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Behind the wheel was having a mental health episode. thankfully, the folks who lived in the house made it out okay. not something you see every day. those are your headlines, ainsley. >> ainsley: how did it get up there to the second floor? must have hit the cush and flew up there. so crazy. glad everything is okay. they allege that canceling borrower's debt through the scheme would erase their to participate in the public service loan forgiveness program. that program is used by nonprofits, like themselves, to employ loan borrowers, and aside from hurting nonprofits the plan would also cost t...

Patrick wright is vice president of legal affairs at the mckin that you center and he joins us now. good morning to you, patrick. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: we just reported that the u.s. supreme court already struck down this student loan forgiveness. what's the difference? why do you need to file this suit? >> what they have done in the budget act they agreed not to use the hero's act from 9/11 and that's what the supreme court struck down. this is their second best attempt where they are trying to use the higher education act and just press releases to knock off 3...

Here is what he said. >> here the student debt doesn't vanish, burden is transferred to taxpayers. the government pays for it. this is powering with joe biden, he knows he is exceeding power because white house considered education act and rejected it saying you can't do this under the constitution and the law. it does not give the president blanket authority to forgive debt. he is contorting the law, usurping congress and treating supreme court with contempt. >> ainsley: department of education officials say this is not the end, but could face legal pushback, in this case $49 billion. supreme...

>> bill: we've been watching this story develop now on behalf of the investigators. this is amityville, new york. you may remember from years ago amityville horror, which was not true but it made a lot of money as a book and movie. this, however, is a real-life suspense story playing out in realtime. amityville is several miles east of massapequa park where the suspected gilgo beach serial killer was living and this apparently was a storage area that he had. what was in there we don't know, how big it was, we don't know? investigators are on scene to figure out much of what's inside. wanted to...

An anomaly. i am not in the camp that joe biden has a shoe-in in 2024. people need to ask themselves the simple question are you making more money? has your 401k increased? when you go to the grocery store. more expensive to pay for gas? can you pay the mortgage and rechbt? the answer for most americans is simply no. i think donald trump and republicans have an effective argument to make to the american people about the economy then versus the economy four years under joe biden and democrats. >> harris: we'll move to the next thing. please let me go with this. i want to cover more ground with ...