>> we're awaiting major announcement from president biden about two hours from now. he is set to announce a student loan handout of up to $20,000. this is "outnumbered." the president tweeted this. in keeping with my campaign promise my administration is announcing a plan to give working and middle class families breathing room as they

prepare to resume federal student loan payments in januar. while he's set to an kel -- cancel billions of dollars. progressives they are not happy. they say this doesn't go far enough. critics say the move will penalize the responsible american who already paid off their loans by making them now foot the bill for those who haven't paid just yet. there are concerns of the handout will increase inflation and widen the wealth gap. let's look at the numbers. the plan is expected to give the $10,000 handout to those making less than $125,000 a year. that adds up very fast with one estimate putting it at $300 billion over the next ten years and that is on the low end. even still, that amounts to an additional $2000 for every single american taxpayer.

karlie, the left says handout to the rich. they complain about tax cuts. make no mistake. this is a handout to the rich. we have the numbers. anywhere from 68% to 70% of loans are going to go to those in the top 60% of the income distribution. that's a break for the rich. >> you put it exactly accurately. the unemployment rate now is 3.5%. earlier in month, the president made this whole speech calling the lowest unemployment rate in over 50 years. more people are working now than any point in american history. why would he cancel a portion of debt for a group of people who signed a contract saying they would pay it back and who are working. also a big selling point of the inflation reduction act, it would reduce the deficit by $300 billion. this would increase the deficit by that exact amount, plus the

chips act, another $300 billion on top of that. some of those things are money well spent. this really is stealing money from a group of hard working taxpayers to buy votes from people who are disproportionately wealthier, the left leaning brookings institute found that third of student let is held by the wealthiest 20% of households in this country. he's angering everything from progressives on the far left to conservatives on the right. >> and people like larry summers who is not necessarily a right wing economist. he's an economist from harvard said this could increase inflation by having colleges increase tuition. the bottom is 59% tells cnbc, this is going to increase inflation. >> yes. it will. here's one larry summers tweet

from earlier in the week. the worst idea will be a continuation of the current moratorium. this is the moratorium on making student loan payments that benefits among other highly paid, lawyers and investment bankers. in the short run, the worst part of this is extending the moratorium on making those student loan payments which the biden administration is going to do. they won't to make payments until end of the year. in the tweet from president biden, he said this is the final time we're gong this. oh really? don't count on it. inflation was at 8.5%. near a 40-year high. this does not but make the federal reserve job that much harder to fight inflation. at a time when inflation is the hardship that people are feeling. the greater burden on the fed,

the central bank to fight inflation through destroying money and raising interest rates, the deeper the recession will be going into next year. right now, one out of every six american household that make their power payments their electricity payment, this is in the middle of the summer, because electricity prices are soaring. there's never been a crises hike this ever at a time in electricity prices when americans were so far behind on their bills. the fed has to balance that with avoiding a recession. this only makes matters worse. can i add one thing? president biden should really just get out there and say, okay, i'm forgiving this debt. i'm extending the payment moratorium. screw the majority of american who don't have a four-year college degree. >> why is he doing it?

i will never forget this poll. we know young people disproportionately voted for joe biden. just one percent of 18 to 29 year strongly approve of the president. 94% of democrats under 30 say they wanted another candidate. this is why he's doing it. not to help you, to help him. >> we -- i know some of the surgeons and physicians who had their student loans on pause. i'm pissed. i graduated medical school with over $300,000 worth of debt. i worked ten years on paying it off. i had colleagues, some who made less than me and some more who hadn't had to pay their student loans throughout covid. president biden is just doing it again, fifth pause on the student loan payments. they make good money. they should be able to pay that back. not creating a larger federal

deficit. what is happening, he's furthering the equity, the wage gap here. recent poll showed about 53% of newly graduated students are not finding jobs right away. some of that is because of gen-z are not feeling the pressure to make money. more people are on food stamps he took away the work requirement and same thing happening for people graduating. you have rising tuition costs. you having to decreased quality of education. it's time for people to start paying back their student loans and you need to expand public service people who go into public service, help them pay off student loans. not everyone. this is not going to help. it checks the box for him because of his campaign. >> that's extraordinary what you

just said. you had more than $300,000 in debt. not only that, your children as well. elizabeth warren in 2020 was asked about a situation. here's what she said. >> my daughter is getting out of school. am i going to get the money back? you're going to pay for people who didn't save any money and those of us who did the right thing, screw us. my buddy bought a car and went on vacation, i saved my money. we did the right thing, we get screwed. >> that's exactly right. people did the right thing will get screwed over this. the people who decided not to save will get a little handout. one of the things that confuses me about this, issue of student loans in the u.s., it takes about, you giving this generation sort of breather. you're going to give them a leg-up. they never talk about the reality of it.

