miller. neither fulfilled their obligations. a little more than a week ago lois lerner was in front of our oversight subcommittee. she serves as the director of the exempt organization division and she has been directly involved in this matter, yet she failed to disclose what she knew to this committee. choosing to do so in an aba conference two days later. this is wholly unacceptable and one of the reasons that we believe, and as i stated several days ago, miss le are. ner should be relieved of her duties. chairman camp and i put together this hearing on a bipartisan basis to get the facts. we must seek the truth, not political gain. and i just i just want to add in that regard. mr. p said listening to the nightly news, this appears just to be the latest example of a culture of cover-ups and political intimidation in this administration. it seems like the truth is hidden from the american people just long enough to make it through an election. i totally, totally, disagree. if this hearing be

we see miller expressing an apology.lerner being the director of the irs tax exempt division issuing an apology while she was appearing before that crowd. we have yet to get a conversation as to whether or not she will appear. when we look at what happened in cincinnati how this bubbled up, is the big distinction of whether this targeting being such a term that the operation in cincinnati was doing this with some type of malice or content? or were they doing it as david is pointing out to stream line their process for vetting to figure out what these groups were really about and if they deserved the tax exempt status? >> what came out of the hearing is that the irs did not coordinate with the white house or obama campaign or political entity. there wasn't a larger conspiracy here. what this shows is that the irs was not equipped to deal with the influx of applications to become political nonprofits after citizens united opened the flood gates to allow this. the applications to become 501(c)(4) as these groups are called

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miller.y, your yeah we're going to get back to the questioning here, here we go. >> in november, in november of 2012. >> 2012. >> and if i'm not mistaken, you hold two titles, acting director of the irs and services and enforcement? >> i do, and in your role as deputy for services and enforcement, you look at the tax exempt and government entity division? >> that's a division that reports through, to me through the tax exempting government entities office. >> so the website is accurate? >> yes. >> and then who do you report to in that position, actually in both of your positions? as the deputy commissioner for services answer enforcement. >> in the deputy commissioner role i would report to the commissioner, if there was one. without a commissioner holding both hats, i'd report to the deputy secretary. >> of? >> treasury. >> treasury. >> and is it not a violation of ir c6103 to disclose confidential taxpayer information? >> it is. >> and that really applies to all taxpayer information? >> i'm

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writers named stephanie miller.s to be a rather lesbian-onic name. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: excuse me. >> hello. i'm stephanie miller. what? what are you looking at? >> stephanie: let's hope the graduates are not disappointed with the stephanie miller that shows up tomorrow. i better get to the gym today. all right. wow. wow. it's a news-a-palooza week and none of it is good. but don't forget it is mother's day! [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> on sunday. >> stephanie: paul writes another's mother's day another visit to stephanie's box. pro flowers and i wrote stephanie in their box. >> and you can also set your mom up with an online store with big commerce. >> stephanie: that's right. do it. i was saying we may have to go 24/7 on benghazi just to avoid the horrible details of all of the other news. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: mike stated could be a sit come benghazi is grumpy and mr. vapors. i think we'll see john mccain, and lindsey graham on house hunter international looking for a love shack. here's the n

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it is the "stephanie miller show." the phone number toll free from anywhere. all right. talk about the latest out of boston. the president's carney yesterday. >> investigations need to follow all paths, and i know that the president expects that that's what the fbi which is the lead agency in this investigation is making sure is what is happening in this investigation. >> stephanie: i found this press conference so combative. it's almost like fill in what lindsey graham thinks here. ed henry of fox news when he asked whether certain people are not cooperating with investigations in benghazi -- obama said he didn't know that anyone has been blocked from testifying because one republican lawyer said it -- i mean -- anyway and on the boston bombing obama said the fbi had earlier investigated tamerlan tsarnaev, it's not as if the fbi did nothing. he said he would leave no stone unturned. but, you know, as even peter king said the russians didn't share everything with us. the fbi did their job based on what they were told.

