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ju julie banderas , dr. janet nesheiwat and ian prior. we begin with shannon bream, who is live at the supreme court. shannon. >> shannon: kayleigh, we had talked about student loans and issue was standing, state of missouri had standing to bring this legal challenge and secretary of education went too far using the heroes act to wipe out student loans. the 6-3 opinion, the heroes act gives authority to cancel money for student loans, it does not. the secretary can modify regulatory provision, with the education acts, not to rewrite

the statute from the ground up, which is essentially what he did to wipe out the loans. the judge wrote this, the statute read gives secretary broad authority to remove national emergency effect on ability to repay student loan. that 6-3 split did not see this the same way. this affects billions in student loans. the president and other democrats suggested, i don't think he had authority to do this and supreme court agreed. lori smiths, free speech case says the law would force her to do work that did conflict with her religious beliefs. she said, i'm an artist, i've had lgbtq+ clients, that is not the deal. i don't want to do jobs for --

it doesn't like to hear. that is the wrap. >> kayleigh: thank you. emily, we predicted this for quite sometime. they struck down the biden issue for several issues, environmental regulation, vaccine mandateings and now student loan forgiveness. >> emily: the supreme court says in matters of administrative law, courts presume congress is not delegating all of a sudden, authority to the executive branch on issues of major political or economic importance meaning everyone rest assured your vote still matters. the president did not become a king overnight.

student loan forgiveness, it wasn't your money to begin with, mr. president. he said in stolen valor fashion tried to use the hero act to create funds that went toward students that would have had people on the hook for them working hard 9-5, two jobs, four jobs so people can enjoy their lofty degrees, it does not have a place in this country or in separation of powers. talk about the cake situation, the left is crowing lgbtq+ rights have been stamped out, there is campaign to underscore or undermine ability. it has nothing to do with that, this is a vast win and victory for free speech and everyone should appreciate the fact the supreme courtesies it that way. creative expression falls under

free speech. >> kayleigh: i will get to a media montage in a moment. about free speech, it is not about sexual orientation, this is freedom of speech. gorsuches tolerance is the answer. rich and complex place all persons are free to speak and think as they wish, not as government demands. cnn thinks it is about jim crow, they are losing it. watch. >> my worry is that this is just the beginning, next going after gay marriage and maybe the -- brown versus board of education. they eroded our voting rights a little bit. i see fascism down the line here. >> the supreme court has upset a 45-year precedent ruling it

unconstitutional for universities to consider race in admissions. is this leading to no women in colleges soon? who knows. >> a lot of people worrying about things like jim crow and somebody decided they want black folks to come in the back door because they don't want them in their store, how far might this go? >> ian, last in reaction to today's decision and that has nothing to do with the ruling. they are fearmongering. >> i don't think they read the decision, i poured through the decision yesterday and what you saw consistency with equal protection clause and 14th amendment and passage of 14th amendment, title six, title seven, civil rights act. they are reading a script provided by the left. with today's decision with compelled speech, they are

talking about where does this go? not in the direction they are talking about. michigan is passing a law that says it is a felony punishable by $10,000 if you get someone's pronouns wrong, that is fascism and anti-free speech thchl is not about protecting people, this is compelling speech and demanding people comply with your viewpoints. >> kayleigh: student loan forgiveness, yesterday i mentioned we were having biden on. he didn't talk about it, but chuck schumer did. he talked about the maga republicans, as pertaining to chuck schumer, he should go to the other branch of congress. nancy pelosi is the reason this got struck down, not maga justices. listen to nancy pelosi. >> people think the president of the united states has the power

for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay, he does not have thatture po. that has to be an act of congress. >> kayleigh: justice roberts in striking down biden cited nancy pelosi. >> she is actually right, first time i'm agreeing with nancy pelosi. in recent years conservative court does not give carte blanche when it comes to handing over to debt relief. for the president to assume the ruleses does not go toim had, shows the white house acts without reaction. there is not any contemplation or correction, they are allowed to respond taxpayer money without accountability. accountability is lacking most. the president freely dishes out

