let's bring in jessica anderson. >> hey, mike, great to be here. let's hear from the education secretary. >> the supreme court saw it differently and we right lane moving forward in another path and we'll put the best legal argument forward to provide relief for borrowers. that's our focus and we are not going to stay off of that. >> this is a do over by the biden administration. will the court allow it? >> biden could not get this done through congress with their support. the supreme court said -- no, you can't have a legal pathway for the student loan amnesty. now, he goes a third way and it is more narrow. i don't think it will holdup when you look at what the justices have said on his original claim. this is clear political pardoning for these voters he's trying to sway in court and the leedup to the presidential next year. >> president biden says, republican lawmakers who have no problems of the government forgiving millions of dollars and tried everything they can. to be clear though, congress has the power, otherwise, every president would f

jessica anderson runs the midwifery program at the university of colorado college of nursing. the program provides patients with telehealth services and home monitoring equipment and is working to increase the number of certified nurse midwives in less populated areas. she did have a birth out of birth center. miranda sulky is a nursing student who plans to take her skills back to her hometown three hours outside of denver. a lot of the patients that come there, they have to travel very far to be able to get care. so i think just being able to bridge that gap is the reason why i want to be there during delivery, maren baxter lived in estes park, colorado, when she gave birth to her daughter, cora. her prenatal appointments were almost an hour each way. fortunately, she made it to her delivery on time. we kind of just backed everything up like 45 minutes. but the bigger challenge is often after childbirth, when many mothers are especially vulnerable. i was a mess. i was a mess. baxter developed high blood pressure and drove back to the hospital two days after giving birth. it w

. >> jessica anderson runs the mid wifery program at the college of nursing.lth services and home monitoring equipment and is working to increase the number of certified nurse midwives in less populated areas. >> she did have a birth at a birth center. >> miranda is a nursing student who plans to take her skills back to her hometown, three hours outside of denver. >> a lot of the patients that come there, they have to travel very far to be able to get care. >> so i think just being able to bridge that gap is the reason why i want to be there. >> during delivery. >> baxter lived in colorado whether she gave birth to her daughter cora. her prenatal appointments were almost an hour each way. fortunate live she made it to her delivery on time. >> we kind of just backed everything up like 45 minutes. >> but the bigger challenge is often after childbirth when many mothers are especially vulnerable. >> i was a mess. i was a mess. >> baxter developed high pressure and drove back to the hospital two days after giving birth. >> it was awful. >> the federal government al

. >> sandra: joining us now jessica anderson is here, president of the fentanyl action fund and jessica tarlov co-host of "the five." good to have you here this morning. first up, what will the impact do you believe, jessica, what do you believe it will be on the trump probe on the election? will it help or hurt? >> right now it is helping the former president. everyone supporting him and his base and see the two-tier justice system in place. the d.o.j. going after parents and pregnancy resource centers and now after a former president who is really running the field. the political opponent that is against him is directing all of it. base voters on the rice see it and it helps trump and feel like they could come after him yet. it only helps in the primary. but the general will it help? the verdict is out on that. >> bill: speaker mccarthy was with jesse last night. >> every time president trump goes up in the polls they come after him. this is one of the fundamental reasons why when we took the majority we created the weaponization committee. we're going after this. this is wrong. >> bi

. >> jessica anderson ones a midwife program working to increase the number of certified nurse midwiveslated areas but not easy to find and recruit people like miranda. she plans to take her skills to her hometown three hours outside of denver. >> a lot of the patients that come there have to travel very far to be able to get care. just being able to bridge that gap is the reason why i want to be there. >> the federal government jumping in here also, bill, offering grants and loan repayment programs to try to encourage folks to work in remote areas. >> bill: thanks, important story. thank you for covering it in denver, thank you. >> dana: before we go. >> bill: you got something? >> dana: i have something you want to see. you heard "fox & friends" talking about it's hot and everyone trying to beat the heat. this bear was spotted in burbank, california in the spa. he was just like chilling having a little dip. the water is probably hot as well, right, if we're dealing with this? >> bill: where does he go? does he walk on the pavement and hop that fence or what? >> dana: he probably goes

anderson. >>> the social issues took center stage today in an iowa gathering of evangelical christians that have become a pilgrimage for republican presidential hopefuls. this time, donald trump, jessicaports not only did the care candidates use the event, i was governor made of the launchpad for nearly passed abortion restrictions. >> reporter: kim reynolds signing her state six-week abortion ban into law on stage during the family leadership summit friday which gathered evangelical voters in des moines. >> i cannot imagine a more appropriate place to sign this bill. >> reporter: it was an issue florida governor ron desantis embraced in his remarks to the conservative audience. >> i will be a pro-life president so of course i want to sign pro-life legislation. we need to develop a culture of life in this country. >> reporter: he stopped short before committing to a federal six-week abortion ban. >> i will use the bully poor bit to support governors like kevin reynolds. it is one i am happy to have done. >> reporter: one conspicuous absence on friday, former president donald trump who skipped the event but will travel to iowa next week. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: governor reyn