i'm going to call out laura lee and make sure my tax dollars no longer guarantee student loan dollars. host: we heard you. student loan policy is included in this agreement. five takeaways on the economic impact of this debt ceiling agreement from the washington post. student loan repayments have been on hold since march 2020, costing the government roughly $5 billion a month in lost revenue. if passed, the debt agreement would require 43 million americans to resume payments in september, slightly earlier than expected. as a result, households could see a $40 billion reduction in disposable income. that could quickly blunt america's spending power at a time when many families are struggling to keep up with high inflation on necessities such as food and gas. jamie in plymouth, massachusetts. what do you think about this deal? caller: to put it briefly, i think kevin mccarty got fleeced by joe biden. when you are the house majority -- which a large propulsion voted against your own deal -- he should sleep with one eye open. even one member can say they could get rid of him as speaker an

>> thank you, senator, and laura lee's story will remain with me and something more to say about it at the end. specifically to your question, having evidence-based practices is important because sometimes even with the best of intentions our programs do not have the desired effect either in terms of extended impact or in terms of who they are impacting. they may delete certain people jumping the only way we know that is to study them. the of the piece is a study programs we realize there may be unintended consequences of those programs. they may help in some areas but harm others and that's the whole point of stating these programs and making sure people know what the evidence tells us the program when they do invest resources, time and effort they can do it and programs have greater confidence will actually help. >> good. let me ask thena question you, . this is anothers example of new hampshire. our universe of new hampshire and manchester school district which is a bigger school district in new hampshire, they're leveraging funds from of a parson safer communities act to train and

. >> laura: ky lee and penny thank you very much for joining us we really appreciate it. >> thank youaura. >> laura: the largest public policies of conservative and christian activists going on right now just down the street so we sent a producer and wanted to go down there and ask folks what's on their manned why make the trek there. that plus coalition ralph fried in moments. stay there. your wyndham is waiting... to help you check things off your bucket list... ...and his. with 24 trusted brands by wyndham to choose from, your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com ♪ >> laura: thousands of evangelicals are gathering in washington this weekend for a huge conference attended by almost every republican presidential candidate. it's called the faith and freedom coalition's road to the majority policy conference and we decided why not, send one of our producers there to find out why it's so important for a candidate to embrace this movement. is it important at all? does the voting block even matter anymore? and why is this persistently felt like such a threat to th

i'm going to call out laura lee and make sure my tax dollars no longer guarantee student loan dollars. host: we heard you. student loan policy is included in this agreement. five takeaways on the economic impact of this debt ceing agreement from the washington post. student loan repayments have been on hold since march 2020, costing the government roughly $5 billion a month in lost revenue. if passed, the debt agreement would require 43 million americans to resume payments in september, slightly earlier than expected. as a result, households could see a $40 billion reduction in disposable income. that could quickly blunt america's spending power at a time when many families are struggling to keep up with high inflation on necessities such as food and gas. jamie in plymouth, massachusetts. what do you think about this deal? caller: to put it briefly, i think kevin mccarty got fleeced by joe biden. when you are the house majority -- which a large propulsion voted against your own deal -- he should sleep with one eye open. even one member can say they could get rid of him as speaker and

done on june 1st it made felons out of tens of millions of americans -- >> laura: slippery slope take on this. >> sheila jackson lee said that this is a legal distinction. it you can buy the brace and the gun, it is just a different classification. i pointed out and when a deranged killer uses a gun, they're not worried about is this a short barreled rifle, a pistol, what classification am i using? they will not care but the legal classification will make felons out of millions of gun owners. >> laura: do you travel with this? i don't want to ask if you slept with it but right now. >> it's days in my office until something comes and takes it. >> laura: right now it's still kosher to be carrying this. >> as long as i don't have a pistol in near proximity because then they would get me for constructive possession. >> laura: it looks like something -- >> it's rubber, not even plastic. >> laura: congressman, i have to turn to january 6th because we have no idea who placed that pipe bomb, pipe bombs near the dnc and the headquarters. if you sent letter to the fbi director and what's in the letter and what do you expect

police say that arturo laura, who's 46 lives in gilroy, they say, is connected to a crash that happened on february. 24th lee road and monterey street. they say that he was involved in a hit and run and took off. and then it was followed by the victim and the other person got out of the car. he got out of the car, pulled out a gun and fired rounds at the victim. now, luckily that victim was not actually hit, but then he took off. so police want to serve a search warrant at out at his home and look what they found. several high powered guns, including ghost guns. laura was arrested and booked on attempted murder and weapons-related charges. it's 10 19 in the north bay. sonoma county leaders are going to host the county's first-ever memorial service honoring hundreds of residents who were buried without a funeral since 2010. the county's burial program cremated up to 500 unaccounted for remains. many of them were on house people, veterans are people who are estranged from their families. this memorial service will be held on june 10th begins at 1 o'clock at pleasant hill memorial park in sebastopol. it's 10, 1