money and gives advice and he actually hampers investigations that could potentially reveal things that has to do with his son, a whole other story we'll talk about later. the whole executive branch is abuse of power. >> kayleigh: doctor, talk about kamala harris. kamala harris apparently drove this decision, biden did not want to do it, according to reporting. he was reluctant. bring in kamala harris. here is comment from daily mail. biden was told not to go for loan forgiveness, according to "new york times," in february, kamala harris did a point by point memo taking down biden's reasons for not doing student loan debt forgiveness. kamala is behind the failure behind this administration.

dr >> dr. nesheiwat: that is why her polling numbers are so low, lowest in history. she's failed at the border, human and child sex trafficking. she had a chance to protect women in afghanistan. they are no longer able to go to school because of what happened. what message does this send to younger generations? we're wiping away their debt and absolving them of their duty and contracts, they signed and put their name on contract they will repay student loans and without thinking in the future, i won't have to worry about that anymore. on one hand some might think it will alleviate the burden, this doesn't teach them good fiscal financial responsibility. >> kayleigh: kamala harris struck down by the supreme court, add to the left. i will fill in tonight on jesse

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40,000 flights have been cancelled or delayed and more expected closer to the holiday. fliers losing money, wages and sleeping on floor, faa thought it was good idea to post this wheel of fortune tweet. nothing puzzling about bad behavior on a flight, it can cause big money or jail time. i encourage travelers to pack a back that starts empty to ensure you don't have prohibitive items, arrive early, have your id out and ready and pack some patience. how about they pack efficiency, competence and dependability, how about that? >> yesterday i got to the airport, bags tagged and had to wait in line for 30 minutes just

to drop my bag. the airport was a mess. i get to the gate and had to wait another half-hour for the delay. i understand a lot goes into this, 4th of july weekend, wildfire issues, potential strikes at southwest. the faa and under buttigieg could be telling people, reassuring people, informing them, get to the airport two hours early or working hard and showing they are working behind the scenes before the 4th of july weekend to be sure flights aren't cancelled. we're not seeing that from secretary of transportation, who is overmatched in his duties. >> emily: don't act up on a flight and you can't bring water through, address there are dozens and thousands of people sleeping on the floor.

>> dr. nesheiwat: don't be too bad on pete buttigieg, he is probably building a bridge to the indian ocean. airlines are not equipped and charging ridiculous amount of money to airline passengers who have no repercussions whatsoever. i was amidst several delays and i ended up spending seven hours at the airport, why? not because of weather. the flight crew never showed up for a 5:55 flight. how is that possible? they need to install better bedding, look how i had to sleep for seven hours. if you bring your children along, they serve a purpose. this is the airport, everybody sleeping on the floor and chairs, why isn't pete buttigieg doing something and coming forward. where are the solutions?

>> emily: maybe he's not qualified. we have a system set up, the point is it should be equipped and ready, prepared for any type of inclement weather. it should be able to absorb things we can't control or predict. them blaming the weather underscores uninefficiency. weather happens all the time, build in efficiencies. >> kayleigh: imagine you are ian or julie sleeping with your kids in the airport. or on your kid or someone sleeping on the floor and looking for information. looking at united and american and you go to faa twitter feed and they have clever quip about wheel of fortune, and they cc

ryan seacrest. mayor pete oversees the faa. are you tweeting ryan seacrest everyday? do your job. this tweet should never have gone out. it is frustrating if you're sleeping in the airport. >> dr. nesheiwat: this reminds me of the third wave of covid testing. same situation here, we are hearing excuses. seen at christmas thousands of flights cancelled or delayed whachl is happening most radio recently, in philadelphia, roads have collapsed. the transportation secretary does not understand what he is doing and does not understand strategic planning and

collaborating with states and communities, we will continue to see catastrophic events. >> emily: it is okay if we copy ryan seacrest, all is well and competent. coming up, president biden awkwardly walks off set during msnbc interview and many calling out the left-wing network for a softball discussion with the commander-in-chief. ♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver. good for the founders, good for me, good for you. rosland capital - is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals.