miller was giving. after the hearing, dave camp, the chairman of the committee, said he was struck by the arrogance that came across. called it disturbing, and said the negligent management practices at the irs were stunning, greg. >> greg: mike emanuel live. joining us now the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. chris there was miller, and he admitted improper practices but vigorously denied any political motivation. is that going to be a pretty tough sell, not just to members of congress but to the american people? >> sure. because of the fact that sort of like, what do you believe? what i tell you or you're lying eyes? and people see that any group that had the name, tea party, or patriot, or 912 or talked about the mission being educating people on the constitution and bill of rights for improving america, they were on the be on the lookout list. this bolo list, so that looked like targeting, smells like targeting, sounds like target, it's targeting. i think the think that was the lowest momen

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: stephanie miller. ♪ is goin' groove tonight ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."at i have learned from your show beautiful momma is there is no such thing as a troll that is droll. barack hussein obama was qualified for the president because of the first three words in our constitution. we the people. we the people are sovereign. and once a candidate have satisfied the two requirements, it is up to us to decide whether that person is qualified or not. and he won the major of his votes fair and square unlike his predecessor, and he is qualified because we say so. >> tyranny! >> stephanie: yes, thank you. we didn't think we could get any more nonsensical than aspersions on our asparagus. legalized abortions cause school shootings? north dakota. kevin kramer from north dakota insists in school shootings directly connected to the legalization of abortions 40 years ago and a supposed decline in christian values. missouri republican september sue alan has called on her constituents to blame them for the death of her anti-bullying bill. it bans enumerated lists of people

miller? >> that is correct, sir. >> they cannot find that your private medical information. >> that is correct, sir. >> the job in obamacare is to simply collect financial information on which a determination is made as to whether somebody can get a subsidy for their premiums. is that correct? >> water recovering and over what period. >> it is not a fascist takeover that is going on here but the health care system. and let's not forget that the irs has one of the hardest and most hated jobs and there are thousands and thousands of good solid hard-working americans who work every day to run this system. a couple of people make a problem, that does not damage the organization in my view. to get rid of the people who made the problem, but i would really like to hear from mr. miller. what do you need that with so that this wouldn't have happened? >> so there are two things, sir. and i appreciate your kind words because we are incredibly hard workers in an honest group and that seems to be forgott

miller show."ys with sexy liberal hal sparks in hour number three. live in studio. stephaniemiller.com. you can e-mail us all there. chris lavoie, jimward like rocky mountain mike did. steph, taking his cue from angelina jolie's preemptive mastectomy, he revealed that louie gohmert had a preemptive lobotomy. >> my guest at this time is texas republican congressman louie gohmert. >> this administration has so many muslim members that have influenced -- ♪ louie gohmert time ♪ ♪ he's got muslims he's got muslims on his mind ♪ ♪ have a drink every time he says benghazi, you'll stay drunk all the time ♪ ♪ if you're daddy's rich ♪ ♪ if you're daddy's black you're in the muslim neighborhood ♪ ♪ we're always happy because we're living our right-wing philosophy ♪ >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. oh okay. there we go. [ applause ] >> how often do you hear a good mungo jerry parody? >> stephanie: not enough of that in talk radio. all righty. so i got bumped for angelina jolie off cnn which i was h

miller. neither fulfilled their obligation. a little more than a week ago lois lerner was in front of our oversight subcommittee. she serves as the director of the exempt organization division and has been directly involved in this matter. yet she failed to disclose what she knew to this committee. choosing instead to do so at an aba conference two days later. this is wholly unacceptable and one of the reasons that we believe and as i stated several days ago miss lerner should be relieved of her duties. chairman camp and i put together this hearing on a bipartisan basis to get the facts. we must seek the truth not political gain. i just want to add in that regard. mr. camp has said listening to the nightly news this appears to be just the latest example of a culture of coverups and political intimidation in this administration. it seems like the truth is hidden from the american people just long enough to make it through an election. i totally, totally disagree. if this hearing becomes a -- e

