neil: attorney general keep us posted and leslie rutledge, attorney general of arkansas joining us. what a rough quarter and month and first nine months. we added up you might want to hide after this. .. >> that was my house. my house is gone. >> it took everything from everyone. just devastating. >> reporter: the 3 little pigs, built out of sticks, didn't last as long. >> a lot of damage. everything, most of it in the water. we haven't sound -- found things we are looking for. >> it's not going to be that bad, worst mistake of my life. >> very numbing. it is not my first hurricane but my first total loss. stuart: neil: that's an understatement, total loss, $100 billion in losses in that section of the state. that's an estimate that analysts have done, it is one of the w

arkansas attorney general leslie rutledge leading the group says what the administration is doing is illegal and unfair. >> if the courts don't shut this down, it's going to tell any president, not just president joe biden, but any president that he or she could wipe away a debt that's bad for those who make those loans but most importantly here and why we're suing is because it's a violation of the law. >> nonpartisan groups say the limit student loan bailout that biden signed via executive order is inflationary and not free so i asked congresswoman iona presley who's pushing for more loan forgiveness if she's worried about that >> any second thousands of this and lowering inflation is a top priority for the president and congress? >> again, this is a transformation and impactful policy. so i make no apologies and they're going to unburden 43 million people. >> but quietly the biden administration has made some changes already to the student loan forgiveness and borrowing with student federal loans and they're owned by private entities do not qualify anymore for this forgiveness, th