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person should face discrimination for who they are. ip am deeply concerned this decision could invite discrimination against lgbtqi +. protects all americans, including people with of color, people with disabilities and women. the web designer said she would create for gay, lesbian or bisexual clients as long as it does not violate her beliefs. acknowledging this is narrow situation and about freedom of speech. >> emily: exactly right. greatest travesty is continued bungling by this administration of points, specific points and legal soundness of decisions

that emanate from the supreme courts. the president drums up support for concepts that have zero applicability to decision or point at hand. it is obvious he is not an attorney or not surrounded by attorneys. it is free speech, the government cannot compel you to speak or force you to do the same thing. he is making this about discrimination. they did the same thing with roe v. wade, that wasn't about grotesque use that o'connor championed against thchl is totally missing the point narrative. it will be in every newspaper that amplify everything he says, even though it is wrong. >> kayleigh: moving to another

topic. but ian made good point that gorsuch, in favor of free speech authored bostick decision protective of lgbtqi+. -- will be on 3 p.m. eastern. and president biden facing questions, it appears left-wing media is not looking to ask about any of them. as we have been reporting two irs whistleblowers involved in hunter biden tax investigation say hunter got special treatment from the justice department, received special treatment throughout the investigation and brutal new gaffes like this one are renewing concerns about the president's ability to lead. >> putin weakened by recent events, he is losing the war in iraq and at home. he is become a pariah around the

world and it is not just nato, not just the european union, japan and -- >> kayleigh: when president biden sat down with nicole wallace yesterday for a rare live interview, he wasn't asked a single question about hunter, whistleblowers or concern surrounding his health. instead it went like this. >> this is exciting for us. >> exciting for me. your former senate colleagues on judiciary committee would go as far as to say it is anti-democratic. do you agree with that? >> president biden: if i say it is anti-democratic. >> you get in trouble. >> mr. president, we don't get a lot of presidents through this studio, consider it your chair, consider it open invitation, there will be a lot of things on people's mind and i hope you look at this as place to come and talk about anything on your mind. >> i will. we're like -- we show up where

we're invited. >> i say that about the show, we are like hotel california, you can check out, you never leave. people pop up at 4 and 4:50, your staff will come get me if i do that to you. >> president biden: been an honor to be here. >> to be continued. >> kayleigh: a lot of school-girl laughing, and biden added another entry to growing list of awkward moments, he walks off set while the cameras were still rolling. >> mr. president, thank you. thank you. i appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. don't go anywhere, it is very exciting day around here. >> kayleigh: julie issue softest of the softball questions. >> julie: so awkward, no questions about the investigation and so forth. what was disturbing, nicole wallace had an opportunity,

president biden said something that deserved follow-up, he said he and merrick garland have never talked about specific cases. there was an investigation and charges were not brought up because that would end in potential felony charges, right? you never had a conversation about merrick garland regarding your son that never happened? is that was a perfect entry for a follow-up question, not only on merrick garland and whether or not he lied to the american people, but on whether or not he pursued charges and why was your son let off easy? no comments what so ever. he yells no in such a defensive manner reminds me of writing on the wall with a sharpie in his hand. no, you are holding the sharpie, that is how defensive he is. it is a lie and nobody calls him on it, disgusting. >> kayleigh: sometimes liberal media cover-up is obvious, sometimes subtle, putting in

paraplegic graph 21 or reading politico, i see this piece, they say testimony from the two tax agency employees, greg shapley, it is not greg, it is not greg, they are incorrect, it is gary. unidentified irs agent detail pattern of slow-walking investigative steps, but it is unclear whether the conflict amounts to internal disagreement about how to pursue wide-ranging probe or interference and preferential treatment. that is a wire service. >> "new york times" reported on the pentagon papers, they are digging in and doing investigation. washington post on watergate, they are investigating on very important issues. you have department of justice interfering in an investigation into a family member of the president. for a group of people that logs