miller?n, sir, i apologize for not having the date at hand. they have been a couple of years now i believe. >> a couple of years. who is the commissioner at that time? >> i believe it was mr. shulman. >> who appointed mr. shulman? >> mr. bush. >> let me start with two key issues. there's no question about the inappropriate criteria, and i wanted to focus on that, but let me first act right up front if i might, mr. russell, during the course of your audit, were you allowed access to everyone that you requested to interview? >> to my knowledge we were not denied access to anyone. >> did you interview employees in both cincinnati and in d.c.? >> correct, yes, we did, sir. >> on page 7, mr. george of the i.g. report it states and i quote, all of these individuals stated that the criteria were not influenced by any individual organization outside of the irs. is that correct? >> that is the information that we received. correct, sir. >> did you find any evidence of political motivation in the selec

what miller has to say. if he has the answers about exactly why they did it, and why if it wasn't political, it was just these conservative groups and not the more progressive groups. that's what it appears to be right now. >> may be no federal agency that invites the scorn of every american quite like the irs. even the president's fellow democrats aren't likely to tamp down the outrage of scandal. let's check in with gloria. clearly the obama administration is scrambling to contain this thing. with today's hearing the first of several, what kind of staying power does this have? >> this irs scandal is something that every american can understand. right, carol? this is something -- >> gloria, i want to interrupt you right now. the hearing is under way. i apologize. stay with us. let's listen. >> four days later, the treasury inspector general for taxpayer administration confirmed that, and i quote, the urs used inappropriate criteria to identify organizations applying for tax exempt status. this abuse of powe

miller. you really are not taking any acknowledgment that you knew anything and that you didn't do anything wrong. you have said that numerous times on the record today that you did nothing wrong. so i find it hard to believe why did you resign? or why are you resigning? >> i never said i didn't do anything wrong. what i said is contained in the questions. i resigned because as the acting commissioner what happens in the irs whether i was personally involved or not stopped at my desk. and so i should be held accountable for what happens whether i was personally involved or not a very different question, sir. >> i hope you would be willing to submit all of your e-mails, phone records, any personal meetings that you had in the last four years. and i think that would really i think keep your reputation in good standing with this committee and on the american people. >> obviously we will have to talk aboutt that. i'm not saying no. i just don't know. >> thank you, mr. miller. i yield back my time

right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> oh, i like her. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie millert ♪ ♪ but if you try sometimes, you might find you get -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ >> stephanie: uh-huh. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. twenty-three minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. we were talk about the shark census yesterday they are doing a census. >> a shark ate a census taken once. >> stephanie: they are trying to find out how many great white sharks are off of the coast of california. and i was saying that will result inless census takers. they are notoriously irritated by census takers. steph not only the shark census endangered by land sharks answering the door, there are always people like michele bachmann who told people not to answer the census. [ applause ] >> michele bachmann doesn't want you to answer the census? >> stephanie: yeah, she said it was a government plot. >> the census is taken so people can count the number of people in her district -- if there are less people co

miller. >> mr. miller, do you know what basis was used to? >> i don't. what i believe, senator, is what's in the report which is as long as the term tea party was use more cases were being pulled in where folks saw evidence of political activity, they put those cases in. those would include any case that came across their screening desk. >> but you don't know what standard they used to make a judgment that they were involved? could it have been the name? i'm trying to figure out how these were selected. there has to be some rational or at least some stated reason, unless it's a random selection. isn't a random selection? >> no, sir. no, sir. i believe there was evidence of political activity that the screener believed was there and, therefore, it was put in -- i will say this, it is my hope that when you all do your review that some of these things will become more clear than they are in the report. >> i appreciate that. i would be very interested as to how the irs went about selecting all of

miller. you really are not taking any acknowledgment that you knew anything, that you didn't do anything wrong. you have said that numerous on the record today that you did nothing wrong. so i find it hard to believe why did you resign or why are you resigning? >> i never said i didn't do anything wrong, menuez. i resigned because of the acting commissioner what happens in the irs whether i was personally involved or not stops at my desk. and so i should be held accountable for what happens. >> i want to ask you specifically, commissioner, has anyone been disciplined directly related to this development, review, approval and use of inappropriate criteria and have any actions corrective actions been put in place tone sure that does not happen again? >> sir, let me walk through. the answer to that is yes. what happened in may when i was told this i asked the management there to reassign an individual. >> mr. miller, in january of 2010, an organization called liberty township tea party in ohio a

