miguel cardona. dr. cardona, good morning. always great to have you. is part of the administration's save repayment plan. tell us who qualifies for this and who doesn't and when it goes into effect. >> sure, thank you, first of all, thank you for having me. this is part of a bigger plan to make higher education more affordable and more accessible. as you mentioned, 153,000 people received notification over $1.2 billion in debt relief will be provided. these are people that took out loans of $12,000 or less, smaller loans. we know that these folks are more likely to go into default, so that's the group we targeted with this debt relief announcement this week. >> whit: for those who don't qualify this round, will there be more opportunities for debt forgiveness in the future? >> absolutely. you know, we've totaled over $139 billion in debt relief for close to -- about 3.9 million americans, so there will be more. and it's important to note we have other programs like public service loan forgiveness for public servants who have dedicated their careers to

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we will wait and see maria cardona, scott jennings. thank you both so much. my truck coming on and having this conversation so much, sarah. appreciate it. all right, fred. all right. sara police in texas now have a person of interest as they search for missing 11 year-old girl. and it's someone the family knows well, we have new details about who police say saw the girl last. plus cnn follows up on that explosive testimony from the georgia district attorney prosecuting donald trump. what we've learned that corroborate some of what she said on the stand and are you looking for a new gig details on the nasa mission that's looking for volunteers king >> charles tomorrow on cnn >> congrats carroll, your youngest finally popped the question, but now you're really going to have to get those new dentures after all, you need a smile. a matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that has been dental can create natural looking dentures in no time just for you and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months helping mothers or g

the voters and talk to voters and find out what's what issues are most pressing all right. >> maria cardona. and appreciate thank you both for being with us. appreciate it. thank you, john. >> all right. how the >> cdc is now easing covid-19 isolation guidelines what you need to know if you or someone you live with test positive also, the major storm system moving through the northeast. it's already impacting travel hello, this morning, hundreds of flights canceled. make sure you check with your carrier, will talk all about it coming up >> anderson cooper 360 weeknight today on did you know you could save with goodrx even if you have insurance amount of medicare, i checked good rx because it can beat my copay like that. >> even if you have insurance well, got our x cannot be saved another good reason to check good rx. >> that crimea film on your teeth, dr. jill >> it's >> actually the buildup of plaque that period which didn't cause cavities. >> most toothpaste quit working in minutes, but crespo helps antibacterial fluoride, protects all day because stuff county before they start crafts, t

with me isjoe cardona, a nine—year nfl veteran who won the super bowl twice with his team, the new englandings, ouraudience and you are flashing your super bowl rings, our audience can see them. it is rare to see them so i'm happy to witness one for the first time. i want to take you back to the us and your colleagues who are obviously now taking part in the super bowl. what do you think will be going through their minds with all this international attention? preparing for a su er international attention? preparing for a super bowl— international attention? preparing for a super bowl is _ international attention? preparing for a super bowl is something - for a super bowl is something different, it is something very special, because every... you know that the world is watching. usually we get great viewership in the us but the where with all that international media is following this one game and you are the only show on tv is pretty overwhelming. and now obviously the focus and attention has been raised by the fact that taylor swift could be there. obviously this has brought a lot of atten

. >>> here with us to discuss the bill and its future, democratic strategist maria cardona . great to see you. i want to start with some of the breaking news that we have gotten here. what is your initial reaction to some of what we are hearing coming out in the senate bill? >> this is huge news. as priscilla stated, this is going to be groundbreaking in terms of a bipartisan negotiation for changes in immigration policy. this has been impossible to do for decades. it's a very tough bill. priscilla is right about this, too. a lot tougher than many democrats and a lot of the immigration advocates have wanted. >> things democrats would have -- >> would never have done without things in return, like the dreamers or additional affirmative relief for undocumented immigrants that have been here for years. hopefully, that will come not too far in the future. what this does, i think, is it underscores the biden administration and democrats and sensible republicans understand something needs to be done. there has been a global pandemic that has caused this global migration pattern. th

this is what is going on, secretary of education, cardona says thousands are going to get automatic loant states we'll see thousands getting automatic loan forgiveness, some larger states will see especially high number of people getting relief. numbers show that president biden's leadership is making a real impact on people's lives in every state, they demonstrate we're not going to stop fighting to make higher education more affordable. >> cheryl: texas, california, florida receiving $100 million, new york and ohio receiving $60 million, pennsylvania, 45 million, we got state breakdown out this morning, new news, expect more coming from the white house on this. >> todd: response to you, it is illegal, supreme court said you can't do this. cheryl, thank you. speaking of voters, nikki haley refusing to drop out of the race before super tuesday, making final pitch to voters in south carolina, where she trails by 20 points ahead of tomorrow's primary. >> we have a country to save, i'll promise you this, just like i did when you elected me governor twice, if you will join with me, in this m

