Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is a 'horrible idea,' says Kevin O’Leary

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  • Venture capitalist Kevin O’Leary and Operation Hope CEO John Hope Bryant joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to debate the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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  • @Mikebuddy2229
    @Mikebuddy2229 2 года назад +278

    Hold Colleges and Universities accountable. GET RID OF THE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM!!!! LET THESE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES COMPETE!!!! As a society, we tend to forget that these are businesses that focus on education.

    • @Mikebuddy2229
      @Mikebuddy2229 2 года назад +14

      @Frog Universe
      No that's bad economics. You think inflation is bad, wait until student loans are completely forgiven. In addition, it sets a dangerous precedent of not honoring contractual obligations. That's dangerous because if people can be bailed out from this, then it will spread to other things as well. Lastly, why should a tax payer who didn't take out the loan, or paid for their children's education be forced to pay for others?

    • @zacharymladinich3410
      @zacharymladinich3410 2 года назад +11

      @@Mikebuddy2229 On the contrary, removing the student loan program and not forgiving debt like OP said will force colleges to lower their tuition costs so that the average American family will be able to afford it. It’s able to be done in most other first world countries, so we should be able to do it too.

    • @Mikebuddy2229
      @Mikebuddy2229 2 года назад +3

      @@zacharymladinich3410
      Well said. I completely agree with you.

    • @a61374
      @a61374 2 года назад

      @@zacharymladinich3410 except this is not what Biden is doing.

    • @TheGeoDaddy
      @TheGeoDaddy 2 года назад

      Hit the bottomline: 87% of Americans who did NOT have student loan DEBT - now DO to the tune of $2K (except for politicians and government workers… we pickup the tab on ALL their taxes… too!)

  • @rleslie66
    @rleslie66 2 года назад +58

    I'm a Vietnam Vet and I went to law school on the GI Bill. The real problem is how expensive college has become. I paid for law school and made a profit just on GI Bill $$. Most colleges take underpaid lecturers or grad student, put them in front of a hundred students and thus the course is taught. What universities need to do is cut their administration to the bare bones, and leave the faculty to run the university.

    • @adel19997
      @adel19997 2 года назад

      Faculty the university. 👎
      They are the ones creating classes that are useless & majors that student can't never use

    • @CatholicTraditional
      @CatholicTraditional 2 года назад +5

      Absolutely correct. Too many paper-pushers.

    • @tevrabogany3165
      @tevrabogany3165 Год назад +1

      What about the ones who are unable to have an opportunity to get a GI bill.

    • @joablevytam
      @joablevytam Год назад +2

      The GI bill is a return on a service essentially. Its not really the same thing. This is getting money for free without accounting for people who already paid of their student loans or those who didn't attend college or university because they couldn't afford it. If education was free far more people would attend. Why does the worst of the worst generation get the perk others were denied?

    • @JackyPup
      @JackyPup 6 месяцев назад

      Well also why would they. Raise tuition and Gov will pay. As soon as the debt's are forgiven, tuition will go up. Because they can.

  • @GaryARahn
    @GaryARahn 2 года назад +335

    The fact that the second guest thinks the G.I. college bill was "free" goes right to the heart of the problem. Veterans earned that college education by fighting in WW2 .

    • @xXPhIlIeSXx2010
      @xXPhIlIeSXx2010 2 года назад +1

      He’s just as racist as those he blames.

    • @ljunderground
      @ljunderground 2 года назад +59

      Yeah it’s pretty disrespectful how he compared fighting in WW2 to service workers during Covid

    • @investorbro21
      @investorbro21 2 года назад

      He is part of the victim movement, these morons play victim all the time and give half ass statements with not all the facts

    • @kheldaryt
      @kheldaryt 2 года назад +27

      ya that was an unbelievably bad take by the guest.

    • @igotpiafeaver
      @igotpiafeaver 2 года назад +6

      It also went to Vietnam Vets

  • @nowthen3150
    @nowthen3150 2 года назад +16

    Cancelling student loan at any amount is so unfair to all those who busted their butts and paid off their loans. I worked two jobs while in college just so the other students who partied and ran up their student loans can get theirs cancelled 😡

    • @CatholicTraditional
      @CatholicTraditional 2 года назад +1

      That’s why there should be serious scrutiny before someone gets the relief.

