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War court did. less often. in terms of looking how often the court is changing the law and that sort of way or rejecting what legislators do, this court is far less active in changing the law than its predecessors were. griff: lets go to the most recent one that is the student loan debt. the court essentially ruling saying that no, the executive branch does not have congress power of the purse. you can see some history we have here on the screen. what do you of this ruling? >> this ruling is one...

Of cultural norms with the decisions. and then, the biggest decision to dig, which will have the largest impact on 43 million americans, the supreme court, striking down bidens student loan program. they struck it down in the hardest way that they could. they could have said, look, you violated the administrative procedures act, do this differently. instead they said no. the congressional statute that you cite to forgive some borrowers after 9/11 and has been used again during covid is not going...

Designer. well see at 10:00 a.m. >> jessica, thank you for being all of this this week. we appreciate it. kate. when it comes to bidens student loan program, were talking about millions of people who could be immediately impacted with what the court decides told. 40 plus million people are eligible for the program. wiping out their student loan debt. some of their student loan debt. about 16 million people have already been approved for the program. cnns christine romans has much more on this....

First place. >> exactly right. the first thing he had to get through was the idea of standing. two cases, one brought by a couple of borrowers tossed today. they arent the right parties. but the group of states who came and argued this was going to impact them the court said they have standing. specifically missouri. they worked through the analysis. the education secretary asserts the heroes act grants them the authority to cancel student loans. it does not. the secretary can waive or modify re...

We begin with nbcs monica alba, outside the white house for us. monica, what is president bidens reaction to the courts decision on the student loan program? >> yasmin, he is pledging to fight this, to say that it is not over for the millions of borrowers who were relying on this debt forgiveness plan that now has been blocked by the supreme court. we expect to hear a lot more about the specifics on how any of that is going to work from the president himself around 3:30 p.m., he will address the...

Both said the president’s loan forgiveness program was an example of “executive overreach.” They approved of the Supreme Court decision. Read more.

Joint base andrews in maryland. thank you so much, jeremy diamond. appreciate it. kate? all this week you need to keep an eye on the supreme court. over the next two days you can expect the high court to hand down some major rulings on cases involving gay rights, bidens federal student loan program and even affirmative action. cnns ariana devogue, which is catching the most attention? >> probably the affirmative action cases. people are watching them to see what the court says, can universitie...

Employees. but you end up with a degree quarter million dollars in debt. theyre predators and you are the prey. and if you wake up and start asking questions and saying the wrong things. politically incorrect challenge the system too much. they will censor smear and destroy you. dont even ask how they are going to pay for this stuff they cant even say. you want to know why? they dont even scare. >> do you all believe that student loan program is fully paid for. >> we do believe it will be fully ...

Perform this. >> so, manu, you hear the optimism there, and, again, the republicans sharing the presidents optimism. thats a big deal, but -- theres still a but here -- even if the speaker and the president cut a deal, what is your reporting tell you about whether it can pass the house and senate given all the grumbling? >> there is going to be a serious effort, jon, to try to lock down the votes, because there is plenty of grumbling, particularly among democrats who have been shut out of the ta...

None of the House member voted "no", although there were four who abstained.