. >> that is the president cheryl nixon.they do have is free laptops for every incoming student, with medical and dental care on campus. and most important link, free tuition. cheryl nixon says that while they are unique, that should not be. >> i think more innovative, creative thinking is what higher ed needs right now when people are really questioning what is the return on investment in higher ed. i think, again berria, become a very innovation, founding -- innovative founding vision we have been working on this model for over 106 to five years. have come up with pieces that come together, that allow us to say we can take students that cannot afford college and we can find it for them. >> the roots of free tuition in the labor crime go back to their inception. an abolitionist minister founded it in 1865, to give all people opportunities to educate male and female student, black and white, altogether. >> we are very lucky that we have a very, i would call it a great history behind us. pre civil war when kentucky was still

hari: that's president cheryl nixon.t they do have is free laptops for every incoming student and medical and dental care on campus, after a small initial fee. and most importantly, free tuition. cheryl nixon says while berea is unique, it should not be. >> i think that more innovative, creative thinking is what higher ed needs right now when people are really questioning what's the return on investment in higher ed? i think, again, berea, just because of a very innovative founding vision, we've been working on this model for over 165 years and have come up with pieces that come together that allow us to say we can take students that can't afford college and we can fund it for them. hari: the roots of free tuition and the labor program go back to berea's inception. an abolitionist minister founded it in 1855 to give all people in the appalachian area opportunities, to educate male and female students, black-and-white, altogether. >> we are very lucky that we have a very -- i would call it a courageous, brave history behi

cheryl has details. >> as secretary of state under the nixon and ford administrations he left an indel indelable mark onfairs. he was a major voice in decisions impacting the united states and the entire world. >> i came to this country as a refugee so i have known in a way that native born americans cannot experience what this country means to the do down-trodden. >> kissinger associates said he died at his home in connecticut. he was 100 years old. well, confidence in the united states presidency hitting a new low as we head to the 2024 election. this according to the annual reagan national defense survey. 36% of american adults say they had either a great deal or some confidence in the presidency, 17% said they had a little, 47% said n much at all. 38% hold a favorable view of joe biden, 63% of likely republican voters say they want to see former president trump as the party's nominee. and finely, there's this. jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon is urging democrats to back gop prespresidential hope full nikki haley as an alternative to president trump. he said, quote, if you're a very liberal democrat i