    • @rickyhughes3309
      @rickyhughes3309 Год назад +3

      Okay, then how do you feel about food stamps. I bust my ass just to put food on the table while other people get free food every month. What about subsidized housing. I have to pay rent out of pocket every month. So going by your logic, I deserve a free house and free food every month.

    • @Sigmacenturion
      @Sigmacenturion 4 месяца назад

      People are going to have different circumstances and qualify for different programs whining about working two jobs and not using those programs is a "you" problem.

  • @Matt-yz3iq
    @Matt-yz3iq 2 года назад +287

    I paid off my student loans and I still get to pay for meaningless wars, corporate bailouts so CEO’s can bring in millions while I get to spend all my money on gas and groceries. I don’t think paying off student loan debt is a great idea but I pay for a lot of stuff I have zero say in.

    • @CPATuttle
      @CPATuttle 2 года назад +30

      And $10,000 is nothing for college. It cost $10,000 for just room and board for a semester

    • @FJBtV-os2pv
      @FJBtV-os2pv 2 года назад

      If only Americans were smart enough they wouldn't half the taxes they pay right now . It's going to foreign countries you fools

    • @jmabs5096
      @jmabs5096 2 года назад +18

      That's called be a responsible adult without having a government hold your hand. You and I are the minority, the nation wants to sit on their ass with their hands out. My wife and I did not go to college (mostly because their are tons of jobs paying 50-80k without a degree) we own a nice house, 3 cars some toys etc. I say if you didn't go to colledge, you simply are exempt from this tax....

    • @Kng9929
      @Kng9929 2 года назад +17

      @@jmabs5096 I went to college 2x graduated 2x and I’m paying off my student loans, I pay about $40,000+ in taxes I would rather have them clear student debt or at least pay an amount for us. They signed a 40 billion dollar contract recently and that money isn’t for us

    • @Matt-yz3iq
      @Matt-yz3iq 2 года назад

      @Up Urz I’d rather not pay for wars and CEO’s salary’s and have taxes go to education and jobs. Politicians working for me and not companies and defense manufacturers in their district. But at this point that’s a made up utopia.

  • @usmcxjobe4531
    @usmcxjobe4531 2 года назад +149

    That dude honestly thinks the GI Bill was given free. Ridiculous comparison

    • @joelmiller4604
      @joelmiller4604 2 года назад +13

      THANK YOU!!!

    • @MrQuent63
      @MrQuent63 2 года назад

      It wasn't given to Black GI's, yes, they were EXCLUDED from this WHITE bailout.

    • @TxInfinity
      @TxInfinity 2 года назад +11

      Classic delusion.

    • @xcqematic1
      @xcqematic1 2 года назад +27

      Lets not forget he brought up the race card in it. Its a habit

    • @Rockoblocko
      @Rockoblocko 2 года назад +15

      Yeah. Ef off. If free college already exist, then join the military and earn it.

  • @scottydont2549
    @scottydont2549 2 года назад +271

    Make student loans like all other loans. BANKRUPTABLE! And make them go through the same rigors that someone getting a consumer loan or a mortgage would go through. Then you’ll see the cost of college go down when the infinite safe money flow is not so anymore. Giving a 17 or 18 year old a $35,000 student loan is insane right out of high school. They don’t know better.

    • @krassimirpetrov7131
      @krassimirpetrov7131 2 года назад +8

      This would have worked before but they changed it and it’s you and I who back the loans now - the government is the lender LoL

    • @joshhoward1289
      @joshhoward1289 2 года назад

      @@krassimirpetrov7131 Schools or banks should be the lender but they want no part of it. Instead they can virtue signal all day long and don’t have to answer for the risk.
      This is liberal politicians protecting the liberal indoctrination machine. They have no interest in addressing the real issue because they ARE the issue.

    • @7Wharton
      @7Wharton 2 года назад

      So teach’Em better scotty

    • @silvershade9255
      @silvershade9255 2 года назад +4

      I knew better.. it's not an excuse.