institutions and talking about supreme court decisions, they don't care when it talks about the department of justice and being corrupted by politics. >> kayleigh: they don't care about this, this is tony bobulinski, hunter's former partner. >> on may 13th, 2017, i received e-mail concerning allocation of equity which says 10%, held by h for the big guy. in the e-mail, no question h stands for hunter, big guy for his father, joe biden. and jim for jim biden, in fact hunter often referred to his father as the big guy or my chairman. on numerous occasions, it was made clear joe biden's involvement was not to be mentioned in writing, only face-to-face. >> kayleigh: the federal government had opportunity to

interview him and did not do it. >> emily: they stymie and refuse to investigate any of this to detriment of this, serious allegations at stake and now statute run in multiple jurisdictions, this is travesty, will not see the -- i play softball in central park and never seen pitches that slow. there are two takeaways, one is productable, the president's fatigue and incompetence will be on full display. i wish some member of the media would show up prepared, would show up instead of fawning all over, prepared questions with follow-up and probing and conclusion that is worthy of the media role, to be watch dog for the executive branch. >> kayleigh: dr. nesheiwat, nicole wallaces as left as they

get, she likes joe biden, fine. ask easy questions if that is what you want to do. why use the laughter, we are excited to have you, all of it. >> dr. nesheiwat: this giddy nature, like we see with kamala harris, they want to shine him in a good light and not display or show any corruption we're seeing come to light through his son hunter. we know the doj and fbi will do everything they can to shield hunter biden in effort to protect joe biden, especially with upcoming election that we see just around the corner. this just clearly indicates as we see from text messages between hunter biden and chinese, weaponization of our government organizations and it will not change until we have new leadership. >> kayleigh: no doubt and vil niezing the suburbs and democrats are defending her. >>-- the suburbs because they

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into the suburbs. what about these babies who are being lost in their own cities? bleep the suburbs, they don't know a -- thing about how life is in the city. >> emily: kayleigh, there are multiple issues with that. >> kayleigh: yeah. first, the kcrassness. also politically dumb. suburban women are powerhouse voting block, you could make the argument, as brookings does, i don't know if i totally agree with them, but good point, biden victory came from the suburbs. you will toss them aside, f the suburbs, go with that, see how

it works out. >> emily: underscoring the point that crime is unacceptable and every life is equal. she undermines elected government or credibility by doing so. >> exactly right. crime is crime wherever it is and policies need to be enacted to protect people from crime. what you are seeing is policies being enacted by progressive prosecutors, going soft on dangerous felons or criminals for restorative purposes, where does that spill over to? into the suburbs. it is a soft target. criminals do not find a wealthy estate to go rob tvs. they will go to suush abouts, where there are less police officers, les law enforcement than in the city or in private residences that are protected. this is a daufrjous statement, sentence and crime is spilling

into the suburbs because of policy lawmakers support, let's go easy for restorative purposes. to draw out kayleigh's point further, lack of intellectual caliber, suburbs could say the same to the cities. they are not the capital and the tax base is higher and from the capitol the funds flow to protect the city. start is this bidding war, if the suburbans take tax dollars elsewhere, all that will suffer is urbannites. >> dr. nesheiwat: this is counter productive to con constituents and ignorant. many moved to the suburbs and many suburban moms moved out of the city and we know what the city is about, that is why we

moved out. don't you dare insult the intelligence of suburban moms or dads, suburbanites period, insult to the american people and all citizens. >> emily: doctor, why is it okay to use blasphemy, why are people in hoodies? it undermines credibility. >> dr. nesheiwat: we have lost class and integrity and senator potty mouth needs to understand criminals are not held accountable. they know they will get out within 24 hours and that is why there is high rate of recidivism. new leadership have leaders and lawmakers that care about the well being of citizens, this will continue. unprofessional and uncalled for.

