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Aryou eyeing memorial day to get something done? >> i was told originally it was by the state of the union. i was told by the end of the year. i have heard a lot of deadlines. what i will tell you is what i told the president and others. lets do whatever we can now. if its executive action that can happen quicker, lets do that. if its legislation, well do that. democrats are going to continue to deliver for people. but lets not worry about what one person says or whatever. lets get things done a...

Mccarthy, but kevin was more interested in attempting to get the leadership of the house, that he was in saving the house itself. so, i suspect that they believe that they can run out the clock. they can wait until an election. they believe that they will have control of the house, and not have to testify. >> now president biden has signaled that hes weighing some form of student debt relief. declaring that he wont wipe out $50,000 for borrowers that some have clambered for like yours truly. but...

>> ashley: they want to cancel student loans for all americans. >> reporter: the biden administration is going to extend that positive federal student loan repayments through may. $400 a month for two years. now the squad makes more. alexandria ocasio cortez says thank you. nonstop cancellations and congresswoman elon omar says can sell it. the president, the far left is mad they did not give their version of build back better. they give this right off because it would cost the government $1 tri...

He is happy to sign it they havent sent him a bill on that yet. >> it comes as senators chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and representative ayanna pressley sent a letter to biden with data from the left leaning think tank the roosevelt institute arguing resuming payments would strip more than $85 billion from about 18 million american families over the next year. they say it would undermine the impact of the american rescue plan, slow economic recovery, and hurt the most vulnerable. >> low incom...

Foreclosures and malfeasance has been shuttered for more than 8 million borrowers and this breaks down to about $800 per borrower. we know that they have covered up their on malfeasance and closed on homeowners and others who were caught in the grinding gears of the foreclosure machine, there has been no legal accountability for the banks. this ruling comes on the celebration of a earlier $25 billion of the states attorneys generals and banks for foreclosure abuse, but we know that most of the m...