what they are doing, making generations of americans have to pay fair this -- for this one. you can't keep borrowing and borrowing. even the u.s. can't just keep borrowing and borrowing. if you get in this kind of debt and you say personal debt can be taken on effectively as national debt, go through this cycle passing the blame on to future generations. it's really indecent to the generations coming after us. >> it isn't going to work politically. you had the head of naacp saying this is true, we got a problem. he's asking for more. >> this is what is so perplexing about this. it really does anger groups of people across the political spectrum. he brought up that poll that shows the president is extremely

unpopular among young people. those are the least reliable voters. why would he be trying to buy votes from that group of people? also, why 125,000-dollar. you get your student loan canceled if you making a six figure salary. imagine what that looks like to somebody who didn't have a college because they couldn't afford it. they recognize they have to pay for a rich person's student loans. how is that going to play. >> it's a quarter of a million dollar for a couple. it's not just -- i use this -- i selectively chose the word screw. i get accused of being so angry on tv. i will say this with clinch teeth. seethingly. it's screwing people who didn't go to college. screwing people who paid their own way. it's screwing the parents who paid their children's own way.

it's screwing anybody trying to deal with the burden of inflation. >> that's the electrician, plumber and trade worker, who by the way, these were reagan voters who became trump voters who are now republican voters. this is likely to entrench that. >> why are they bailing out people. the other thing is, about the larry summers quote. one of the scandals in this country is the escalation of student fees. the universities should be giving incentive to pull the fees back. lower the fees in this country. the escalation of fees in the u.s..has to do with the growing bureaucracy in american education. they got a bigger bureaucracy they are paying for now. that should be brought down. the universities should be encouraged to bring it down. it's likely just encourage them to keep floating the cost of tuition up. >> where is my bailout?

the next generation. >> senator cotton saying biden is telling every college in america to raise tuition by $10,000. is that what happened with electric vehicles. ev prices went up accordingly. there are times in politics where you may not agree, you see where the other side is coming from. this is one that is completely perplexing to me. >> it's purely political. we'll see. 2:15 p.m. president biden set to announce it. just hours after the guilty plea, california highway patrol finally released paul pelosi's dui dashcam video. the video and details next. >> you were involved in a crash. i smell alcohol coming from your breath. i can see you're unsteady on your feet. people with plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make.

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>> california highway patrol finally releasing the dashcam video paul pelosi's arrest. here is his reaction when the officer asked him to fake a --take a field sobriety test. >> will are you be willing to take a test? i wouldn't want you fall over and hurt yourself. you were involved in a crash. i smell alcohol coming from your breath. i can see you're very unsteady on your feet. [ indiscernible ] i understand who you are. i'm not here to try to do anything to draw any negative attention to you. if you been honest with me,

there's nothing that you should be worried about. in terms of the alcohol you consumed. >> we also got some new photos from the crash saying the photos showed severe damage to both vehicles. this picture bruises to paul pelosi's hands and forearms. he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charge. he also got three years probation and pay a fine of $1700. he must also have a certified ignition device installed on his vehicle for one year. he was sentenced to five day and got credit for time served and good behavior. he doesn't have to spend time in jail. he only has to do one day of community service. kayleigh, why is so hard for nancy pelosi come out and say my husband shouldn't do that and i apologize to the man he hit and i apologize to the people i

represent because i'm embarrassed? >> this is a pelosi privileged family. she'll never do that. she jets off to taiwan and totally distracted from this. she'll never do that. it was interesting to watch him as he takes this balance test. saying is i passed the balance test. the officer said it defeats the purpose when you hold on to the patrol car as you take the test. right when he said he was a high profile person who could have killed someone. i want to praise jesse watters and his team. they were been on it. every journalist out there, take note. that's what you supposed to do. you supposed to put in a request, not let it go. i'm so proud that jesse's team was able to get this. that's called journalism. >> speaking of journalism, i told the doctor i was going to ask her about this. paul pelosi told officers he started drinking at 7:00 p.m. and finished at 8:00.

