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the initiatives, including recruiting new teachers, including the retention payments for existing teachers, and to create the framework in which they are better respected. that is the approach we have taken. on the broader question of funding, what i would say is look, the labour government always takes education seriously. it is now possible to compare these 13 years with the 13 years under a labour government, and you can see the difference, the emphasis on education and the quality of education. that's why is it what i did about the last labour government. as we get closer to an election, we will set out in even greater detail, ourfunding. we greater detail, our funding. we can't greater detail, ourfunding. we can't hide from the fact we will inherit a bow damaged the economy after 13 years of failure. we can't hide the fact we will inherit a failed public services, which are on their knees, after 13 years of neglect, and we have to take hard decisions, but we will set that out as we go forward, and bearing in mind, and hold in your mind, just what the lastly big admitted on education. thank you beth, and chris, can i come to you? tomorrow
unconditional release. keith morrison: but what if he was lying? how would they ever prove it? we had no facts to refute his statement to me. we weren't in that room that night that nancy pfister was murdered, so we had no facts to refute what william styler was saying. so you're saying to me that kathy carpenter and nancy styler are both innocent, neither one participated in this crime. william styler said that. i'm not saying that. keith morrison: but despite investigator miller's doubts, on june 17, 2014, after 3 and 1/2 months in jail, nancy styler was released. nancy styler: and my attorney, beth, was there. and she said, good news, you're getting out. and i said, great, they figured it out. and then she said, but there's a catch.
and guess what? [applause] bidenomics is working. howard: let's go back to the possible. the panel. susan, it's amaze -- amusing to the watch president say it was the press that dubbed his policy bidenomics. is the white house trying to reband -- rebrand this with a bumper sticker slogan, and are the media taking the bait? >> not only is there not anything wrong with that, but that could be a really smart political move for the president as he embarks on his campaign re-election bid. i remember when calling the health care law obama with care was considered slang and it was frowned upon, but it later became adopted even by the president himself and now he proudly, former president obama proudly refers to his namesake health care law. politically, it's a great move x. if he manages to spin it and make it look like somebody else made it up, all the beth. howard: sure. but clearly, this white house
today the supreme court sided with them. i believe the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake, was wrong. i won't stop fighting to deliver borrowers what they need, particularly those at the bottom end of the economic scale. so we need to find a new way. we're moving as fast as we can. first, i'm announcing today a new path consistent with the ruling to provide student debt relief to as many borrowers as possible as quickly as possible. we will ground the new approach in a different law than my original plan. the so-called higher education act. that will allow secretary of state cardona, who is with me today, to compromise, waive or release loans under certain circumstances. this new path is legally sound. it will take longer, and in my view it is the beth path that remains to provide as many borrowers as possible with debt
declassification defense. i can declassify just by thinking about it. beth and i know it doesn't work that way. he concedes that that's not true, wolf. whether or not he had that document in front of him, he concedes. i could have declassified this when i was president suggesting he can't do it now. so he acknowledges the legal regime, as well, irrespective of his bravado defense. >> he acknowledges these are still classified documents that were lying around over there at the golf club. you know, paula, on the january 6th probe, there are serious developments unfolding right now. we know there's been a flurry of activity going on. what's the latest? what are you hearing? >> let's take rudy giuliani, for example. we know rudy giuliani was subpoenaed late last year by the justice department before a special counsel was appointed and once jack smith took over the investigation, giuliani heard nothing for over six months and that suggested if he'd not heard anything this late in the investigation that
are the papers. so all of these statements that he has made of various contradicting explanations for why he didn't have classified documents and he didn't know he had them, even though he's in a recording saying he does have them and this is all admissible in a criminal trial and what he wa wants jurors to believe that he was lying. you know what that makes you? potentially i liar. >> don't go too far away. we'll be back in just a moment. i want to bring in our legal analyst security former deputy director of national intelligence beth. thanks for coming in. what's your reaction to trump saying these classified documents were documents involving golf courses, newspapers, among other things. >> as a former intelligence professional i can't tell you how much it pains me to listen to this.
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is in charge of the defense leadership there or the war apparatus. that didn't happen. we didn't hear, beth, putin mention prigozhin by name. it's something he does when he doesn't want to speak about a, quote, unquote enemy. he addressing navalny in the same manner. we heard that prigozhin is alive and well in belarus, clearly a contrast from what we just heard from vladimir putin. wagner is more important than just what it was doing in ukraine. clearly he's worried about what will happen to the fighters. wag north as an organization is actually a potent arm of potent policy for the kremlin, and that
mortal blow. in the most unlikely of ways, though yevgeny prigozhin and wagner, he's been talking and speaking, i don't think anybody could have imagined this would happen. what he has done is he has divided the russians. he's got them squabbling publicly. if you're a russian citizen, you say what the heck is going on with our leadership? or a soldier? where you see the wagner group is fighting with the military. no. this may take time but this is a mortal bl to putin and his regime. >> beth, is that how you see it? what does putin do now? does he get desperate or sort of sit back and assess the scene now that he has supposedly gotten prigozhin out of the way and off to belarus, we should