miller guy. i don't know what -- it's like he didn't see what he knew people certainly right, left and center could see, that when you target particular groups, you're targeting particular groups. i mean, if this were on the other foot, and this was a george w. administration, they were targeting groups that were calling themselves progressives, i would say it's prima facie evidence of targeting. i don't think it's complicated. what's your view, congressman? >> my view is that the criteria were very inappropriate. there was terrible mismanagement. i think there was very terrible oversight. and there was a failure to be in touch as they should have with the congress. but the i.g., the inspector general, when asked was there any political motivation for the people in the exempt organization in cincinnati, the lower level people who were working on this, he said no. was there any outside influence? and he said no. so when the chairman, and i brought his language, started off his opening remarks sayi

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on current tv. ♪ she's got ♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ eyes ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie millerhere. jacki told us the breaking news out of boston. this is a tweet from "the boston globe" saying three more suspects have been taken into custody in the marathon bombings. roommates they're saying. >> roommates of tsarnaev. >> stephanie: which one? which tsarnaev? >> one of the tsarnaevs. >> stephanie: they don't know whether they helped them afterwards. >> "the boston globe" is reporting they're people that helped them after. after the bombings. but that's the only news organization that's reporting. >> stephanie: by the way we have not discussed at length ricin guy who is completely a dufus. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] stef bought caster bean seeds off ebay. the thing that makes ricin. so first of all dust mask and other items seized if his martial arts studio. his dojo. s. >> stephanie: he's like the bully on karate kid. the bully -- not the blond guy. the adult bully. that owned the dojo in karate kid. it is that guy. so items seized at his dojo, do you think he did that swan thing

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in a moment, it will be miller time. the d man on president obama and tim tebow. miller is next.umble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed our newest subaru from the back seat forward. introducing the all-new, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. because he makes a good living doing standup economy. dennis miller watched president obama's performance last saturday night very closely. >> i went to the opening of the bush presidential library in dallas. it was a wonderful event. and that inspired me to get started on my own legacy, which will actually begin by building another edifice right next to the bush library. can we show that please? [ laughter ] >> bill: joining us now from santa barbara, california is mr. miller. >> he was good. he can do that for a living. i think. he has good writers and delivered it well, right? >> well, the thing to remember, by the way, billy, is the entire obama libr

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miller. it is not the most comfortable. appreciate that you as a career civil servant accepted responsibility, even though you have not done these things directly and resigned. it is an air of responsibility that you do not often see in the political arena. i am hopeful that we can continue to probe to direct, to make sure that no political entity is subject to inappropriate activity on behalf of the irs. i appreciate some of my colleagues talking about efforts that we can do to clarify laws and regulations together. to be able to make sure that there is less ambiguity. i also think, at some point, it will be interesting to rough legged on congress' role in what the chairman referred to as pretty strong terms about tax code, when i came here in the 104th congress, there were 114,000 employees in the irs. since i have been here, congress and its wisdom has expanded the code, made it more complex and cut genetically the men and women who are on the front lines to deal with it. they're in inadequate training budget. we had thi

miller. you really are not taking any acknowledgment that you knew anything or did anything wrong. you said that numerous times on the record today, you did nothing wrong. i find it hard to believe -- why are you resigning? >> i never said i didn't do anything wrong. what i said is contained in the questions. i resigned because as the acting commissioner what happens in the irs, whether i was personally involved or not, stopped at my desk. i should be held accountable for what happens. whether i am personally involved or not -- those are very different questions. >> i hope you would be willing to submit all of your e-mail, phone records, any personal meetings you have had in the past four years, i think that would really keep your reputation in good standing with this committee and the american people. >> we will have to talk about that. i am not saying no. >> thank you, mr. miller. >> mr. mcneal is recognized. >> thank you. your referenced an article from "usa today." there were democratic l

