Welcome to Beyond the Ring, a podcast that covers all things in the stock show industry from the informative to the insane, starring Ryan Rash.

Nobody watches you closer than those that don't like you. Give them a damn show.

And Dale Hummel.

It isn't what we say or think that defines us, but rather what we do.

Now on with the show.

Welcome to Beyond the Ring. This is Dale Hummel, along with co-star, Ryan Rash.

Hello, hello, hello. Ryan, where would you like to start current events today?

I don't care. I mean, there's not that much going on other than your brother, Joe, has now forgiven all student debt loan, or he thinks he's going to get to.

He's not really going to get to, but he's telling people he is.

And if this is actually goes down and found to be legal, it's somewhere between $500 billion and a trillion dollars that we the taxpayers will pay.

Yes, and that is the equivalent of $10,000 per student loan, or if you received a Pell Grant during

college and had a student loan, you can get up to $20,000 if you make under $125,000 a year salary.

Irregardless of any of that, it is absolutely ridiculous that those that did not sign the loan

paperwork had nothing to do with the loan will not benefit from the loan are paying it back.

This is what I don't understand.

A very intelligent person and a Democrat, by the way, who has worked in almost every

Democratic administration lately.

He went on CNN and he's like, not only is this terrible policy, it's terrible politics.

I mean, this is a Democrat.

He said, what he has done is he has alienated everyone who never went to college,

everyone who never thought they could afford to go to college.

And then all of the people that went to a college and found a way to pay for it or paid back their

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