Okay, so what is your first and last name?

Hi, I'm Glen Lopez.

This is Glen Lopez.

He's a freshman at Morgan State University.

Last Tuesday, he traveled to Washington, D.C DC to rally behind President Joe Biden's Student

Debt Forgiveness Plan, which was being challenged at the Supreme Court.

And when I heard this interview, it really struck me because instead of giving our CNN team a rehearsed diplomatic answer about why he was there, he just kind of put it all out there.

The real answer is kind of broke. I don't really got it on me like that and honestly the

movement for this really supports people that are in the same financial situation like

as me. When we talk about student loans it really is just that simple for some people.

They need cash in their pockets and student loan payments take a big bite out of that.

And remember, Glenn is just a freshman.

His loans aren't due yet. He has years to get his ducks in a row.

But for millions of others, this looming Supreme Court decision could shape what their next few months been like. My guest this week is CNN politics writer Katie Labosco.

We're going to break down these Supreme Court arguments,

what it's been like for borrowers waiting for a ruling,

and why a new repayment plan from the Biden administration could actually be more generous in the long run.

From CNN, this is one thing. I'm David Ryan.

Katie, can you remind us how we got here? Like what is the story of this student loan forgiveness program?

Sure, sure. I actually, I think I want to take us back to 2019 when we had a bunch of people running for the Democratic presidential

primary.

And then we have Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders putting out plans

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