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>> kayleigh: it is time for in case you mised it. we are kept up to date on latest measures to cut carbon emission. cnn reports giant kites could slash carbon emission. what could go wrong, doctor? >> dr. nesheiwat: summer sailing fchl it gets through faster, don't forget what happened to germany and california. germany relying on russian gas, it failed and they went back to fossil fuel. we have rolling blackouts, the grid failed, we need combination of fossil fuel and embrace nuclear energy, geo thermal, solar and wind all together. >> kayleigh: what happens if the wind stops blowing or changes direction? >> this is preposterous, i hope it turns directions toward gop. fireworks won't burst for some this 4th of july.

firework shows have been cancelled because of environmental rules restricting use of explosives, after firework show in long beach became target of federal lawsuit brought on by environmental activists, julie. >> julie: it is 4th of july, we barely have independence or freedom, do not take away my 4th of july fireworks. my kids go inside and i'm sitting there by myself, my cocktail and ice. >> one thing if you are worried about fires and droughts, do it over a body of water. we should celebrate independence, enjoy it and have that opportunity, it is once a year. >> ian? >> what will happen next time l.a. wens a super bowl or world series, same thing there when money is on the line?

>> kayleigh: exactly. well said. finally julie's favorite, bars and restaurantses are adopting family-friendly cocktail and cutting down on ice. ice requires too much water and energy to be sufficient and some bars are moving toward sustainable options such as large blocks of ice or removing from drinks entirely. >> i don't have a problem with too much water in cocktails, i don't add water like club soda, that is waste of space, you will never take my ice. i don't drink water at room temperature, none of my liquids are room temp, all i have to say. don't take my ice. my summer memories are you with biggest glass every. >> i don't joke around, they are gallon size. i'm room temp, no ice in my water. if you hand me a warm cocktail,

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i will have more to announce when i address the nation this afternoon. i believe the court's decision to strike down the student debt relief plan is wrong but stop at nothing to deliver relief to hard working middle class families. my administration will continue to work to bring the promise of higher education to every american. kayleigh, the best thing he could do would be to dissolve regulations and dilute inflation and increase job opportunities, list goes on, everything his administration has failed to do. it does not happen when he expands his executive power unconstitutionally. >> and bring down the cost of college. what i would point out, twice he says he's going to be talking about next steps this afternoon. wall street journal reporting they were not going to try to reimplement in full but other measures to help borrowers. yesterday we heard him talk about next steps after affirmative action. i'll be looking at next steps. gen z and voters 18-29 are

fleeing from the president and the reason, he is ineffective. if i see this, that adds to the perception that joe biden is ineffective. >> given kayleigh's point earlier about kamala harris the driving force behind the nonsense anyway, i wonder if she will drive him to fighting or surrender to the soundness of the court. >> i think they are going to continue to double down. if you want this to happen, go to congress and if it does not happen legislatively it cannot happen constitutionally. they don't seem to want to get that, proceed along those lines, so they are going to deep doubling down for politics, not the good of the country and constitution. >> prioritizing students or perception of students over average americans this entire time. >> the fact he came out after supreme court rulings and said the court is not normal is very unbecoming of a president. i found that to be a really negative precedent to set for a

president who is obviously not showing respect to the supreme court, the highest court in the land. and i would like to see college prices go down. and i would like to see once again the word accountability here, children are raised and college students are raised to pay their bills. >> finally, we would like to take a moment to say happy birthday hartley. she is an integral fundamental amazing member of our team at "outnumbered." she is incredible, and so are you. here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, ladies. kick off a new hour here, a live look at the supreme court. the justices issuing the second blockbuster ruling in as many days as the justices move to block president biden's student loan handout and at any moment now we are expecting to hear from president biden directly. what exactly will his response be? hello, i'm sandra smith in new york