miller is a real estate guy. a bunch of houses.u sell your house next house, miller, you cannot describe the main bedroom as the master bedroom anymore. politically incorrect. >> it has to be the owner's bedroom, right? >> bill: the owner's suite. >> to me this is so much mental owner bation. i'm getting sick of p.c. obama is living in the white house. is that p.c. in the day we live. in by the way, to jason collins out there, the gay kid, i'm happy for you, brother. you might want to keep that christian thing. you might want to stay in the closet on that one. that might catch up to you. >> bill: we haven't covered that because we feel that everybody's personal life is their personal life, you know. the basketball player is happy to weigh in. >> we don't have to be pristine. he said is he gay. he said is he a christian. i'm telling him to sit on the christian thing because that might come back to bite you. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. i'm getting a lot of mail on the bolder fresher shows all sold out. there are a few tickets

questions, producing a number of very uncomfortable moments for miller. take a look. >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >>ith one. how can we conclude you did not mislead this committee? >> i did not mislead the committee. >> you are a law enforcement agency for crying out loud. i was a cop for 33 years. you raised your right hand today. did this committee had the right to know what you knew? yes or no? >> i answered all questions truthfully, i also will tell you that it was -- >> let me ask you -- i'm going to go to mr. george because you're not going to cooperate with me, mr. miller, and you have been uncooperative during the hearing. >> what day did the conversation take place? >> i would have to look back at

miller took page out of the obama administrations general playbook.e claimed ignorance time and time again. >> i do not remember. i do not know. i do not have names for you. i do not believe so. i am not saying no, i just do not know. >> i do not belie so. i do not know. lou: miller was not only stonewalling the congressional committee, but refusing to answer. the ongoing commission or downplayed his significance. >> horrible customer service here. i willdmit that. we did. horrible customer service. lou: customer service. j russell george confirmed that obama administration officials were aware that he was auditing the screenings of politically active organizations well before the election. he informed the general counsel of his audit on june 40 / dear. deputy treasury secretary quotes shortly thereafter. a memorandum released shortly after the day's testimony to the republicans of the house. "whether or not the administration is sincere in its condemnation inhose actions will quickly be revealed with its willingness to cooperate with congress and mak

miller. neither fulfilled their obligations. a little more than a week ago, lois learner was in front of our committee. she has been directly involved in this matter. yes, she failed to disclose what she knew to this committee, choosing instead to do so at a conference two days later. this is wholly unacceptable. one of the reasons that we believe, as i stated several days ago, she should be relieved of her duties. chairman camp and i put together this hearing on a bipartisan basis to get the facts. notust seek the truth, political gain. i just want to add in that the regard, mr. camp has said listening to the nightly news this appears to be the latest example of a culture of coverups and political intimidation in this administration. it seems like the truth is hidden from the american people just long enough to make it through an election. i totally, totally disagree. if this hearing becomes essentially a bootstrap to continue the campaign of 2012 and to prepare for 2014, we will be making a

miller. >> so how would you know -- did you interview anyone at treasury? >> we did not. and the reason for that is because at the time of our interviews we had no indication because this was an ongoing matter and we didn't have any indication from those initial interviews that they were implications in this matter. >> so had anyone given you any indication that you needed to visit with someone higher, you would have had the authority to do so? >> most definitely. >> time has expired. mr. paulson is recognized. >> this has been a bad week for the president or a bad week for the administration but i will tell you after hearing additional tome this morning myself that this is a bad week for america. that's the bottom line. and when supposedly neutral actors in our government choose sides and the results end up being highly crosive to our democracy, this is a violation of the trust of the american people. mr. george, your report indicated and you've testified that the i.r.s. improperly required

at the miller brewery in milwaukee. i'm here with miller lite and the interns.day? >> we're going to teach them how to brew the triple lite. >> what am i going to do? >> have no idea. >> sounds good. grab your helmets and let's go make beer. >> welcome to the brewery. >> miller lite is probably the most important innovation. it's the original light beer. the next step is to weigh the hops. we need two pounds of hops poured into the pail. careful, careful. >> two pounds, only two. >> that's 12 pounds. good job. >> it's not triple hop brewed until we actually add the hops. >> you heard the man. hop, matt. >> like a bunny, hop. hop, hop, hop, hop. >> a regular peter cotton tail. >> it's time to crew in the miller lite iconic bottles. you guys know the most important defect to look for, right? >> no. not really. >> it's called wet millies. get it? because we're in miller. my spit. >> appreciate it. >> no problem. all right, fellas, we had a productive day. i'm proud of you. let's all get together and shower off, okay? >> get into it! >> to follow the miller time int

