and of course with a name like wayne johnson everybody called him john wayne. and then he was overseas for a long time and he taught me not just what he did but what not to do. what an officer does not do. leave that alone and let other people handle certain things. i'm starting to learn that delegating decision-making and responsibility. my second platoon sergeant was manuel rivera. this is 1973 timeframe. he was in a group from mexico. he was the same way, stern and yet he was a guy who could get down there and show a marine who was having trouble how to do something right. i used to admire in a few sharp words in turn the person in the right direction mostly spiritually, the physical and the mental follow. in my third, i finally got a staff sergeant with 15 years in the marine corps, he is from quÉbec, i was also learning about the immigrant role in the u.s. military and how they were overrepresented in it was a broadening experience because somehow growing up in my hometown 99% of the people i was with were native born. why do i bring it up, the military by

joining me now is former department of education official wayne johnson. mr. ou very much for joining us. >> it's a pleasure to be here. thank you. >> so what did you see that made you become a champion of forgiving student debt? >> well, it's actually a program that's all encompassing and forgiveness of student debt is one piece of it. but it was a culmination of the -- the research work i've done when i was getting my doctorate. actually being engaged at the department of education and 30 something years in the financial services space. and i got a front row seat to see how the law that is structured to administer the student loan program is fundamentally flawed. seriously, broken. and when the opportunity to seek the appointment from governor kemp for johnny isaacson's seat, i saw it as an opportunity to step out. put my proposition ford award a use this as an opportunity to give voice to what i see is the need. >> do you think loans and student debt is preying on -- on students? preying on their -- on their -- their time of need when they want to get an edu

a system failing borrowers. >> n wayne johnson who just resigned as head of the federal student loan office says stories like hers spotlight a system failing borrowers. >> not only fundamentally brekeen definitely broken to the core. >> johnson is proposing radicals campaign to become a republican senator from georgia. change, making student loan debt forgiveness the centerpiece of his campaign to become a republican senator from georgia. >> we are putting a burden on the backs of students, you know, parent borrowers even grandparent borrowers that's going to ride with them for decades. borrowers that's gg to ride with them for decades. >> johnson's plan would gofrg up to $50,000 of federal student loan debt give a tax credit for those who repaid $50,000 >> johnson's plan would gofrg up to $50,000 of federal student loan debt give a tax credit for those who repaid $50,000 and to pay for it he would impose a 1% tax on corporations. he would forgive more debt than plans proposed by democratic presidential contenders like elizabeth warren plan's criticized by johnson's former boss. eliz

with a name like wayne johnson, there would call him john wayne. absolutely. in the if it overseas for a long time he taught me not what i did but he also taught me what not to do. just leave them alone and let other people handle certain things. and starting to learn right then, about delegating decision-making, and responsibility. in my second platoon sergeant also corporal was metal rivera. he was, 1973 timeframe. you know more here most of you in the audience we're barnett. he was from mexico. he was the same way, he was stern, and yet he was a guy who could get down there and show a marine who was how to do something right. i use to just admire the way he could in a few sharp words get someone's attention than just turn the person in the right direction. mostly spiritually. the physical followed. finally got a staff sergeant with about 15 years. i was also learning about the emigrant role in the u.s. military and just how they were overrepresented and it was a maddening experience because somehow growing up in my hometown, 99 percent of the people i was w

wayne johnson and he plan on his campaign website to relieve most of the country's student debt. hnson is now running for senate in georgia as a republican to replace senator johnny isakson. now the plan includes getting rid of $50,000 of student debt per person giving tax credits to borrowers who have already paid off their loans and paying for it all with a 1% tax on employers. johnson says he also hopes to get the government out of student loans entirely calling the current system broken to its core. now a judge has handed down a victory for thousands of americans who were still paying back school loans even though the for-profit school they attended closed years ago. a judge ruled betsy bevoss in contempt of court for ignoring a court order. officials found the colleges lured student with deceptive marketing and predatory recruiting and the chain of colleges shut down abruptly in 2015. last year a federal judge ordered education secretary betsy devos to stop collection of these loans after a class action challenged the trump administration's decision to do so. the administrati

hey folks, wayne johnson, willie get a chance to respond all of this.will be joining this saturday on a caboodle live and he will be talking about his plan for student out. meanwhile, buses across america may soon be hearing take this job and shove it. we will explain next. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. >> charles: despite near record unemploym

thank you so much. >> wayne johnson formerly overseeing the office of federal student aid.ext month's apex summit where phase one of the u.s./china trade deal was set to be signed we're going to talk about the impact of that decision and what happens next for this deal after this servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. >>> welcome back to the exchange chile taking the bold step of cancelling next month's apec summit this is a huge blow to chile, we're also trying to figure out, what does it mean for the deal that was supposed to be signed there between president trump and president xi >> the white house coming out saying, the white house and chinese officials are working toward a trade deal. the trade deal was expected to be signed at that apex summit. protests have unfolded over the last two