that's an hour. he said he had a glass of champagne and wine. he went -- after the test, paul pelosi went to the hospital and there was a stop at the local patrol office and then finally to the county jail where they finally got a reading on his blood alcohol content of .82%. above the legal limit. he had more than two hours to burn off the alcohol before officers got a blood sample. i would think that two hours and you still blowing above the legal limit. he had more than two drinks. >> i think you're being generous. ny it's two -- i think it's anywhere two to five hours. on average, depending how much you weigh, male or female, on average, he was decreasing his blood alcohol level .5%. this is very obnoxious when you hear the statement saying i'm a

high profile person. even high profile people, that cause 17,000 deaths in the united states. that's one in every 30 minutes someone dies because of drunk driving. nancy pelosi, actual high profile person, needs to come out to the american people. apologize and say that she needs to do some action to help those who have been victims of drunk driving. >> one other thing that i want to bring up, when he was speaking to officers, slurring to officers, he handed over his driver's license and a 1199 foundation card when he was asked for his i.d. which is a california highway patrol charity that supports officers and gives scholarships to kids >> he was handing it over saying i'm with you guys. you don't have to pull me over. you don't have to worry about

--one of the worst things of th, apart from the fact -- how many decades we had public awareness campaign about the dangers of drunk driving? everybody should know now. he was hoping showing his card get out of jail free card. he was hoping he would get special treatment. there's lot of people in public life, lot of people who happen to be relatives to people in america, do think they have a immunity. they don't have to have the same rules that apply to them that applies to the rest of us. this is a minor example of that

compared to the ones we could do. of course they hes he's a special case. >> that's exactly one thing i wrote down that paul pelosi's behavior exemplifies someone who lived a rich liberal life with zero consequences. >> yeah. you lose me when you first of all injure somebody in this accident. there was a victim who was injured. then turns around and essentially tells the police officer do you know who i am. that line never works. the police officer handled this very well. if you watch the dashcam video. he was polite and calm. the other thing, this is napa

county. i feel like the laws for drunk driving should be more stringent, because it's wine country. the d.a. was asked are you giving him the slap of wrist because of who he is. she responded, this is how we handled every single case. he's getting by the book treatment. now we'll see. the next person that does drive drunk, will they get the same treatment. >> it's up to you to hold them accountable. >> if you have somebody in your home and gets drunk and gets in an accident, you're liable to get sued by the victim. >> there's a cell phone and it's called uber. >> drive your guest home. your tax dollars at work. illegal immigrants arriving in new york from texas are treated

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>> welcome back. new video, five more buses carrying migrants from texas arriving in new york city. we're learning more about where many are staying it at taxpayer expense. the city is renting some 5000 rooms at a hotel, one block from times square with spectacular views of the iconic skyline. rooms cost up to $700 per night. there's also, top of the line fitness center on the third floor. officials are keeping the cost of all of this under wraps. a similar package to house the homeless during the early days of the pandemic came at a $300 million tab. you live in the city, these are

taxpayer dollars. >> yes. again, this is a socialist state. new york city is a socialist government where we have city-run hospitals in the city. it's a sanctuary city. the door is wide open. mayor eric adams ran on providing free services to illegal immigrants. they weren't prepared for this. this is just a smidgen of what border communities and border states are experiencing. this quote sticks with me. it was a quote that was from a former navy veteran who was standing at a homeless shelter here in new york. he said, we've been here waiting going through the process. let me tell you, illegal immigrants are getting everything real quick. they got more in four or five days i gotten in 29. they are brushing us aside.

that will forever stick with me. all of the atrocities, the two young children who died trying to get in the country. where are the crocodile tears from alexandria ocasio-cortez? where are the tears from these liberals over all the lives lost because of this wide open border? >> that's right. one of the things we never hear about is how dangerous of a journey this is. there are a lot of people that -- some people we won't know about because their bodies get lost. they are found days late per >> a 2-month-old currently fighting for his life in that drowning episode in the rio grande. a 5-year-old girl was swept out her mother's arms. a 3-year-old likewise lost his life. this was yesterday.

