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. >> your honor, whent comes to taking that step to discharging loans, congress wanted to preserve that for itself. congress acts in the pandemi >> where do you see that in the statute? >> the provision says any regulatory provision applicable to the student loan program, you can wave and add another to deal with an emergency. this is not a massive delegation to the secretary of education. it is designed to deal with emergency conditions. you have a lot of power in emergencies. when those people's homes are destroyed, you have the power to discharge their loan >> but congress has a voice in emergencies and wsethat through the cares act. >> oness used its voice, congress ud its voice in enacting this piece of legislation. all of this business about executive power, we worry about executive power when congress has not authorized thusof executive power. here cgrs has authorized the use of executive power in an emergency situation, whein that sphere- u know, all those zones?hey are in that sphe where the executive is acting with congressional authorization. >> your honor, i disagree that th

. >> your honor, whent mes to that ultimate step to discharging loans, congss wanted to preserve that for itself. i think we know, congress acts -- >> what do you see ain the statute? the provision of the statute says in the atory regulatory provision applicable to the stuntoan program, you can wave, you can add another to de wh a emergency. this is not a massive delegation tohe secretary of education. its designed to deal with emergency condis. you have a lot of power in emergencies. when those people's homes are destroyed, you have the power to discharge their loans. >> but congress still has a voice in emergencies, and we see that through the cares act. >> congress used its voice. congress used its voice in an acting this piece of leslation. all this business about executive power, we worry about executive power, when congress has not authorize the use of executive power. here, congress has authorized the youth of executive power in an emergency situation, where in that sphere, in those old zones, or in that sphere where the executive is acting with congressional authorization. >>

i thk ere is a distinction whent mes to how congress is likely to legislate and its general comfort level with empowering the executive to provide benefits to americans. even if you didn't think those benefits in regulation distinction should carry today, we should factor into the analysis when applying the principles here and looking at the congress. jen before, you think about what congress is supposed tdo congress in 2003 thinking, we can't pricthe future. we d't know when emergencies wi hpen. bute nt to ensure that we are empori the federal vernment to take care of udent loan borrowers and not leave them at substanti rk of being worse off. the language that congress enacted here is a perfect fit to accomplish that goal. it is hard to sewh they could've done differently. >> in thinking about ergencies, the history of this cot with respect to executive courts, some of the biggest mistakes were deferring to assertions of executive emergency power. some of the finest moments in the ur history were pushing backgast presidential assertions. that continued not just in the koreanar, but post

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perhaps >> party and a something of a tricky spot whent but as ever mr. trump's shadow has proved hard to escape and it was not long before the house speaker kevin mccarthy was forced to address the matter head-on. >> it does not matter what side of the issue you are on. it does not matter if this was a president trump or if this was a democrat. it should be equal justice in america. and stop going after people because you have political differences. >> our north america correspondent joins us for more on all this. kevin mccarthy says the party is not distracted by the fact donald trump might soon be charged with a crime. republican leaders, we have seen circling the wagons but what point does donald trump's legal baggage proved to be a political liability for the party? >> it is already clearly a distraction. kevin mccarthy talking about how he did not want to talk about on the trumpet that is all reporters. want to talk about. . talk about the skeptical in new york, it is a spectacle in washington, d.c. just going to follow allocations around wherevethe