Good morning. It is Monday, March 6th. It is six minutes after 11 and you're

listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 W I B C. So Bill Marr had to

self a big guest on a show, Bernie Sanders. They were talking about student

loan forgiveness. More than 40 million federal student loan borrowers could be

eligible for up to $20,000 in debt forgiveness. They're going to have to wait

though. This is all in front of the Supreme Court. And they're going to have to

see how the Supreme Court rules on this. I think one of the many things that bothers

people so much about this plan for Biden just to give select people $10,000 is the

disingenuous argument that you are somehow doing something that is vital to the economy

and that these people would somehow be outside a soup kitchen night after night after night

if this doesn't take place. And that's what always happens in politics. The arguments go to

the extreme and they paint people into corners or with broad brushes. And there was a recent

poll and you'll hear Marr just credit goes at Sanders with this about what people plan to do

with their $10,000 and it is just hilarious even though I mean these are people responding

to a pulsing I will do this with this money. Bernie Sanders still isn't having any of it even

when people are admitting this is what I'm going to do with the money. And again this is

against white people sometimes I think question some of what you're saying. This is a survey student

loan forgiveness recipient 73% of applicants say they are likely to spend their extra money on

non-essential including vacations, smart phone, drugs and alcohol. They admitted that to the

Pulster. Who is this Pulster? NBC News. 52% they are very likely are likely to buy new clothing

46% they would use the money for vacation and eat out at restaurants. This is why people have a

thing about I would never call it free money. I guess they just did. I mean he just he who is the

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