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Legislative power in the country resides in the congress. he has to get congressional authorization to appropriate huge sums of money. he has not done that. he recently pretended that he had bizarrely claiming that he had signed a bill passed by congress. it was a complete falsehood. that's never occurred. he is now relying for both the cancellation plan and the debt pause plan on interpretations of a 2003 law that was meant to help soldiers with their loans and has nothing to do with what he is trying to use it for now. and so this really probably is not going to be a tough call once it gets ...

Before remaining low by historic standards and no mention of president biden. student debt payments until the end of june, which has cost taxpayers $155 billion to date according to the "wall street journal." >> the world does not come to an end when you tell on well healed borrowers in a job market they have to repay their student loans. a lot of this aid is going to people who don't need it. >> we didn't see president biden today. the white house says tomorrow the first lady will call military service members to wish them a happy thanksgiving, bret. >> lucas, yesterday house minority leader ...

On their disputed border that left around 30 dead or injured. both countries accused each other of using heavy weaponry to shell homes and infrastructure. at least ten people have died in italy after heavy rains and flooding hit the central region of marche. search operations are under way for four people who are still missing. about ito centimetres of rain fell in three hours — that's a third of the rainfall usually received in a year. the white house says it's deeply concerned by the death of a young iranian woman after being arrested by iran's morality police. president biden's national s...

It got worse in various iterations in the years since then. >> dana, what was fascinating to me, at least when i was there, there were people who believed in balancing the budget. what shocked me is when i went back five years ago, the guys that were fighting and politically willing to die for balanced budgets, for budget surplus -- i mean, when i left, we had $155 billion in budget surplus. then you go through the bush years, record deficits, record debt. you go through the trump years, record deficits, record debt. i mean, my god, there was always a hard sigh to the rhetoric, but some things...

Have been increasingly targeted to europe and the biden administration had done a sort of fact—finding tour to figure out what countries might be able to, in asia and other locations, might be able to divert cargo they were expecting back to europe so i do think there is a considerable volume of liquefied natural gas that can flow to europe butjust to give you an order of magnitude, i mean, maybe europe buys about 150 or 155 billion cubic metres per year of natural gas in some form, pipeline or liquefied natural gas, and, you know, we're about the international market dividing about a third ...