    • @dayneamyx5916
      @dayneamyx5916 2 года назад +2

      While we are at it. Treat it like every other loan out there. Dont allow the loan if “you wont have the means to pay it back(aka cant take out $20k a semester to get a gender studies degree whos average salary is under $50k). Make the borrower pay a small percentage(10-20%) and never loan out more than the cost(tuition) and charge interest &mortgage payments as it goes so the borrow understands it hurts to make payments. Make better decisions of it it is worth it. And dont let “predatory lenders” loan out more money than someoen can afford to pay back and maybe we would have less student debt.
      Ive experienced both sides. I went back to school in 2017-2020. I paid for it out of pocket. All the way up until i realized its the greatest loan ever, because it breaks all traditional rules of loans and has 0% interest for up to 6 months after borrowed.
      I wish i had taken student loans and instead bought a house in 2017. I would be way ahead had i just borrowed more than i could afford. Used that money for a down payment on a house. And now i would be looking at getting $10k forgiven for nothing.
      Fact is, the government backed loans have created the student debt problem by basically guaranteeing you a loan when you dont or shouldnt get it. Now we want more government to fix a problem government intervention caused.
      The fix is already on the table. You have sensible people telling students “college isnt an end all be all, and that you dont want to go into debt for a degree” where as when i was graduating(2009), i was basically told you have to go to college. It was spoon fed down my throat as part of our english grade was based on us applying to colleges and for fafsa

  • @JesusAlways1st
    @JesusAlways1st 6 месяцев назад +2

    If the government can cancel student loan debt, how about cancelling my credit card debt and my mortgage debt! People are becoming homeless because they can’t pay the mortgage anymore!! Being in the middle class, I just don’t know how I am going to survive with all the debt that this country owes! In the end, who pays!!

  • @ryanwolfe7041
    @ryanwolfe7041 2 года назад +208

    Kevin is spot on. They need to fix the inflated cost of college. It’s out of control.

    • @MegaMsliz
      @MegaMsliz 2 года назад +1

      Go onto the campus and teach or to the “at risk’ classrooms to deliver to hungry, homeless, and most time hopeless youth. Spend some of your own pocket money as our teachers do just to deliver curriculum. After you finish investing in our future and your pockets are empty, then you ask God why?

    • @angel-ij4xv
      @angel-ij4xv 2 года назад +4

      this is why i don't go to college

    • @gwyn111
      @gwyn111 2 года назад +6

      And the interest rates on the loans. These should be interest free to prevent college being cheaper for the rich families who can afford to pay it off immediately, rather than needing to pay double or triple the cost over time.

    • @joeyrigsby38
      @joeyrigsby38 2 года назад +12

      The reason it is out of control is the federal government took over student loans and made them much easier to get so college kept raising tuition

    • @TheThetaMan
      @TheThetaMan 2 года назад

      @@gwyn111 somebody gets it 💯

  • @lookarabbit2888
    @lookarabbit2888 2 года назад +266

    Any college that leaves their students unable to pay their bills should loose any ability to give loans, they shouldn't be rewarded for failing.

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад +9

      The colleges aren't giving/funding the student loans, the TAX PAYERS are! If the comments on this video are anything to go by, then there is no reason for anyone in the US to go to college.

    • @billbog25
      @billbog25 2 года назад +12

      But everyone gets a trophy now

    • @jimlewis2395
      @jimlewis2395 2 года назад +2

      The Education-Mafia $$$ isnt able to pay off, the way they did years ago

    • @GorillaGrodd420
      @GorillaGrodd420 2 года назад +2

      Agreed

    • @ChUmBaWaMbA31
      @ChUmBaWaMbA31 2 года назад +8

      “Loose”

  • @DIAMONDGIRL57
    @DIAMONDGIRL57 2 года назад +192

    I have been paying on student loans since 2004. I am almost done and have worked so hard to pay every cent back.

    • @perezoliver4515
      @perezoliver4515 2 года назад +4

      Your credit score gonna b through the roof! 😂

    • @nqobanimkhwanazi5950
      @nqobanimkhwanazi5950 2 года назад

      Do you think this is a good move or bad move

    • @loriemmons1964
      @loriemmons1964 2 года назад +7

      My father fought in WW2 and served from 1940 to 47. He was one of the recipients of the GI bill. He didn’t go to college but learned carpentering skill. This Marxist just wants to make everything a race issue. My wife and I agreed we wanted me to go to grad school. We paid back w interest around $46,000 in student loans. In the meantime we had 4 children, bought a home. I’m just a regular guy w no high I Q but a work ethic and great wife. I find giving money to a au back a college loan wo requiring giving back insulting

    • @nolimitbanks7318
      @nolimitbanks7318 2 года назад

      Most people in college are Chinese. China sends there kids here. And now they get free education and Americans have to pay for it.

