I think there are a lot of the younger folks that are getting elected and often to understand what s going on. i think that that will close. i hope that there needs to be big change happening. whether it s in the caustic all way. it s eliminating student at, that s one small way. it s particularly for black people that we can start out. we can make a small change. this would be life-changing for people. thank you so much. sorry for the brevity of this. but i do appreciate that. all of you can watch lone wolf. severe side and the east american msnbc. also coming for you on peacock. that is gonna do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i ll see you again tomorrow at 11 a.m. and of course next at ade at noon eastern. my friend yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. ed that centrum silver supports cognitive health in older adults. it s one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say. youuu did it! with centrum silver. kevin, where are you?! kevin?!?!?..
Loans. so this is an intergenerational crisis. it s an economic justice issue. it s a racial justice issue. it is a disproportionate proportion of debt, because of policies that are to build generational wealth. we ve seen how impactful student loan payments have been. people have purchased essential goods. some people have become for generation home buyers. so we can help transformational impact will it be by executive action to cancel, brought a student at, at $50,000. joe biden promised ten k, it hasn t done that yet. let s hope he s listening to you and others, like senator elizabeth warren who made the case on the show and on monday. and your colleague in the house. look at talking about it on the show. i just wanna talk about something else on the news. on friday, your colleague in the house, the republican colleague in the house, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, faced cross-examination in federal court about the january 6th insurrection. i want to play just one bit that you had to say about how speaker nancy pelosi. have a listen. in fact, you think that
President biden can alleviate this burden and this hardship. nearly 48 million americans are experiencing, i ve been in community all weekend, a number of parents that are approaching me, saying i cannot retire, i m 70 years old, and because they cosigned other children s loans. so this is an intergenerational crisis. it s an economic justice issue. it s a racial justice issue. it is a disproportionate proportion of debt, because of policies that are to build generational wealth. we ve seen how impactful student loan payments have been. people have purchased essential goods. some people have become for generation home buyers. so we can help transformational impact will it be by executive action to cancel, brought a student at, at $50,000. joe biden promised ten k, it hasn t done that yet. let s hope he s listening to you and others, like senator elizabeth warren who made the case on the show and on monday. and your colleague in the house. look at talking about it on the show. i just wanna talk about something else on the news. on friday, your colleague in the house, the republican colleague in the house, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, faced cross-examination in federal court about the january 6th insurrection. i want to play just one bit that you had to say about how speaker nancy pelosi.
Purchased by the suspect s father on friday. the deputies removed from the suspect the 9 millimeter sig sauer sp 2022 pistol. it was loaded at the time and still contained seven rounds of ammunition. when they took it from him, he had a loaded firearm, and he was coming down the hall. that, again, i believe interrupted what potentially could have been seven more victims. teachers and students barricaded doors and hid in classrooms. one class feared the shooter was trying to lure them out into the hall so they escaped through a classroom window. we re not willing to take that risk right now. i can t hear you. we re not taking that risk right now. okay. well, open the door, bro.
aden paige is a senior at oxford high school. he says the shooter was so close to his classroom that a bullet pierced one of the desks that was barricading the door. the class was in lockdown for an hour. we heard two gunshots. after that my teacher ran to lock t we barricaded and covered the windows and hid. the very first thing in my head was, this is actually happening. i m going to text my family, say i love them just in case if i were to die. and then after everything kind of calmed down for a second, i was able to like get my breath and rationalize things. community members gathered at a local church tuesday night to mourn the victims.