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and your letters to governors with secretary cardona about land grant funding. because for too long these institutions have been underfunded. can you discuss previously how you would ensure that 1890's are being brought to the table in conversations about future research, education, and extension priorities? secretary vilsack: we have looked at ways we can incorporate historic black colleges and universities, all minority institution, many of our programs they have taken food advantage of the climate smart niche ive. you mentioned the next gen program. our scholars program is at record levels of participating. we have increased research. we established more certainties of excellence at hbcu's. most recently the nutrition, precision nutrition effort at southern university. we are looking at the possibility of establishing a veterinarian school at the eastern shore of maryland. there are a lot of exciting opportunities for us to continue investing. we have need a budget and farm bill to do that. miss adam: thank you very much. as a proud hbcu graduate 1890, 40-yea

where that is, former republican congressman joe walsh and former -- and democratic strategist, maria cardona of you here. thank you for joining tonight. i'm trying to walk through what is in the bill, what is not in the bill, and why congress can't take yes for an answer. joan, let me begin with you because democrats say this is the best bill republicans are going to say for a long time. are the right? >> -- your side tells me the answer is no, is what i'm guessing from that reaction. >> laura, i don't love the bill and i think there's enough that in the bill to give republicans an out. you combine that with the fact that they don't trust this president on this issue. we may disagree, i think there is good reason for that. i think a lot of what biden has done in the last three years has created this crisis. >> what is the bad? tell me what is the bad part? >> it would codify into law that, 1.8 million people can enter this country illegally. like, all of a sudden, we're going to say up to 5000 illegally? barack obama ten years ago, barack obama ten years ago said 1000 a day was a crisis. now

what's the story is red-hot and social media private equity fund manager grant cardona writing the followinguote regarding trump $355 million judgment i bought over $5 billion of real estate in my career. every loan requires by law the lender to get independent appraisal including an estimate of the property's value my estimated value does not and cannot make for fraud. jim, what about that argument? >> i'm not going to comment on the size of the fine. that is up to the judge. but what we say a victim and if you look at the 2008 financial crisis the entire 2008 financial crisis is because real estate was mis- devalued. and a lot of time fraudulently valued. i stop this couldn't be a problem, these are ticking time bombs. trump very badly mishandled this case. if you read through the decision no remorse, no contrition no admitting anything is wrong. he is his own worst enemy and he is paying the price. >> i have got to jump in here in the 2008 financial crisis or liar mortgages people not paying back the money they borrowed it. here, everybody was paid back in the tweet you just read said the

. >> jimmy: jesse, as a cardona supporter, how do you handle this?oo. >> jimmy: thank you. >> jesse: i was a mouth disaster in school. now i am very successful. it shows you don't really need math to succeed. you can pay people to do math that actually can do math. they always told me, you know, math is like push-ups for your brain, so my brain is weak but my brain is also fast. that's how i got through that. >> jimmy: j.t., are you on board with this? i think equity -- because it doesn't elevate. it brings down the smart kids. >> jessica: i think it has all been so corrupted. there are ways to acknowledge systemic inequities, systemic challenges, without bringing us all down to a lower denominator. and i help people -- give them extra help, don't hold back. light, the tests should remain the same. you stay after school and you tutor them for two hours. if they don't have a parent at home -- >> jimmy: you elevate the students, judge, no? keep the higher standard. >> jeanine: i agree with jessica. >> jessica: end the show. [laughter] >> jimmy: listen,

republican strategist, alice stewart and cnn political commentator and democratic strategist, maria cardona. they're also the co-host of the podcast hot mics from left to right. alice, let me start with you. nikki haley >> she was going after trump on all of this saying that his nato comments that we've heard in recent days where he has said that vladimir putin and russia can basically do whatever they want in europe for nato countries aren't spending enough money on defense. she's been calling that chilling, but she seems to be out of step with the majority of her party on this one. >> right? i mean, jim, a lot of republicans are really staying silent on a much of this simply because they do not want to face any criticism or backlash from donald trump and look with the comments he made about nato and encouraging basically putin, go ahead and do whatever the hell you want to do. do with nato members who don't pay their money, that that's absurd and it's dangerous and it's certainly uncalled for the part of the best part of nato is not that it is a membership of a country club is an it's not

much joining us now, republican strategist shermichael singleton and democratic strategist, maria cardona. she's a cnn political commentator as well. sure. michael, let me start with you. trump is baselessly claiming he's being politically persecuted, like the voluntary woken then putin for his death, what's your reaction? >> now, if i reached out to some republican activists at the base level in south carolina with a primary coming up. and i want it to get their opinions on what they're hearing from likely gop voters and what one of the individuals told me is that they view donald trump's legal issues as being persecuted politically. the reality is that they see a 70, 70, 77 year-old former president likely to spend the rest of his life in prison if he's found guilty on any number of these particular charges. and so the message from trump that i am a novak one here, just like he was to puett niamh to biden that has resonance with many of his voters. they see him through that lens, but i will add politically speaking, the u.s.'s resolve has been tested geopolitically on a number of fronts

