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training schools, vocational sch schools. >> you're right. the white house said there would be a certain of group of americans that would benefit from this. the president was interesting in taking a swipe at the relief that was provided to businesses through those ppp loans back at the height of the coronavirus pandemic which congress authorized and signed in to law. this is different. this is done through the department of education and challenged through the states. the white house seeing a reason they felt like this would stick with the middle class, the middle class voters would be energized by this and providing other options here. i'm curious what the higher education act planned that the department of ed would roll out would look like. would it be the same number of americans would qualified? how quickly will the education department get answers? if the loans do start in october, the first payments would be due, would people be waiting we'll see what happens or will they make the payments without -- with over fear that
pointing out this happened after the covid relief money, that was money that congress earmarked and the prior administration signed in to law. this was different. this was done by the executive pen. republicans came out clearly to say this president like you said may have overstepped his bounds. mitch mcconnell saying this equal to socialism in his book. i thought polling was interesting. the president of the united states cannot hijack 21-year-old emergency powers to pad the pockets of high-earning base and make suckers out of the working families that chose not to take on student debt. mitch mcconnell said the court's decision deal as heavy blow to democrats distorted and out sized view of executive power. so while republicans are saying that they were trying to protect the role that congress has here, the white house is ready to say this is a battle between the rich and the poor. the other question, neil, how much of this is an issue in next year's campaign. the polling was mixed on this. the people that were going to benefit were happier with the
right now. and for investors to have made money first half of the year is remarkable. >> may not be a huge bounce even if the bill gets signed in to law. >> exactly. >> all right. part of this deal is to pair down funding for the irs. the irs was supposed to get like $80 billion. and now they will get $60 billion. >> that's right. in how significant is that $20 billion? >> let me rewind a bit. the "inflation reduction act" which is a piece of legislation that lot of republicans december sp despise, there was $80 billion for modernization and iring new workers because we didn't have enough workers. and now they will roll back some of that money. 1.4 build right away and then $10 billion next year and $10 billion the year after that. that is something that the republicans really want to see. the white house is saying it will still be away to modernize the isaiars and enforce tax che.
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bigger than any president -- >> currently, mr. president, you're spending package, voting rights legislation, they're not going anywhere. is there anything that you're confident that you can get signed in to law before the mid-terms? >> yes. i'm confident that we can get pieces, big chunks of the build back better law signed in to law. i'm confident that we can take the case to the american people that the people that they should be voting for who will oversees the elections should not be those being put up by the republicans to determine that they're going to change the outcome of the election. and -- by the way, i have not given up. we haven't finished the vote yet on what is going on on the voting rights, the john lewis bill and others. so look, this is -- i've been engaged a long time in public
to alter the outcome of the election. one thing -- look, maybe i'm just being too much of an optimist. remember how we thought not that many people would show up to vote in the pandemic? we had the highest voter turnout in the history of the united states of america. well, i think if in fact no matter how hard they make it for minorities to vote, i think you'll see them willing to stand in line anddefy the attempt to keep them from vote. people will show up and make the sacrifice that needs to be made in order to change the law back to what it should be. but it's going to be difficult. i make no bones about that. it's going to be difficult. we're not there yet. we have not run out of options yet and we'll see how this moves. >> on omicron and education,
♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ ♪ something of a revolt within the democratic party threatens to derail the president's economic agenda, nine house moderate democrats this time are now threaten not to vote to advance the 3.5 trillion dollars budget plan until the bipartisan infrastructure bill is passed in the house and signed in to law. new york times makes this point on, with the promise deinfections from the progressive caucus, it would appear that speaker pelosi faces a stale mate, lacking the votes to either deliver the infrastructure bill to the president's desk or advance the budget resolution needed to protect the final legislation from republican obstruction. still with us, juanita tolliver
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move at the 11th hour? >> according to john fund at the national review this is the 14th major change in the program since it was signed in to law. old days we think that the president was signing a piece of legislation it and it would become law and that would be that. we discovered in the three years since, in the 30,000 payments of regulations, that the administration can pretty much do what it wants in terms of changing it. i got to tell you, i'm not sure what happened. i expect another one tomorrow. the plan is ignore, waive, suspend all unpopular part of the law and including making people pay for it. there will just be a giant program to give away money. somebody else can figure that out. >> a lot of folks say this was designed to placate the democrats facing the tough re-elections next year in districts where the voters are upset with the fall-out over obamacare. this change now also allows consumers from the first time to claim a hardship exemption
it is the right thing to do and we'll keep moving forward. we'll keep working to improve the law just like you did here in massachusetts. we are just going to keep working at it, we're going to grind it out. just like you did here in massachusetts. and by the way, just like we did when the prescription drug program for seniors known as medicare part d was passed by a republican president a decade ago. that health care law had some early challenges, as well. there were even problems with the website. and democrats weren't happy with a lot of the aspects of the law because in part it added hundreds of billions of dollars to the deficit. it wasn't paid for unlike the affordable care act which will