the new york post says it all. deaths of migrant children expose biden cruelty. the luxury hotel we showed in new york, that is not the end of result for most illegal immigrants for many, they reached death trying to get here. in 2019, 300 parished, you see it going up. this year, we're only in august. up through july, 609 migrants died trying to cross our southern border. that doesn't count those who made the dangerous journey before. >> mayor adams ran on providing free services for illegal immigrants. governor greg abbott wrote an on --op ed in the new york post. he wrote talk is cheap, which

considering such ill-considered policies. he wants to condemn anyone who is pressing him to walk the walk. >> i read about this a couple of weeks ago. i have an issue of migration across continents for decades. it's always the same story. you get a certain type of liberal who says i don't understand why we need borders. build bridges and not borders. what mayor adams and done is wicked. they have encouraged people to come into the united states illegally. first of all, it's an insult to everybody who comes to this country legally. who goes through all the necessary steps, the expensive steps, the time wasting steps. all those people get insulted when you say illegal migrants can come in. the numbers now coming across the southern border are historic. this is millions of people every

year. when that happened once in europe, there was once in a generation problem. all the same number is happening in the u.s. this city of new york had to cope to date with only 5000. they are struggling with that. >> most of them were flown into here by president biden. you don't hear mayor adams complaining about that. he did say that the hospital systems in new york could get inundated by the migrants. >> we are not just talking about migrants. our country was built on immigration, legal immigration. what we're talking about here is the massive influx of illegal immigrants. what we saw throughout the covid pandemic, we barely have the framework to support the people here when it comes to housing and our healthcare system. people line the up outside of hospital trying to get emergency care in new york city and rural america and border city. that was real world for us. then you have an influx of 5000

people coming in overnight into new york city. it is going to put a strain on our healthcare system. because of government encouraged policies of people not getting their non-covid medical care because of promoting sedentary lifestyles keeping children out of schools, this is caused a healthcare crises in the united states. more americans and people legally here are requiring more healthcare. all these immigrants coming. they will need housing. they will need healthcare. we don't have enough doctors and nurses to handle the people we already have, let alone the people coming. >> also cell phones and fancy hotel rooms. coming up, a fourth grade teacher took to social media asking how parents react to her classroom that is built for non-white students. that's next.

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>> fourth grade in utah is reportedly on leave after a controversial social media video about her classroom. she explains this is her first year. she's teaching in a majority white school and admits making an effort to limit representation of most of already students. >> kind of interested to see how students and parents react to my classroom or if they notice anything about it. it's built for non-white students. you will notice there are no white kids represented. it's that first level of multi-cultural education.

not a single white face. i have a big stack of coloring pages that students can use. not a single one with a person on it depicts a white person or character. >> this person teaches our children. >> as a mother who's raising three white children, this is infuriating. she talks about having a multicultural classroom but zero white faces. how is that multicultural and inclusive. we have swung that pendulum trying to get rid of racism and narrow that gap. you breed new form of racism. that is against white people and against white males specifically. this is upsetting. we need to take race out of the classroom. we need to focus on the fundamentals of education so our children stop seeing race. they are making children more aware of race. that will breed racism as they get older. >> we see it across the country.

$59,000 a year to attend. their librarian tweets burn white straight librarianship to the ground. >> that's what the parents are paying for. this goes back to what we were talking about. if the education that kids in the united states, in the education was good, it's not great. they wouldn't be dumb enough to pay a quarter million dollars and borrow the money to go to a four-year school to get a degree in something that will never lead it a career that let them pay off said quarter million dollar debt. that being said, this teacher is schooling kids with -- harassing children with knowledge she picked up on tik tok, rather than actual education like

teaching them the theorem. a child, i know this from personal experience. when children feel picked on and they feel diminished, they will never tell anyone. they won't come home and tell you if they feel like they've been sidelined. that can damage them for a lifetime. there's a lot of damage being done to kids in terms of marginalizing them. we won't know for a generation. >> douglas, one parent saying how can i feel comfortable sending my white 9-year-old son to your library. >> there is one white face in

that lunatic video, her own white face and dyed hair. she wants to look -- she is. everything shelter-in-places -- everything she'ssaying is co. to be saying this about white people, saying this about any group of people. to be demeaning people because of the color of their skin. who does that in 2022? only people who think they are acting in the name of social justice and race awareness. as for these librarians, of all the places to burn to the ground to further social justice, libraries? really? >> good news is this, i have not seen a more vocal constituency that made such an impression on american politics than the movement of parents. you saw that last night in florida. in sarasota. this is parents speaking saying no more.