now we have cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier and cnn political commentators maria cardona and alice stewart. >> kimberly first to you, donald trump is not connecting navalny's death to putin. does that to you, send sort of a tacit signal from trump to the russian leader >> well, it certainly sends a signal to trump's followers that the loss of navalny is something to shrug at, rather than a devastating hit for democracy and for the future of russia russia, and any russian that doesn't agree with putin's policies. when you talk to european officials about this issue in general, trump's comments about nato members having to quote unquote, pay up. >> they >> are worried. they're bracing for a potential trump presidency and they think it means you're going it alone. and risking more threats from an emboldened russia. and embolden putin, who isn't held back by the threat of the white house under donald trump. >> alice trump's reaction was to say that navalny's death made him more aware that the eu wes is a nation in decline and he's likening himself to be the u.s.'s navalny and i w

and department of justice official, elliot williams is with us and cnn political commentator, maria cardona. maria, let me start with you. because those were pretty strong words from hunter biden. what did you think what do you think actually will come out of this hearing today? >> i agree. i got a copy of the statement as well. it was a blistering rebuke view of the insane accusations that republicans have done from the start. and it's based on nothing like hunter biden's opening statements says, it's all based on innuendo, based on conspiracy theories based on lies. and now from what we have recently, it's also based on trade craft from spies and so i think this is a moment for republicans to reflect and say what are we here to do? what did the american people sent us here to do? not to waste their time with all of these lies and conspiracy theories, not toys, their resources. they were elected to lead, they were elected to deal with the economy, to deal with with the border, to deal with crime. all of the key issues that they ran on, they have completely turned their back on the american

satcha: a alejandro cardona te agradecemos por acompaÑarnos de este foro lauderdale en florida.e se espera. raquel: las elecciones del domingo en el salvador no auguran sorpresas, los sondeos de opiniÓn coloca narcan de hato nayib bukele como favorito en una polÉmica carrera de la que estÁ un paso a su reelecciÓn inmediata. >> para mÍ bukele, toda la vida bukele. raquel: por quÉ? >> es el mejor presidente. >> lo que ha hecho ha sido buen trabajo, se han visto muchos cambios. raquel: analistas en las elecciones serÁn en excepciones en la historia contemporÁnea del paÍs, no sÓlo porque despuÉs de 80 aÑos un presidente busca la reelecciÓn pese a que estÁ prohibida por la constituciÓn, sino porque seÑala, el congreso dominado por el oficialismo ha preparado el terreno para asegurarle bukele un segundo mandato. >> yo dirÍa que en el salvador desde el 1 de mayo de 2021, en la primera sesiÓn de la legislatura se empezaron a preparar las condiciones para que el proceso electoral del 4 de febrero sea un trÁmite para el actual rÉgimen. raquel: la campaÑa de bukele quien esta licencia de s

let's discuss more now with cnn political commentator, democratic strategist maria cardona, cnn political commentator, republican strategist alice stewart. maria and alice are host of the podcast hot mics from left to right and were frequent guests on the weekend. addition to this program, i feel like it's like we're going to vegas casino and there are no windows they're pumping in the oxygen. >> and we're here again got cleaned out of the crash state money. >> yeah >> it just feels like we're just going to do this like over the weekend. >> but >> anyway, but the produce rule yell my ear because there's not enough time. but let me let me start with this. i mean, alice, nikki haley had this double digit loss, but there is another story line that donald trump he was not i does not like he was not a picture of strength coming out of south carolina. it seems this weekend in deep red south carolina, almost 4.10 republicans, or they're not on board. >> yeah, that's not a good sign. and look as nikki haley has said, when four in ten people in south carolina are looking for a choice that sends a

> it's >> outrageous joining me now, former congressman joe walsh and platelet commentator, maria cardona. let's just start right here because the idea that you have a former president forget a leading candidate, former president, suggesting somehow that we are turning into a communist country >> it's mind-boggling. >> it's astounding. laura and it is something that should we say this too often that it's kind of lost meaning, but we should be very concerned, very scared about the smidgeon of possibility, perhaps even more of a smidgen that this man can enter the oval office again because everything that he's talking about, everything that he's saying are full-on lies. >> but his supporters >> believe him. they not only believe him, they eat it up and every single time that he is in court, it helps his support among those who are following him off the cliff. frankly, what it doesn't do though, is it doesn't help him in a general election. and this i think is going to be something that he's going to find out here pretty quickly when he wraps up the nomination, which he's about to do. >> he'

