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Many people. so to those people who are saying, look, i paid off my loan or i didnt go to college, why are we doing this? were trying to help americans. were reinvesting in americans. let me tell you for those people whose loans are paid off, if people default out of their loans its going to hurt the local economy. were trying to target relief and i think were trying to help americans, thats what were supposed to be doing. at the end of the day we did something similar with small businesses, wit...

That hanging over you as youre trying to make your life. its a huge thing. as you said, you wish this plan from the president would go even further and im sure you heard this now, but there are people in both parties, democrats and republicans, who are saying that any amount of loan forgiveness is unfair to people who have paid off their loans or for people who chose not to go to college and now will have to foot some of the bill. one of them is democratic congressman tim ryan who said waiving d...

Surveys and polls that are still kind of independent, kind of present the picture, no matter how conservatively you approach it, there are still millions of people who support this. and ifirmly, i honestly believe that something went wrong with the mentality of the nation at some point. youve given me your take on russia — what about your take on ukraine six months into this war that there are beginnings of signs of political division in the country — you, yourself, on the eve of war, were v...

Is an obvious good question. io>> when eventually most of us will be infected with this viru, correct? >> know that is not the case at all and everybody will get infected, that is not a true statement. u >> eventually, everybody will get exposed and infected. >> laura: that was wrong, back in march of 2020?s wrong, back but there was one moment early on that stood out. you are satisfied with all of the transparency coming out of china today about the trajectory of the disease and the origin of t...

Of "the new york times." that is going to be one of the big races. the new york-19 special election, as you guys were talking earlier, this is the one test between republicans and democrats in one of the biggest swing districts in the entire country. itll give a little bit of a temperature gauge on what the political mood is looking like in the run-up to the midterm elections. >> yeah, and theres that interesting race down in florida, the democratic challenges to try to take on governor ron desa...

Independence. on top of concerns about europes largest nuclear plant in the country, ukraine is on heightened alert, right? more than usual this week, megan. >> reporter: oh, absolutely. as youre guest said, we seen the trajectory of this war shift and now were seeing ukraine really taking that offensive posture over the last two weeks. weve seen multiple attacks in crimea. the concern here is that yes, we could see russia retaliate and as you mentioned, on wednesday, its the independence day fo...

Dont really know what happens with bioaccumulation over time for areas that have been exposed to cloud seeding repeatedly. we do know that silver iodide is a toxic chemical. in the united states, it is regulated under the clean and act so i think there is good reason to think there are potential risks here. —— the clean air act. we also dont know what the geographic applications and disaster risk associated with widescale use of cloud seeding might be. you are essentially taking water and ma...

Produced by life or necessary for life. so when you think about it, its possibly addressing two of the most fundamental questions in astronomy -- how did it all begin? and are we alone? >> so when i think of it up there a million miles away, i guess i have two questions. one, what happens if something goes wrong? and what happen it is you run out of gas or fuel or energy or whatever it is thats powering it? >> well, first let me answer the last question, because thats the easiest. which had desi...

Necessary for life. so when you think about it, it is possibly addressing two of the most fundamental questions in astronomy. how did it all begin? and are we alone? >> so when i think of it up there, a million miles away. i have two questions. one, what happens if something goes wrong? and what happens if you run out of gas? or fuel or energy or whatever it is that is powering it? >> well, let me answer the last question because thats easiest. we have designed it to have enough propellant for t...

Indication that the u.s. and ukraine and the west for that matter dont see this as a fight thats ending any time soon. boris and amara? >> oren, thank you so much. so this week the white house has been defending their response to the spread of monkeypox across the united states. the biden administration declared monkeypox a public health emergency on august 4th, after facing criticism for not moving faster to address the crisis. now, i spoke with white house deputy monkeypox response coordinat...