>> cath school enrollment is up because parents are concerned about what's going on in public school. if they have the means they are paying for private tuition. when it comes to this teacher, she's essentially saying she is better than the parents who pay her salary. because of her political views, even though she doesn't know their political views, she's judging them based on nothing. she says that there are coloring books with children of color on them. you don't need a medal for that. that's just normal. i think that's anybody who walks in the classroom who saw that, you wouldn't even notice. that's just what school is all about. a classroom shouldn't be built for any specific race. it should be built for all races. she said that she built her classroom for a specific race.

that's the biggest issue. >> she teaches fourth grade. why do they have coloring books in it fourth grade? >> she's the teacher. >> 15-year-olds in this country rank 11th out of 79 countries in science and 30th in math. >> that's why. those people are teaching your kids. >> these parents, they are going to continue to speak up. coming up, the prime minster of finland is defending herself after leaked party videos standing by her work and her right to a life outside of it. she's apologizing for just one thing. that's next. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... ...without worrying if it's too late or where you are.

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>> after weeks of vacation, president biden returning to washington today. is set to make a major announcement. the white house says he plans to forgive up to $20,000 in student loans per borrower. we'll care the presidential remarks live in moments. kelley ann conway coming up on what we can expect in november.

come join us and me top of the hour. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. finland's partying prime minster is not backing down. sanna marin is hitting back at her critics after leaked video emerged showing the 36-year-old leader dancing and partying it up. marin did apologize for some controversial pictures of two topless women kissing inside the prime minster's official resident. marin was not in that photo. however, she wishes the public would judge her on her record, not her personal life. douglas, two topless influencers dancing at the prime minster's office, may be a first. it may not be. [ laughter ] >> maybe the first we know about. i feel sorry for her. she's a 36-year-old woman. she has a right to a private life.

we got to make sure we don't judge -- when they do something, -- look at it this way. when theresa may was prime minster, she asked what's the naughtiest thing you ever done. that's a terrible question. she ended up saying, when i was a little girl i ran to the field -- [ laughter ] she was then teased for being boring. here we're seeing someone being teeced. >> there's a huge gap. i am sort of impressed with her energy level. if i make it past 10:30 on a saturday, i'm feeling like wow. i really hit my stride. >> i'm with you on that one. i don't mean to be the naysayer here. you can have a private life but

not in a public resident. i said i prefer margaret thatcher. i stand by that. it's not sexist. >> you know what, lot of people saying she's getting criticism for this because she's a woman. if a man did this, the criticism will be just as bad. >> no. people will be like, that looks like fun. >> how many americans are looking at this going, i really want to check finland out. >> she is very pretty. >> fun-loving. that have such a lust for life. i said yesterday on faulkner focus, he was talking about the finnish language. he said discovering finnish like discovering a wine cellar filled

with bottles of amazing wine of a flavor never tasted before. it intoxicated me. >> can we go to finland? >> yes, we should. >> i have to agree. the fact that this happened in the residence, the former residence. i wasn't okay with the oval office and blue dress. what you do in your private life, not in the a formal residence. finland supposed to be the happiest and healthiest country in the world. >> they are known for their skin care. fun fact. [ laughter ] >> and their legs. >> all right, more "outnumbered" in a moment. hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two

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>> the best segment of the day, a big congratulations to carly, a baby boy. >> look at the giant wall monitor. i announced my big news, i'm four months pregnant, so the baby is due in february. february 5th is the expected due date. a little baby boy, i'm so excited. so this is a pregnant couch. >> it is a pregnant couch. >> yes. >> two pregnant women. and you are due in november. >> yes. >> and both boys. >> tell me how to raise a child, go. >> dr. saphier has all the answers. >> oh, having all the answers, three boys. sleep any time you possibly can, never pass up a restroom, and -- >> the restroom -- >> and quickly tell my story? >> i went up to carly, she

looked gorgeous on tv one day and i was like what's going on? and i found out before anybody in the building she was two weeks pregnant. >> i've known you for so many years, you even bought me my wedding shoes. >> we are so happy four, carley. your baby boy is going to be beautiful. >> here is "america reports." >> all right, it is a major win for democrats and closely watched special election in new york. the race seen as a bellweather for what is ahead this fall. >> pat ryan put abortion rights at the center of his campaign, a victory in a swing district biden carried by fewer than two minutes back in 2020. analysis from kellyanne conway is just moments away. >> sandra: but first, a fox news alert, to the white house at this hour, where president biden has returned from vacation earlier