we were there last week, actually, as a matter of fact, uh, speaking with secretary cardona and undersecretary cavallo at and they have assured us that this is at the top of their priority list to get this resolved immediately. um, they know that this is a big issue, especially for a state like california who has so many of these family ties. um, so they have assured us that they're this is top of their list, and they are working diligently to get this resolved. >> yeah. i mean, the new fafsa form was supposed to be easier for students to fill out and potentially offer even more financial aid, correct. when you look at it from your perspective , obviously you're you're heavily involved here in this application process. what do you think went wrong with the rollout of the new fafsa? >> well, i think, um, there's probably a few issues there, but what we have heard the good news about this is that families who who, um, are from, you know, kind of a regular two parent household, we know those students are able to file that fafsa and complete the application in ten minutes. so the process has impro

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. >> secretary pompeo on the show the has ever experienced for the record -- secretary cardona show the world has ever experienced an american foreign policy whiplash from peace through strength to swagger of the trump pompeo approach to the weakness and appeasement that we see coming from the current administration. why did putin wait for you and president trump to leave office before he invaded ukraine? >> it's good to see you again. look, i try to take a back bench approach to the sink often get asked with these things happen if you are with the iowa and xi does. i cannot articulate that they did not. i can only articulate that putin decided that it was not a wise time to invade ukraine while we were there and then shortly thereafter began to continue his effort to take more of ukraine. he took the fifth a ukraine under president obama, 0% during our time as and when added again. again. in the end putin didn't change. putin has been the same guy since he was young kgb officer. his desire for greater russia is deep and abetted in his dna. the only thing that stops these bad actors for

para responder eso vamos hablar con el economista mi amigo alejandro cardona. buenos dÍas.s. por ejemplo, la bebidas. los licores, los postres. de pronto, una cena vale 19.99, pero la gaseosa vale 6. es una gran diferencia. raÚl: el alcohol tambiÉn. alejandro: el alcohol. una copa de vino o una botella puede superar el precio de la carne, el pollo, de lo que uno estÁ consumiendo. entonces, evitar esta parte de la gaseosa o el cafÉ puede ayudar mucho al presupuesto de la familia. tambiÉn el tema de los aperitivos. uno empieza a pedir, a pedir, cuando llega el plato fuerte como que se lo tiene que pasar por la casa. ahÍ literal estÁn perdiendo dinero. si uno evita estos aperitivos, va al plato fuerte o viceversa, puede ser que uno quiera compartir algunas personas, parte de los aperitivos y ya. cuando pasa esa parte de pronto no necesita el plato fuerte. tambiÉn puede ayudar a uno mucho en su presupuesto. raÚl: tambiÉn sÉ que de hecho los restaurante lo promocionan: hoy los niÑos comen gratis. aprovechen. alejandro: exactamente. hay que estar muy pendiente de la fechas especi

como aquÍ siempre te queremos ayudar vamos a enlazar con el economista alejandro cardona.o necesariamente en una economÍa digamos boyante representan caÍda en los precios. los precios es una variable que estÁ combatiendo la reserva federal. muchos de los productos como tÚ decÍas se han incrementado. sobre todo la parte de la renta. todo lo que es gasto de vivienda, seguros, alimentos. esto depende de la oferta y la demanda en cada uno de estos rubros de la economÍa. ya sea que independientemente de que tengamos un buen empleo, gasto pÚblico que estÉ creciendo, la inversiÓn privada estÉ aumentando, la parte de los precios y eso es importante tener presente. cuando hay inflaciÓn algunas precios de cuesta mucho trabajo regresar a su punto inicial. en otro tipo de bienes como automÓviles, lujo, joyerÍa, como se presentÓ tanta liquidez esos bienes aumentaron rÁpidamente. despuÉs bajaron otra vez, pero vemos que lo que ha hecho la reserva federal como tal bÁsicamente es subir las tasas de interÉs y recoger todo el dinero en circulaciÓn en la economÍa como tal. tambiÉn encarecer

grant universities included in your work on next gen and your letters to governors with secretary cardonaut land grant funding because for too long, these institutions have been underfund: so, can you discuss briefly how you would ensure that 1890's are brought to the conversations with future research, education and extension priorities? >> we've taken a look at ways in which we can incorporate historic black colleges and universities and many of our programs and taken advantage of the climate smart, and you mentioned the next gen program and our record levels of participation. we've increased research and established these at hbcu's, precision, nutrition at southern university and looking at the possibility of a veterinarian school the eastern shore of maryland and so, there are, i think, a lot of exciting opportunities for us to continue investing. we have obviously need a budget and we need a farm bill to be able to continue. >> thank you very much. as a proud hbcu graduate, 1890, 40 year professor at hbcu, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> recognize the gentleman from iowa for five minu