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Tuition-free initiative. students will still have to pay for room and board which runs about $27,000 a year. still a good deal considering the average medical student graduates from about $192,000 in debt, which is something. leland: we can only imagine to what's going to happen to application numbers next year, thanks. kristin: can you imagine if you were in the class that just missed it. leland: that would hurt. kristin: and democratic leadership is eyeing a blue wave in congress, but some democrats are eyeing a change in their own leadership. why they say it may be time for nancy pelosi to ...

>> you can tell the truth. they are looking at obstruction of justice and financial crimes. it is not all about collusion and conspiracy. we will wait it out as i'm sure you'd be happy to into the end of time if it was a democrat. that is my final thought. mike: panel, thank you for your time. fascinating discussion. we will see where it goes. eboni: new york university announcing both its current and future medical students will receive full tuition scholarships. the school says the goal is to fight the shortage of doctors and lower paying fields. bryan llenas is in the new york newsroom. >> ...

Southeastern part of the united states in south carolina and bmw and volvo. it is not chrysler and chevy or gm and ford this is where the u.s. economy is this week this job number is out. 192,000 manufacturing jobs lost 373,000 manufacturing jobs and under president trump. how much can you link to that broader pushed by the trump administration? >> i don't think it relates to deregulation is much as the expansion and investment with the growth of jobs and consumption. consumers are at an all-time high. that the tariff is a tax.

Month's 4.1%. that is a surprise. markets like that. 3.9%. unless they start thinking people will get paid more and inflation will go up that could be a concern. but for workers 3.9%, full employment. it is good news. >> americans receiving unemployment aid lowest since 1973? >> this is good news again. fewer people claiming unemployment. fewer people unemployed. more people in the workforce. >> jobs number is 164,000. that is in the range? >> in the range and on the low end. frankly kind of surprising to me i'm hearing anecdotally people. we were expecting 192,000 or 170,000. keep in mind thi...

Demand exharsh tant raise. that is something keeping muted reaction there is headline, 3.9%, that is the start number. fewer jobs, as well, added to the economy than expected, 164,000 versus 192,000 and muted job growth. that is ana annual level. most analysts to have competitive job level, you need 3.9%, we are way below that. i want to highlight some industries hiring manufacturing. mining, business and professional services and healthcare, which is probably not so much of a surprise. sum total, this is like a goldilocks report, enough to feel good about the u.s. economy, but not so overheat...