SCOTUS to Biden: Leave it a Loan

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🗓️ 3 July 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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What’s next for Americans carrying student debt now that the Supreme Court has struck down President Biden’s loan forgiveness plan? Meanwhile, multiple sources confirm that former President Trump pressured the governor of Arizona to overturn election results. And rioters target French authorities after a teenager was killed by police. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's Monday, July 3rd.
0:02.2	Well, you won't have to figure out what to do with an extra 10,000 bucks anymore.
0:06.2	I start here.
0:07.2	The Supreme Court strikes down President Biden's plan to forgive student debt.
0:14.6	You are out of luck.
0:16.0	That program that Biden set up is now defund.
0:18.5	So what's next for Americans saddled with college loans?
0:21.6	We'll walk you through the new options.
0:23.6	President Trump tried to pressure one state to overturn election results.
0:26.9	It now appears there were others.
0:29.1	Trump had gotten his wish for Georgia.
0:30.7	He still wouldn't have been the president.
0:32.0	New revelations as a new phase of the special council investigation take shape.
0:36.3	And Paris is burning.
0:37.5	This is what I...
0:39.5	After the killing of a teenager, rioters end up literally on official doorsteps.
0:46.1	From ABC News, this is Stark Here.
0:48.7	I'm Brad Milky.
0:57.0	Friday was of course the last day of the Supreme Court's term, meaning they were going to
1:01.0	be dropping all their remaining decisions.
1:03.4	And we had our radar, especially up for two of them.
1:06.6	At the Supreme Court, a First Amendment ruling with far-reaching consequences.
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