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They're really going to anger, you know, younger voters who may be mad that this conservative can supreme court took away this thing that they were supposed to get. howard: joining us now, gayle trotter, host of the right in d.c. podcast and in minneapolis, tim hogan, democratic strategist and senior adviser to arc initiatives. sorry for that the. gayle, is the coverage tilting towards the supreme court is cruelly going to the take away this debt forgiveness program for college grads as opposed to the court is likely to rule that president biden never should have cone this in the first place? ...

Government policy, that is how a lot of this works. but, you know, where was that question when trump was pushing for tax cuts that were hugely beneficial to the wealthy? >> oh, and how much -- >> it's pitching -- [inaudible conversations] why are we doing this when concern the. [inaudible conversations] >> i am so glad you brought that up. howard: right. well, that was kind of aster owe version. i've got to end it here. thank you, tim and gayle. still to come, the alex murdaugh trial obsession has come to an end and why savannah guthrie left the today show in . hurry. ♪ so ♪ they releas...

It is a complete abrogation of the president's duty to uphold the law, to faithfully execute the law. and instead he is trying to grab political power in a breathtaking way. and the justices who are constitutionalists and textualists would be out of what they have, their responsibility to make sure that the president stays in his lane. howard: i'm the, i've got about a minute for you to respond -- tim -- one of the things gayle said is this is the sole purpose of grabbing power, but i'm willing to acknowledge that maybe joe biden believes this is a good idea. but there is the question about fa...

Be covering the costs of college graduates with high paying jobs. howard: right. tim, there was a debate within the biden administration at the time that one faction said this was unconstitutional. the president made the decision go ahead anyway, but that's barely been mentioned in the coverage. >> it's been mentioned in some of the coverage, and congress it's been tilted too far towards the biden administration. you see people at "the washington post" still critiquing it, "the washington post" editorial board, see some support from the los angeles times, sos the mixed. you're seeing a sense o...