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i don't think they will take that ait this is going to be a debate about the bureaucracy, about spendingovernment that is aimed at the american people and saves vasts amount of money over the past ten years. >> we had speaker mccarthy on -- we had him on monday he pointed out the total interest expense we had, in history, $9 trillion, and that on the next decade it is going to be $10.5 trillion we're going to spend -- more interest rate expense in the next ten years than we had in, i guess, since, like, 1940 or so that's an issue. you used a number there, i tried to come up with what the total debt will be given the spending that we have announced in the last two years what did you say you said $10 trillion. >> they're facing about $20 trillion in additional deficits over the next ten years. if you look at cbo's baseline. they may have a different baseline themselves when they come out today that's the order of magnitude. that's what you're looking at, adding to the national debt over the next ten-year period and our point is we got to start somewhere. we have to start making cuts to spe

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one vside of ait is assessmenan the other is what is college for?tual relationship, to get a credential, so they can get a spouse and have a fancy life or they can get a good job. that's not a bad thing, but students, especially on elite campuses, don't see cheating as something that is a moral wrong. >> you know, eddie, i wanted to follow up with you on this as a professor, you can help us out. it is so concerning, where you have professors who are concerned about their evaluations, especially professors who aren't tenured, and i've heard this from not only professors but also students, associate professors, where it's almost like the students are customers i know i'm an old guy from state school, but we weren't the customers. we were the students and, you know, when a professor talked, we sat there and we wrote notes and would have a good, open debate. but i never knew a professor in undergrad at alabama or at law school at florida who gave a damn about my valuation. they were going to teach their skour course, and i was going to learn it if i did

and you certainly can't say, if they rule ait that interest, and you've had notice and oppouny to be heard, that it was arbitrary and capricious. so, i'm at a loss thow you have standing. because there is no notice and procedure requirednd the heroes act. the only way you can win is if you strike down isrogram completely, and that means that you don't get an opportunity to be heard, nobody else does mr. connolly: the secretary created a 400 billion dollar debt forgiveness program. justice sotomayor: you are arguing with the state is arguing. i'm asking you about the deal. y. you, as a student, once the heroes act, your 10,000 dollar student. is going to get nothing. he's not going to get 20,000. you strike it down, gs nothing. neither does the person who wants somethg. this is totally illogical to me, that your coming into court to say, i want more. i want to file a suit to get more, but i know i'm going to get nothing. mr. connolly: so, the secretary cread massive debt forgiveness program, and he says that he's doing o time at one time only. he said this in his briefing, hidearation

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