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that has gotten a lot of attention because of the scanned youles out of that race as well. >> all eyes will be on georgia. big races there on election night. thank you so much. >>> so as we mentioned earlier, one component of the president's midterm message has been put on hold. a federal appeals court pausing the president's plan for student debt relief. >> jasmine wright joining us now. that forgiveness program was a key point the white house hoped would motivate voters. what's the white house saying now? >> yeah, well, it's a tough blow to the president's agenda and leaving folks to question it. the white house had identified sunday as the first day where borrowers could see potentially some of that debt being canceled. of course that will be pushed back. the appeals court gave the white house to monday to respond to the administrative hold and then those who brought the challenge have to tuesday to respond to the white house, pushing some days along. that comes at a precarious time here for the white house as we're just under three weeks to the midterm election. and as you can see

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i'm interested in how youl are feelingu. because as you know it look you live at the book for a long time and you immerse yourself in a book for a long time. and one of my mentors says this thing about people having a hard time exiting the book. and i'm wondering at what stage if you are along that trichet tree how are you feeling? in terms of being able to celebrate this massive achievementbe anti-tangle yoursf and what to to create the art itself? >> it's a wonderfull question. so it launched on monday and we had this event and i was surrounded by -- by part of my village and there was this excitement on this thing you've been working out is out in the world is a creator is there something beautiful about that moment and also the stories were going to be uplifting and stories would be inspired and if you think about how they are thinking about these questions. and in the midst of that in the book signing people are like i'm a survivor two. i know this all too well. x, y and z happened to me and i know this because i wrote

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crs so for the next hour, we're going to bring youl our recent conversation with tony belinsky . we're going to begin tonight with his firsthand experience with the fbi'ss first- coverup s the biden family was doing. >> here it is telling bob linsky, thank you for>> ton comingy . o years it's been two years since we've sat across from each other.er didn't expect to have a second interview with you.with y i'm grateful thaou. t we're able to thank you so when we spoke before, you described what youri believed werbed whe hunter biden the biden family's effectively offenses against the united states in ways that their business practices thatunm undermined us national security. >> but there was also aninnatios offense against you, whatainst o seemed like seemed like fraughut . >> and now two years f laterra,d have, i think, a pretty hard example of what that looked like. so if you wouldn't mind us, thi explaining to us , this is , i think, going back to the spring and summer of 2017 sino hawk holdings. so sinovel konings was a delaware llc, which was effectively a partnership between

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