. >> reporter: wayne johnson thinks washington should follow his lead and quit the federal student loanrogram. >> washington needs to be out 100% of the student loan business. >> reporter: you're saying the system is fundamentally broken. >> yes. i mean, it's also my opinion the definition of e syem. >> reporter: johnson reported directly to education secretary betsy devos, and watched student debt keep ballooning with the cost of college. in all, 42 million americans currently have student debt. the average household owes almost $47,000. taylor smith graduated from texas a&m owing $53,000 in student s. >> it just seems unconquerable. and that anxiety has just sat with me since. >> reporter: month by month, smith is paying it down. but 5.4 million student borrowers are in default. johnson has a plan to wipe away much of student debt. >> $50,000 of your federal student loan debt will be extinguished. >> reporter: is your plan income based? >> no. anybody, everybody will get the 50,000. we are beset with a problem that has been 10 years in the making. >> reporter: to pay for it, johnson w

america an advantage that australia doesn't have in terms of emigrating if you are back to 65 wayne johnson said i will sign this if you can imagine the level of demographic change that would happen in houston or in nashville. it's now the diverse city in the country more than new york or l.a. perk when i was growing up houston was as honky-tonk and rodeo. we have had tremendous demographic change. i think if he knew then he would have expected much more. butct on the whole for all the political conflict that america has handled immigration pretty well intermarriage rates are high social immigration english is universal with second-generation it was the unintended consequence either by luck that it played out simultaneous with the civil rights movement has played out more social cooperation than those would have expected. >> so what does rosalee think of the book and have you god our range of responses from other family members quick. >> she has the book she has taken pictures she has posted pictures of it on facebook. she came up for a bookstore event in washington and answered a few quest

the official joined me now, wayne johnson not to be confused with iraq, this is another wayne johnson we are talking a lot of money, not just a few billion but almost $1 trillion worth of student debt. >> the student debt is $1.6 trillion. how would you pay for wiping out a good chunk of that? >> the way you pay for the program going forward is a 1% tax on for profit and not-for-profit corporations. if you put 1% against $24 trillion which is the revenue those entities put forward, approximately $140 billion of that will go forward with additional $100 billion used to reduce the amount of money already barred by the u.s. treasury and put out to the market. >> i don't want to get too much in the weeds what you are talking a tax on revenue. usually in america we have income tax on money that you have made but a revenue tax is something different, more like elizabeth warren's wealth tax where you would tax a company even if it didn't make money even if it lost money you would tax them on revenue. that is a whole different ballgame, right? >> it is a very straightforward approach and the

. >> reporter: wayne johnson thinks washington should follow his lead and quit the federal student loanrogram. >> washington needs to be out 100% of the student loan business. >> reporter: you're saying the system is fundamentally broken? >> yes. and it's also my opinion the definition of an insane system. >> reporter: johnson reported directly to education secretary betsy devos, and watched student debt keep ballooning with the cost of college. in all, 42 million americans currently have student debt. the average household owes almost $47,000. taylor smith graduated from texas a&m owing $53,000 in student loans. >> it just seems unconquerable, and that anxiety has just sat with me since. >> reporter: month by month, smith is paying it down. but 5.4 million student borrowers are in default. johnson has a plan to wipe away much of student debt. >> $50,000 of your federal student loan debt will be extinguished. >> reporter: is your plan income-based? >> no. anybody -- everybody will get the $50,000. we are beset with a problem that's been ten years in the making. >> reporter: to pay for i

wayne johnson there in yellow tie was appointed by education secretary devos two years ago, she is planningrun in georgia and will important to cancel much of the nation's student debt. johpropose debt forgive us to 50,000 per borrower, he proposes to pay for it with a 1% tax on corporate earnings or corporate revenue, not clear which. what do you think? >> i think this say horrible idea. you know that the final bill for this will fall to the taxpayers, because the taxpayers are those invested in the government enterprises given to the student loans ironic most taxpayers pick up biggest portion are least amount of benefit are those who probably didn't go to college. the more av blu av a affluent tt the student loans that allow them to go to college. if private market was still invested it would be more efficient, it would be like small businesses allowed to get any loan for the government, whether they succeed or fail. government has no investment in students doing well, they come out with idiotic majors, i can not get jobs they cannot payback loans, this is self perpetuating cycle. >> this

what do you think of a ticket of wayne johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? mr. hannity: i am going to go back to my four points. are we better off than we were four years ago? yes.helmingly is donald trump losing any of the people that went out and voted for him and 2016? i don't think he is losing any. economicth his employment record and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more people who will vote for him this time around than last time. all of this noise you are hearing and other secret people and anonymous books and anonymous whistleblowers and whistleblowers that are hearsay whistleblowers, non-whistleblower whistleblowers. apparently they colluded with adam schiff steam. it is meaningless. that is noise. what will matter is are we safer, are we more secure, did he keep his word, is america better off? i can't think of one politician in my lifetime that has kept his promises more than donald j. trump and that is why i believe he gets reelected. >> alright, i will ask one final question, just to zoom out of the impeachmen

