This Asinine, I wanna pay off student debt is an insult to the senior citizens,
to the people who pay taxes, to people who decide,
do I wanna buy meat this week or pay for my medicine?
That's hogwash.
You got so many jobs, you got a great economy, let them work and
pay off their bills, just the way all of us do.
>> All of them do it, Janine Pirro has had it up to here or
maybe even here with all this, talk about getting rid of student loan debt.
The way Biden continues to talk about, I don't know why he keeps talking about it.
I don't know why he keeps doing these things, but she's very upset about it and
it might be because the pressure is on.
Now, this is obviously not the first time she's talked about this conservatives and
pundits on Fox news definitely like to talk about this.
She did it earlier this month too, watch again.
>> You have a contract,
you have a contract with the person who loaned you the money.
If you can't pay it, that's your problem.
Get a job like everyone else.
And then, we've got senior citizens who are living on a fixed income
when inflation is higher than it's been in 40 years.
So these lazy kids wanna have their loan canceled,
nonsense, pay your darn loan, get a job and be quiet.
>> And there's that next tactic of, it's the old folks versus these kids,
I'm not sure what she thinks are kids.
But there's a adults that are trying to figure out how
they're gonna get their way out of this situation and
also get themselves in a situation where they have opportunity in this country.
This, we call the land of opportunity.
Now, she's not the only one pressuring, but we did also have Laura Aaron who
tweeted this out and this kinda blew up Janine Perils,
the old folks versus the young folks argument and maybe assist everyone.
Lauren on Twitter, my mom worked as a way just until she was 73 to pay for
our college, even help with loan repayment.
Loan forgiveness, just another insult to those who play by the rules.
She's mad about that her mom had to work until she was 73 to pay off Laura Ingram,
most likely a multimillionaire, former attorney,
fresh out of college at a restaurant as a waitress.
I get the feeling waitresses and waiters now are not doing it for
all the money they can do to pay off college cuz college from back in 1978
whenever she went is definitely way cheaper than it is now.
Anyway, continuing on, because Biden's catching all of this pressure as I pointed
out, he's not just catching it from conservatives.
He's also catching it from Elizabeth Warren and Chuck schumer, those Libs and
senate.
Watch what Chuck Schumer had to say.
>> Imagine being closer to retirement than to college and realizing you've
only made a dent in your student loans, millions of borrowers of color,
millions more of borrowers in general live with this reality.
Once again, borrowers don't need their debts paused, they need them erased.
This isn't just the right thing to do for our economy, it's the right thing to do
for racial equity, and I'll keep urging the president to take this important step.
And I say to my colleagues, I think the president's moving in our direction.
My talks with him and his staff have been very fruitful over the last
little while and I am hopeful that he will do the right thing.
We're getting closer, we're getting closer.
>> So you have Janine Pirro barking and
you have Chuck Schumer getting everyone going.
Not really, but still, so, but the pressure in case you wanna see there,
there was some pressure.
He's talking about how minorities in this country have lesser chances, opportunities
and if you stack up these types of bills in this manner, it's harder for them
to get those opportunities cause there's other hurdles putting away as well.
Now President Biden probably doesn't wanna hear that because now he's gotta fight
with many people who helped get him into office in the first place.
We were like, yeah, that's right Chuck Schumer is correct if I actually listened
to him long enough and get through all that to pay attention to what he's saying.
Yeah, there's the pressure.
Now you've got pressure from both sides.
What's President Biden saying about all this specifically that
$50,000 that chuck schumer mentioned, he was asked about this, watch.
>> 40 leader Schumer said yesterday that your quote getting closer to using
executive authority to cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt.
Can you confirm that?
What exactly are you looking to plan to do here in the coming.
Didn't my spokesman said that?
Majority leader Schumer, I am considering dealing with some debt reduction.
I am not considering $50,000 debt reduction.
>> Did you guys notice that?
I'm curious as if he said anything semi derogatory about Janine Pirro,
Laura Ingram, anyone else who's dogging him out over this.
But he did mention you mean my spokesperson Chuck Schumer,
degrading him a bit there because he was uncomfortable feeling this kinda pressure,
he's like, you guys aren't supposed to pressure me.
We democrats, We just say things and don't do anything.
What do you guys talk about pressure now, I have to answer this?
That was where the frustration came in, in my opinion.
So really quick for you guys jump in because this might be his reasoning,
which is what I was thinking at first, which I'm not sure if it's a great idea,
but Chuck Schumer might be blowing Joe Biden's cover, go to this.
The administration pushed back on the on going Covid 19 related federal student
loan moratorium until August 31st as we know, the timing feeds into theories that
the Biden administration might plan to use the issue to revitalize
democratic enthusiasm and voter turnout ahead of the midterms.
Just yesterday, CBS and the Washington post both reported that the president held
a lengthy meeting with the congressional Hispanic caucus on Monday.
Reportedly expressing openness to canceling tens of thousands of dollars
in student loan debt in the coming months, perhaps through executive action.
Now, what I was thinking was he waiting until the midterms would be like, look,
you guys, I'm doing something.
Go ahead, okay, vote for us now, a bit of a midterm surprise you guys.
>> Yeah, I think that's probably what's gonna happen, but
he's gonna do a weak source version.
It's not gonna work well, but let's go back to the fund.
So I can't wait to eviscerate Janine Pirro on hypocrisy.
That's coming in a second, but first,
I love how dynamic Chuck Schumer there was, this is our leaders.
And then I tell you, I guess we should get rid of student loans.
>> It's like a bedtime story.
Bedtime story and this is the people that Lindsey Graham said that the democrats
don't have any positive, just have dynamic leaders.
[LAUGH] What personalities with Lindsey Graham.
