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40 million americans. the high court ruled the biden administration's bailout amounted to executive overreach. the president now promising to use other means to grant student borrowers some relief as he tries to deliver on a key policy priority. meanwhile, former president trump applauded the supreme court decision while speaking at a rally in south carolina just earlier today. >> the supreme court also ruled that president biden is not allowed to wipe out hundreds of billions, probably trillions of dollars of student loan debt which have been very unfair to the millions and millions...

Listen to a little bit of back-and-forth. >> any instability or in need, you know, loss of balance has to be a good thing. >> it is, of course. any signs of weakness, any retreats from the front, any confusion, disorder and the rights of the russian is very good news. >> this amid new reports, molly, that the group and its boss may be setting up an important base to the north of where we are here in neighboring belarus. still more danger from all sides for this country. back to you. >> great concern with that anniversary looming as well. stellar reporting. thank you. >> it will be tough to bea...

They had to expand the hours for a lot of testing sites. all day and all night here because there were so many people who want to get tested for covid-19 at this moment. >> we're out of time but how long are you waiting if you're in a three-mile long line, sam? >> reporter: it was about five or six hours minimum over the weekend. now i would say it's two to three hours. you talk to so many people here, they just want to get tested to find out if they can interact with their family or not and i mean now, when they're all living under the same house and can't take their entire day or half of a d...

Camera that the officials are having here is they're worried that the administration could lift that title two. that is the rule under the covid pandemic that allowed us to expel my grants under the fear that they could bring covid here and put americans at risk. if they lift that because of covid and the pandemic is better, that believes that would make the numbers we're seeing now greater. neil. neil: griff jenkins, incredible. thank you very much for your stellar reporting, my friend, allowing us to see for ourselves what's going on at the border. this does have sort of a political earthqua...

Was in was only five of the 316 miles of the rio grande valley sector. that's just a tiny snapshot of the nearly 3,000 miles of u.s.-mexico border from california to where i'm standing here in south texas. and so when you look at that problem, 4 or 5,000 migrants charging that bridge down in the mexico, guatemala border and think about what it would bring to the already overwhelming problem here where there 300 percent in just family units alone since this time last year, you are talking about an issue that has to be addressed and addressed quickly. noble is watching the situation down in the ...