stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: joan jara -- victor jara singing "the right to live in peace."acy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. juan: we end today's show with a look at student debt. people now 01 $.3 trillion in student debt. a new investigative report published by the center for investigative research peels back the layers on the trillion-dollar student loan industry. the article, titled "who got rich off the student debt crisis," follows what happened after the federal government relinquished direct control of the student loan program and opened it up to banks and profit-making corporations. amy: one of the article's authors, veteran investigative reporter and pulitzer-prize-winning journalist jim steele, joins me now. lay out what you found. jim: what we found was that if you go back to lyndon johnson, the whole idea of the student loan program was to provide a way for people who were poor, minorities and so forth, to give them my way to go to college, to provide them loans and it was thenistered largely by federal go

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