Yeah, [LAUGH] okay.
So anyways, now that the beef, Laura Ingraham,
I do have the answer that you were asking Jr when she went to Dartmouth.
She graduated now to be fair to 9 78 but
85 at that time tuition was $10,000 a year.
That's already a lot, and
that's why her mom had to work till she's 73 to pay it off.
You know what it is now, $61,000 a year.
And that's just tuition, doesn't include books, food,
dorms or anything like that, 61,000 a year,
it's six times more expensive than when Laura Ingram graduated.
And Laura Ingram is an 80, right?
You see how it's gotten incredibly expensive in this short period of time,
by the way, look at Laura Ingram's logic,
my mom broke her back working as a waitress till 73 years old.
So I hope your mom does too.
Wait, does't that mean the system is broken?
And if you had any kind of sympathy,
you say I don't want anybody to go through what my mom went through?
No, because she's a right winger,
she thinks, I want everybody to go through what my mom went through.
I hope all your mother's backs are broken, or
maybe we could be decent to our citizens and to your mom by the way.
And was right about this,
I did the math on it by the time your mom was 73 you were a multi multimillionaire.
If you really still had her paying off your loans and your siblings loans,
you're a monster.
Okay, now finally though to Pirro, she ran a campaign back in 2006,
a political campaign against of all people.
Andrew Cuomo for Attorney General in New York.
And she lost, she had $600,000 in loans that as far as we know,
she did not pay back until 20 even at 2019.
We don't know she's ever paid them back,
but we know that in 2019 she had not paid them back.
$600,000 and she knows she owed that money for decades yet
because she's such a hilarious liar,
that's all anybody at Fox News ever hires is absurd over the top liars.
She's like, can you believe these guys don't wanna pay their loans?
Why don't you just pay your darn loan and shut your mouth?
Well, Janine right back at you sister.
>> Yeah, pay what you owe.
Also like it is not just far right wingers, it's not just Jeanine Pirro and
the other wine drunk soccer mom, it's not just them who say this,
it's a lot of entitled folks.
A lot of folks who consider themselves liberals or
democrats who are also finger wagging at a lot of the younger generations and
saying like what's wrong with you?
Why don't you work harder with not any concern,
Jeanine Pirro at least mentioned inflation when it comes to seniors,
but seniors who are already thankfully on Medicare.
When folks who are like my age get to be Medicare age, y'all are gonna have gouged
it and privatized it to your heart's content and we know that to be true.
People who are in debt with student loans right now can't afford to buy homes,
can't afford to raise kids because of the cost of child care,
cuz of the cost of health care.
The amount that you're talking about inflation and
the gas prices painted the pump, lady, we've been dealing this with this for
decades, the amount that the cost of living has risen.
Meanwhile, the minimum wage has not kept pace with that.
And yeah,
that's minimum wage, but also the cost of higher education rapidly increasing.
So the student debt now is absolutely insane.
And it is a sick fact of American culture that once you make it,
you turn around and you just crap on anyone else who hasn't made it and
you're special and lucky and what do they get?
Well they can be homeless.
Well, I mean they could just be homeless and we can lock them up and
that's fine, They deserved it.
Work until you die, it is a sick culture that we live in and
we're trying to change that back.
Not back that far, not even, we're not even trying to move forward.
We're trying to go back to, I don't know,
a like fifties, sixties level of like middle income, minimum wage,
kind of keeping pace with the growth, whatever it is.
>> You're saying frannie, we should make America great again.
>> That's what I'm saying dude, I think I'm saying that.
Can we go back to the economic times in the 1950s and 60's where we had a real
middle class and they had not equality of results, but equality of opportunity.
How do you get equality of opportunity?
Things like college education and a lot of those older generations got a free
college education through the GI Bill through so many different ways and
back then it costs like a nickel.
So, and by the way, we're totally fair and nonpartisan,
we've called that to Francesca's point.
We called out Joe Biden when he did the same exact thing as Janine Pirro when he
gave the speech about give me a break.
You think young people have it tough?
You don't have it tough at all.
No Joe, you paid 35 bucks for your degree.
What the hell? You got it like 200 years ago.
You don't know anything about the young and by the way,
you're only gonna do it if you do it partially right before the election for
political reasons, you should have done it on day one.
You made a campaign promise and you didn't do it.
We're fair, we hit democrats when they're wrong and we tell the truth,
Janine Pirro pay your goddamn loans, you bum, otherwise you shut up, okay.
>> My last thought, I know we have to go.
My last thought is when it comes to that throw back,
the middle class in the 5Os and 60s.
The reason I think I wasn't, they're part of the reason why it was such a robust
middle class and everybody had the opportunities because many segments of
the population did not have those opportunities.
Many segments of the population were not given access to middle class jobs and
factory work and
things that paid a certain amount that was great that time when black neighborhoods.
LA Was one of them were thriving,
those neighborhoods got destroyed by systemic racism, let's keep it real.
This is part of what they don't want people to learn.
Yes, there was a fewer number of people that had access to the middle class life.
That's why it was available so so rapidly and well,
now that everyone has access to it, if they do things like go to college and
do this job and do that, then they're trying to suppress that.
Now you don't get the jobs, you graduate with $100,000 worth of school loans and
you can't get a job that pays enough to pay those off.
And the GI Bill was super racist against black folks like black veterans,
like disproportionately helped white veterans and they like acknowledge that,
anyway, I just wanted.
Yeah, and implicit to Jarrod's point, implicit in what they're saying today is,
hey back in the day when we're giving out stuff for free,
it was just the white people.
Now, we have to share it with black and brown people, and we don't wanna do that.
So let's call them lazy and bums instead and take away all the money and
keep it for ourselves.
>> That's right wing 101.