so what does this mean for college students and how could it impact the economy maxwell john love joins us now to talk about it he is a student at the university of madison welcome there. so first i want to ask you you know congress being touted they're being hailed for reaching this deal but students aren't really much better off are they. yeah i don't think so and there's definitely an issue today with the kind of repair and i would say that. student loan debt rates will probably stay at three point four percent after a deal reached by congress you know we're still dealing with ever increasing cost of our education a lot of issues are being talked about state issues that massacre our situation the fact that. you know these are often going to institutions are still charging six point eight percent. to eight percent range the fact that you know for a column which is after ten percent of the students in this country and twenty five percent and actually that are responsible for forty four percent of the defaults you know so i think there's a lot of other issues here that are. always. well

. >> john kennedy directed maxwell taylor not to testify about what happened at the bay of pigs. >> aboutand his cabinet. is this president -- >> no, no. vin, you understand that executive privilege -- >> and the cabinet. >> executive privilege is not just about the president. it's about the separatiadminist >> the whole administration, i understand. >> it's about issues in which they are not involved at all. you guys have to get it right. >> this is his watergate. >> you keep dreaming, buddy. >> watergate with a body count. >> yeah, i know. that's another outrageous and irresponsible statement. it's a lot like the disrespect that's been shown to holder all through this. >> bob, holder has already admitted giving inaccurate information to the congress more than once on the topic. >> he volunteered it when he discovered the information was inaccurate. >> cbs outed him on that. >> we'll come back and do this tomorrow night. thanks, bob and vin. we didn't settle it. we'll get to the veepstakes tomorrow. just to let you know, larry had surgery. it was successful and he's resting well. we hope

and you make it clear, sir john, in paragraph 5 that you did not, um, engage closely with the maxwell press, center-left titles and didn't seek a close relationship with any part of the media, and you describe that as quixotic. what do you mean precisely by that? i mean, we know what the term means, but what did you mean by that? >> yes. well, of course, a natural symmetry between the press and politicians. the politicians, all of them -- myself included -- would like to have a supportive press. the press have a quite different objective. they need stories. and they wish to sell their newspapers. so it was quixotic not for me to be close to the press. i wasn't able to seek to influence in the way perhaps others have earned editorial support in particular. i didn't want do that, a, because i thought i wouldn't do it very well. in fact, i'm sure i wouldn't have done it very well. but secondly, i did think it was rather undignified. i think there is a different role for the press and the government. the role for the government and politicians is, as best they can, run the country and det