Let's talk about this letter that the GOP governors have sent to Biden.

Nearly two dozen of them wrote this letter while they signed their name to it.

Criticizing his taxpayer-funded student loan handouts, they express their

concern with how his student loan pay out the transfer of debt is going to

cost taxpayers $500 billion. They say it will negatively impact

lower income families. So this was led by Iowa's governor.

The letter was signed by 22 GOP governors in total. They say that they're punishing the poor

and it shifts the burden of debt from the wealthy to working Americans.

You know who's not on this? By the way, I'm going to read you the states of governors

that have signed this letter. It's a great letter. It makes a ton of sense. It's not going to

do anything to curb the long-term problem of the price of college. It's going to force people

regular people making $50,000 a year to pay for rich people to have their college paid for.

It's a rare random accidental, likely confused act of common sense and accountability from

Republicans. I'm going to read you the states of the governors, the Republican governors who have

signed this letter. Are you ready? Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho,

Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma,

South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wyoming. Did anything stand out to you

about the list of states that I just read off to you there? Yeah, you went from Idaho to Maryland.

Yeah, I did. What's what's what's important about this? There's a state that you should have

mentioned. Oh, who is that? Indiana. Oh, it's right. The governor of Indiana is not on this

letter. Tony asked the question today. You will very likely not get a response from

Holcomb's people because that would not serve Hoosier as well. But how is it that the governor of

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