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video, she's still singing. so obviously, the whole thing was lip-synch. that's the current state. and that's what you're paying for. and you're going to get to see them. we used to call that listening to records, right? don't see the point. >> emily: records? what's a record? >> dating myself. vinyl is back. >> emily: all right. beyonce has an amazing voice. i can understand to listen, i guess, but not at that price point. why now? >> oprah winfrey says beyonce's concert, i was in awe. in awe of that kind of talent. and that kind of anointing. she said it was the most extraordinary thing she ever saw! even with that, i would not pay $700 to see that. >> we don't have winfrey money. >> by the way, no kids are paying $700. it's their parents! >> emily: all right, guys. be sure to catch "hannity" tonight. kayleigh will be guest hosting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox
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swift is among the cleaner of the celebrities, they should not let this happen. they should make it stop. >> emily: i mentioned that i was in dewey beach and we hung out from the parking lot and heard it great for free. you can take a note from my playbook and hang out in the parking lot. >> kayleigh: it's called tailgating, guys! you don't want to pay for a concert you listen to from the outside and don't want to pay for a mets game, you tailgate on the outside and listen to the announcers and by the way, drink your own beer that's not upcharged by double. it's called tailgating. you don't pay $700 for it. if you are, you're being hoodwinked. >> emily: don't you think there should be an alternative? put something on line, put something that people can enjoy from the safety of their own home rather than listening throughout the entire production. >> i'll link this to the video that came out earlier this week where cardi b throws the mic. if you watch the rest of the
gascon's office. john roberts, we will see you at the top of the hour for "america reports. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back, ripping through crime stories have gained national attention from the quadruple homicide in a small college town in idaho to ongoing double murder trial of alex murdaugh charged with killing his wife and son. fox news audio has launched a new weekly true crime podcast hosted by emily compagno. we are so excited. tell us all about it. >> emily: i'm so excited about this project. there is new episodes every tuesday. wofficially launched today with two episodes. what makes it unique all of my guests are boots on the ground. an actual survivor of the story, the loved one lost and left behind from the brutal murder.
of $400 billion appearance before the legality argued today i leave it to the lawyers on the couch because they know more thy offensive to those of us who it off off their student loans or paying off our student loans or never took out student loans to begin with. you wipe away $400 billion worth of debt? okay that is fine as long as we are not paying for that on the back end. >> harris: there is no other way to do it. >> dr. saphier: but emily brought up a point, the public service loan forgiveness program and not even what they are talking about here appear that is something that people can get these student loans forgive but that does have a limit on how much they make. you can make $500,000, $1.5 million but if working for the government or nonprofit, that is still getting wiped away. >> harris: will quickly come is covid over? >> dr. saphier: no, covid is not over. you have the flu season.
it is the detective that never gave up. it is the prosecutor within the court room and combined with that connection, there is no limit to what we can cover. let's play a thought from one of the episodes right now. >> the number one new as soon as he dropped, he would lunge forward. they knew he would encounter an arm subject to had killed somebody and it would be a fight to the death or lunge forward and encounter an innocent, scared, terrified 5-year-old child. >> emily: that is keio bullwinkle fbi retired fbi agent and hostage negotiator with a alabama 2014 bunker hostage situation. when he was talking about the tactical resolution to seven days when a man murdered a school bus driver, kidnapped a child with asperger's syndrome from the school bus and held him hostage for seven days in a bunker in alabama.
long time. he doesn't want to tell the american people that he promised particularly those on the far left. and he said that look how much i care about the people. so, you want to say no. so he will get the u.s. supreme court to say no for him. >> emily: is much as political as you can when you are weak. they can be confident all they want but it doesn't matter how confident, they are wrong and have been wrong this entire time. so the supreme court, yes, sagging what do you think you are doing? you have no authority for this as they have been saving and throughout the entire time this administration. we saw earlier today justice roberts say, "i'm sorry you expect to wipe half a trillion dollars a way out of the budget and think congress doesn't have to approve?" let's take a look at what the chief justice had to say. >> i think most casual observers would say if you are going to give up that much amount of money and affect the obligations of that many americans on a
subject with great controversy, they would think that is something for congress to act on. if they haven't acted on it a good lesson to say to the president with the administrative bureaucracy, maybe that is not something to undertake on their own. >> emily: he went on to say, do you think congress shouldn't be surprised when half a trillion dollars gets wiped off of the books? you know who echoed that with liberal justice alejandro mayorkas. who asked the representative of the government, how do you expect to deal with this point of issue that the argument the administration is making that in the past, the supreme court has ruled automatically it means congress has to pay for it. and i think this is what alejandro mayorkas needs to understand thus far because of biden's decisions, we have forgiven $201 billion to the tune of $8,000 for every american household. to your point blue-collar americans that don't deserve to settle to the tune of $8,000
other people's lofty educational goals. every single month, that president biden has engaged in this and additional 6 billion. the numbers are too great for us to understand. but it includes -- >> harris: i think we get it. >> emily: the pandemic but the one time the public service loan forgiveness. so i think at the end of the day, it is not just about what the supreme court will rule, which is it has no authority but how much damage has already been fenced. >> harris: i can only imagine. i do want to get in with it with you doctor, the political side come i can imagine if a democrat and looking across the aisle and stating, what will this look like? this could get ugly, seriously. when the she was on the other foot in the executive authority has grown a third head because of what is happening now. >> dr. saphier: that was one of the biggest complaints about president trump they felt he used executive authority. but so did president obama and el president biden. >> harris: but not to the tune