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It's the fastest growing radio talk show. Brian Kilmeade.

Wow, there's a lot of pressure on me now to be approachable,

especially with my two guests this hour, Daniel Hoffman will bring me inside the drama within the Russian,

the Russian generals, the Russian leadership, the Wagner group,

located in Belarus, the fighting that's going on, Dan Hoffman inside Russia.

He was the CIA station chief, so you know that that's for real and his intelligence is going to be great.

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In about 90 minutes, we're going to get another Supreme Court decision about student loan relief.

Can an executive just decide with the by picking up a pen to really $400 million and maybe billions of dollars in student loan debt?

Is that fair? Will the Supreme Court uphold that? I hope not.

As much as I feel for people with this debt, there's got to be a degree of fairness.

When you sign on, you should actually have to pay.

What about car loans? Is that next?

And I would say this, if you want to help people out with student loans, cut the interest rate.

I don't think anybody would have a problem with that.

The interest rates are too high anyway on these loans, especially these parent loans, for people with these schools that are way too expensive.

But that's another conversation.

Yesterday, the historic move to up and affirmative action.

I think it was in 2000.

Sandra Day O'Connor says maybe in 25 years will be in a place in our country where we won't need this.

The Supreme Court thinks we are.

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