with a name like wayne johnson they call him john wayne. and what an officer doesn't do. and the also corporal and with the 1973 timeframe. and so he was stern so to get down there to show a marine was having trouble and in a few sharp words get some attention. and then with the staff sergeant 15 years in the marine corps he is from a quÉbec immigrant so i was learning about the immigrant role from the us military and it was broadening because somehow growing up in my hometown and then to be native born. because the military and then those comments all shapes and sizes in all parts of the world. and the affection for the marines. >> so you have to be unpopular. were you always closer with her always distance they come as close to the line that separates them from their troops as they can. and be themselves without giving up 1 ounce of their authority because there will come a time when the chips are down and everything will sell them don't get up and you will need that authority. and it took me 25 years to learn the word affection. if you don't have that as a leader but i

wayne johnson. >> i had to laugh this is right before he runs for senate.ally popular. tack it on to that. i do think that the student loan system is really dysfunctional. free college is not the answer. we've seen the federal government just like in housing, pour a ton of money into the problem, be shocked when the prices go up. i think it is up to student to make sure they're getting bang for their buck. one thing not majoring in majors like gender studies. art history. >> she stole -- charles: how about this? there is wink-wink anyway. we say it during the obama administration. the government ultimately will pay for it. take whatever course you want, ultimately you won't have to pay for it. a lot of students in the past 10 years believe that to be the case. >> if the students were really going to show they were upset, if they want to fight back, it wouldn't be about government being only people to provide student loans. why don't they push elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and the rest to tell how sadder they can only charge $3,000 a year? cap the amou

of course with a name like wayne johnson everybody called him john wayne. he had been overseas for a long time. he taught me not just what i did but what not to do. what an officer doesn't do. leave that alone, other people handle certain things. i'm starting to learn right then about delegating, decision-making and responsibility. my second student also a corporal, manuel rivera, from 1973 timeframe. you weren't born yet, most of you. he was an immigrant from mexico and he was the same way, he couldn't show a marine who was having trouble how to do something right and i used to admire the way in a few sharp words he could get someone's attention and turn the person the right direction, mostly spiritually, physical and mental followed and then i got a staff sergeant 15 years in the marine core. an immigrant from quÉbec, i was learning about the immigrant role in the us military, how they were overrepresented and it was a broadening experience. growing up from my hometown, 99% were native born. why do i bring it up? the military by its very nature will expan

wayne johnson says he'll promote a plan that would forgive up to $50,000 for anyone with federal student loans, worth about $925 billion. he told "the wall street journal" -- "we run through the process of putting this debt burden on somebody but it rides on their credit files -- it rides on their back -- for decades. the time has come for us to end and stop the insanity." his high-profile resignation came as a federal judge on thursday held education secretary betsy devos in contempt of coururt for viviolag an order to stop collecting student debt for people who were defrauded by the for-profit chain corinthian colleges. the court ruled devos ignored the rights of more than 60,000 former students who were relief -- were granted relief from the federal government after corinthian colleges collapsed in 2014 amid government scrutiny of its fraud and predatory lending. under thursday's contempt of court ruling, d devos will faceo jail time and her education department will be fined $100,000. in georgia, a federal grand jury on thursday found seven catholic peace activists guilty on three fe

wayne hay al-jazeera tongue while island south korea. now the european council president warned the british prime minister said boris johnson not to play games as the deadline for bret's it inches ever closer meanwhile in the media in britain is being reported that the german chancellor angela merkel made it clear in a telephone call that a deal is overwhelmingly unlikely this is a frank exchange according to those media reports between angola merkel and boris johnson a report from lawrence the in london. by the time boris johnson's cabinets arrived for their morning meeting westminster was awash with the news that downing street had decided to play hardball with the european union. probably they haven't even been briefed on the suggestion of the u.k. looked like readying itself to collapse the talks on a compromise deal but that does appear to be the suggestion so just with the delaying of disruptive and annoying tactics of the opposition we say on behalf of the 17400000 enough enough enough we need to leave. downing street then brief that the german chancellor had demanded that the economy of northern ireland stay in the news although it's

wayne casey and jeffrey dahmer combined >> chilling doesn't describe it. >>> an american diplomat in britain who was allegedly involved in a deadly car crash siting diplomatic immunity she left the country and boris johnson is threatening to intervene. >> reporter: tonight after the death of a teenager in a brutal car crash, british prime minister boris johnson is threatening to intervene >> i don't think that it can be right to use the process of diic immunity for th im death of 19-year-old harry dunn, an american diplomat's wife fled the country under the cloak of immunity prime minister johnson calling her out by name as 42-year-old ann sacoolas dunn's parents are devastated. >> she's a mom all she's got to do is look and see what she's done to us as a family. >> reporter: the crash happened outside london, a country road dunn was riding his motorbike. according to british police, the suspect was driving on the wrong side of the same road. the two collide killing dunn u.s. officials refuse to waive the suspect's diplomatic immunity the embassy released a statement immunity is rarely waived. >> you want to see justice. >> of course. >> we need her to come back. >> reporter: british officials say they a