Swaring to tell the truth, Rupert Murdoch admitted Fox lies to its viewers.

The lead starts right now.

Top Fox executive Rupert Murdoch under oath admitted election lies, peddled on his network,

were simply a business decision, saying, quote, it is not red or blue, it is green.

What else did Murdoch admit?

Plus, when winning a battle does not end the danger, CNN treks across a booby-booby trapped

land littered with mines in Ukraine.

But first, the Supreme Court on the record here what the justices said about President

Biden's plan to cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt and whether Biden even

remotely has the authority to do so.

Welcome to the lead I'm Jake Tapper and we're starting today in the money lead and the

fate of President Biden's plan to wipe out 400 billion, that's billion with a B dollars

of student loan debt, now rests with the U.S. Supreme Court.

Justices today heard oral arguments in two cases challenging Biden's plan.

The Biden administration argued that, yeah, they have the power to forgive student loans

in order to protect Americans from financial harms brought on by the COVID pandemic.

Six Republican-led states and a conservative advocacy group, however, questioned Biden's

authority to do so without Congress playing any role.

And they also asked whether it was fair to relieve those loans when so many other Americans

had already paid theirs off or did not take any loans.

Here's how two of the justices reacted to arguments today.

Some of the finest moments in the court's history were pushing back against presidential

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