Washington Today (2-21-24):Rep Jordan: FBI informant lies/Russia ties don't change fundamental facts

President Biden announces student loan debt forgiveness for over 150,000 borrowers and a total of $1.2 billion. We will talk about it with Washington Post higher education reporter Danielle Douglas-Gabriel. (2)

Reaction to prosecutors saying that the ex-FBI informant who is charged with lying about saying Joe and Hunter Biden received bribes from Ukraine got his information from Russian intelligence officials: Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), Judiciary Committee Chair says, “It doesn’t change the fundamental facts.” Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), Oversight Committee ranking member says, "The impeachment investigation essentially ended."

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm discusses promoting electric vehicles, after a recent New York Times article suggests the administration may pull back on that effort.

Supreme Court hears a case challenging the EPA's "good neighbor" clean-air rules, where states that pollute need to make sure it does not go downwind and harm people in other states.

State Department responds to reports Russian President Putin is optimistic about winning the war in Ukraine.

As the British House of Commons debates an SNP motion for an immediate cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, there is controversy over the Labour party's ability to amend it.

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