    • @alphamanga3213
      @alphamanga3213 2 года назад +5

      Good for you! Congratulations, have some great credit as a reward and go buy a house! Hopefully forgiveness gives others a step in the same direction.

  • @MYTMIC
    @MYTMIC 2 года назад +17

    Hardly anybody has actually qualified for forgiveness. Either they are on the wrong loan, wrong payment plan, wrong qualified employment, missed payments, etc... Problem is most people were given incorrect information by the government

    • @moneyswag12
      @moneyswag12 Год назад +1

      Lies

    • @void9837
      @void9837 6 месяцев назад

      I would issue student loan forgiveness as President of the United States, but only because I have a plan to fund the program and cover the expenses.

  • @rentcda
    @rentcda 2 года назад +52

    Loaning 18yrs kids thousands of dollars is irresponsible for degrees that earn next to nothing to begin with.

    • @mdhughes78
      @mdhughes78 2 года назад +5

      I agree 100% , it is not just irresponsible, it immoral

    • @Aaron-tr3zs
      @Aaron-tr3zs 2 года назад +1

      Exactly

    • @167logan
      @167logan Год назад +1

      It's so true. The loan services would talk you into the worst deal.

    • @WISHBONEL7
      @WISHBONEL7 Месяц назад

      Amen

  • @themiseducationoftheameric7407
    @themiseducationoftheameric7407 2 года назад +126

    And another thing. Bring back Apprenticeship programs. Everyone doesn't want nor is cut out for going to University. That should not be the default option for being able to get ahead. Bring back and invest in Apprenticeship programs so people can earn decent wages and not be forced to go to University and take on 100k in student loan debt just to get a 60k a year job.

    • @tiffanysteen1845
      @tiffanysteen1845 2 года назад +8

      College shouldn’t be only option school counselors promote

    • @gwyn111
      @gwyn111 2 года назад +7

      It's a scam. In many cases (non-vocational) expensive degrees are just a piece of paper to get through the door, when this could instead be accomplished through (paid) apprenticeships and training programs related to the specific job.

    • @maskdwn4445
      @maskdwn4445 2 года назад +2

      It’s called a union apprenticeship…

    • @pickyourswitchoriginal
      @pickyourswitchoriginal 2 года назад +4

      Nearly every business could apply for apprenticeship assistance and offer this.
      It used to be an employer would train you up...for the past few decades they expect you should be ready to hit the ground running day 1.
      Business needs to step up; they are part of the problem.

    • @pickyourswitchoriginal
      @pickyourswitchoriginal 2 года назад +2

      @@maskdwn4445 those are competitive and limited. You can't just raise your hand and you're in lol. Mostly trades right now...it should be obvious not every person can, or should, work in a trade.
      More unions, yes. More variety of apprenticeship, yes.

  • @jackson12802
    @jackson12802 2 года назад +110

    I think a huge contribution to this student loan issue is gassing people up into believing they are able to preform at a level they can’t. How many people with student loan debt didn’t finish or took out 25-40k for education to get a job that pays less than $20/hr!

    • @lancecdcw
      @lancecdcw 2 года назад +12

      My college degree didn’t guarantee a good paying job like in my parents generation.

    • @zz449944
      @zz449944 2 года назад +3

      The one biggest mistake college students (graduates) can make is leaving their college campus without a job. All colleges have career offices that will do whatever they can to find suitable employment for their graduates. But only if the student shows up to get that help. I am guessing now, but I believe that the career offices will also assist alumni with job searches, but only if those who need the help reach out to get it.

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад +5

      @@lancecdcw maybe you should have gotten a better degree.

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад +5

      @@zz449944 you're expecting people that got worthless degrees to now take responsibility to ask for help in getting a job? Surely you jest.

    • @brianlevine249
      @brianlevine249 2 года назад +2

      @@lancecdcw Why would a degree do that? You have to intelligently pick a degree that gives you marketable skills that are in demand. Also your own politicians are to blame for the massive glut of graduates with certain useless degrees. Federally guaranteed student loans. Preferential and reduced admission standards.

