillary, i think the reason that republicans and people might say this is not a balanced approach issed president got a $600 billion tax increase in january. he also had a trillion dollar tax increase in obama care. there havent been any spending cuts. and i want to make one other point. i think some of the reaction to the presidents proposal to make very small trims in the social security bene...

Are angry, wait until you read our piece in "the wall street journal." were not liked either. the truth is we would cut spending more if we did nothing than adopted this budget. one of the first things that president obama did in this budget is suspend the sequester and suspend any future spending caps that he already agreed to and republicans are saying why would we agree to that in exchange for a trillion dollars of new taxes? hillary, i think the reason that republicans and people might say t...

Cutting it, and, now, they are cutting workers and screaming, you aint seen the half of it with dupont reporting disappointing earnings and possibly 1,500 job cuts and 3m, earnings that fell shy and worstening european market. same for xerox, tightening restructuring charge of up to $100 million on the same globaller fews. radio shack, out with bigger than expected third quarter loss igniting fears consumers are retrenching. do you see a pattern? united technologies. ibm. fedex. mcdonalds. all a...

Right out of gate here, what happened to american value sesame question basic competition, real choice. we like to celebrate the competitive events from ultimate fighting to american idol but your the major industries rigging the game? seems queasy, if you ask me. i will talk to dr. paul about that starting right now, martin. well the big story today in an open field. good afternoon to you. im dylan ratigan. fog lifting for gops crop of 2012 can dates. trump and huckabee are out. the big quest...

Doesnt leave people with a lot of options. >> yeah, dylan, we just published in the "examiner" today an op ed that makes the point, when you cost more for the government to print more money, thats what we call inflation. and thats exactly what the federal reserve has been doing for the last year. is flooding our economy with more dollars, which cheapens all of the dollars, causes inflation. we talked about this last week. again, the fundamental problem is were seeing government has tried to do e...

Either japanese competitors or inside of japan? >> well, clearly, peter hit it right there. the estimated losses for the japanese automotive industry, were looking at something like $25 billion u.s. thats an estimate because production is shut down for the time being and they cant ramp up production. again, simply because theres an energy shortage. at the same time, of course, major construction firms in japan will gain from this infrastructure. infrastructure will need to be replaced. they need...