why hasn't morrell been fired like miller? second question armed teams on the night christopher stephens and three other americans were killed by terrorists. why didn't those teams help the ambassador? very specifically, why didn't they help? next question. when exactly, mr. president, were you convinced the benghazi attack was generated by organized terrorists and not by a spontaneous mob? two weeks after the attack still1 you were still referencing an anti-muslim video when you were just told days after the fact by your own national security people that al qaeda was most likely linked to the killing of the ambassador. finally, why was it necessary to seize phone records from the associated press? why? again, simple question hes. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. with us one the stars of the five bob beckel. am i asking too much? the president is going to have a press conference tomorrow. shouldn't he answer each and every one of those questions? >> i think he ought to answer a lot of those questio

miller? what was she doing. >> tax exempt division. shoe was running the tax exempt version tea party gain that kind of status and she was running. >> and she was running that and rubbing them off shy did going to done that. take her in the middle up to this you know that's a natural place though. put her. >> make her more powerful. >> no one can come up with her title right now. we do know she is in charge of the affordable care act. >> enforcement. >> implementation. >> got to do it or get fined by the irs. >> if the president were going to fire some people you would have thought the first person on the list. >> bill: she would have been fired. >> the person in charge. they are trying told on to her. >> bill: i'm lauinlike it says points memo it's so ridiculous is it not absurd? >> it is absurd. and it's also though, an absolute validation of every fear we ever had about what this administration is about. ifsz not being sincere the president, not being con tried. he was hiding the person mo

miller. when asked the truth, you know the truth and you have the legal responsibility to inform others of the truth, but you do not share it, what is that called? >> i always answer questions truthfully, mr. kemp. -- mr. camp. all right. mr. george, were you ever made aware of the alleged disclosure of the confidential tax structure of a private company? >> we have been alerted. >> you're personally made aware? >> in specific for in general? >> you specifically. >> to a specific company or in general? >> there was a disclosure of taxpayer information. the confidential tax structure, any information, is considered confidential. it was particularly the tax structure of a private company. were you made aware of that disclosure? >> we are made where public disclosure that is protected by title 26, yes. >> are your the incident by referring to? >> i am aware of that, yes. >> when we made aware? >> i do not have the exact date, sir. >> how we made aware? >> i believe it cantor the office of invest

miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. the scandal edition. joining us now from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, mr. miller. so, i pretty much don't have anything to do in this segment. i'm going to go out and get a dr. pepper if you don't mind. and then you just, you know, kind of begin with jay carney and go. >> well, they are going to audit dr. pepper because they don't think he wants obama care so he this have go after him. you know, billy, if somehow later this week sandra fluke images -- manages to get knocked up i'm never going to quit laughing. this is rich. mrs. fuddrucker, looks like we have got ourselves a convoy. did you see holder today? is he shakier than a jack ma'amer operator playing janga on lunch break. what about jay carney over there. a worst plouffe than marty feldman holding pocket aces. that cat blows more smoke than a death rattle. a couple more weeks like this president obama is going to be claiming is he kenyan. i don't want to say anything. they asked the white house dog bo to ch

miller: mr. speaker, in little more than a month, the interest rates on loans to millions of the neediest students will double from 3.4% to 6.8%. with that doubling, those who can afford will be burdened with more debt. with total student loan debt already suspend the rules and passing $1 trillion, this -- already surpassing $1 trillion, this congress needs to stop this. but rather than making it more affordable for students and families pay for college, this congress this day in this hamber is debating a bill -- i know people won't believe this -- but we're debating a bill to make it more expensive for families and students to achieve a college education. at a time when college costs are rising and historic low interest rates, the majority is asking us to accept a bill that would increase interest rates. and even though the student interest rate is scheduled on july 1 to double from 3.4% to 6.8%, the bill presented on this floor today is worse than that for students and their families. it increa

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