  • @tiffchr59
    @tiffchr59 2 года назад +55

    From two hard-working middle-class parents who put our two children through college by saving and scrimping, and who also required that they work while attending college, my husband and I respectfully ask the US government for a reimbursement of $10,000 per child to defray some of the costs that were incurred at that time.🤞🤞🤞

    • @tc699
      @tc699 2 года назад +7

      I'm right there with you! This policy is maddening. So unfair. UnAmerican!

    • @na408
      @na408 2 года назад

      Totally agree! For myself! How about reimbursement?

    • @JIMMYJAMES156821
      @JIMMYJAMES156821 2 года назад

      Good luck my friend!

    • @tiffchr59
      @tiffchr59 2 года назад

      @@JIMMYJAMES156821 I can only dream….and dream…and dream some more😮‍💨

    • @ojhart4
      @ojhart4 2 года назад

      Kudos good job but no. That’s silly

  • @LLAMA-LLAMA
    @LLAMA-LLAMA 2 года назад +36

    So if people can’t afford to pay their student loans when they graduate, doesn’t that directly mean their education wasn’t worth what they paid?

    • @moudlion
      @moudlion 2 года назад +7

      People are not going to take school seriously when they get it for free half ass everything

    • @LLAMA-LLAMA
      @LLAMA-LLAMA 2 года назад +1

      @Mark Miwords Did I miss something, where did Trump come in to this? Oh, is this one of those Trump Derangement Syndrome things I’ve heard about? I assumed it was a joke, but apparently it’s real. Well, I hope you find help for whatever it is that makes you immediately bring up and blame Trump for everything. These problems occurred before and after him so I’m not really sure why he’s being brought up. I hope you find help and have a blessed day.

    • @LLAMA-LLAMA
      @LLAMA-LLAMA 2 года назад

      @Mark Miwords Considering I don’t watch Fox, I couldn’t tell you. Media is sponsored and they’ll do whatever needs to be done to support their sponsors. They show us what they want us to see, nothing more, nothing less. I don’t let others tell me what my opinions are, I prefer to go directly to the sources. In the recent Durham case that you’re talking about, it was made public that those at the very top of FBI knew Sussman’s intentions (so that would suggest he didn’t lie) yet they lied to their own field officers in order to pursue the investigation. I don’t care what parties are involved, if the government is behaving in this way it is highly illegal not to mention exceptionally immoral and those who participate in such behavior should be held accountable for their actions. Justice is suppose to be unbiased (hence the blindfold) however many in our society seem to think it’s only needed when it’s pro “their team” yet screams the loudest when it goes against them. What we tend to forget is that while we may support one side doing something unethical and illegal, it’s only a matter of time before the pendulum swings the other way and those tactics be used against us. The goal should always be to get the pendulum back to center.

    • @Mrbfgray
      @Mrbfgray 2 года назад +2

      OR they lack monetary discipline.

    • @heyaisdabomb
      @heyaisdabomb 2 года назад

      @@Mrbfgray What 18 year old understands financial decisions? The frontal cortex hasn't even finished developing yet. So yes, maybe they do, but it's the same reason you can't drink until your 21. No, college isn't worth it anymore, and that's a bad thing. Because it means a less educated society, which means less educated voters, and a less educated workforce. People need to understand why education is a good thing, and it seems like most of this country is too dumb to understand why. My boss never went to college, but he gets to benefit out of having a worker who did (i.e. me), and because of that, I developed problem solving and math skills needed for this job that he constantly needs help with. Thanks to my computer science degree, now I'm developing custom software for our company to use. These all happened because I went to college, and it benefits the rest of my company who didn't go to college. Stop thinking about you, and think more about your community, because everything boomerangs back to you when you help your community.

  • @scrubbwhite291
    @scrubbwhite291 2 года назад +46

    I paid off my loan after 20 years. Now I have to pay off someone else's
    loan as a taxpayer? Please, let's dump this madman of a President in
    November, if not sooner.

    • @patrickfennell6372
      @patrickfennell6372 2 года назад

      This is a bailout for the wealthy and billion dollar colleges. Meanwhile working class families are struggling.

    • @victorg9164
      @victorg9164 2 года назад +5

      Oh boy we have another one

    • @krassimirpetrov7131
      @krassimirpetrov7131 2 года назад +1

      Yes it’ll only lead to more inflation and all of us taxpayers have to pay for it too ! And more inflation !

    • @Jenacide
      @Jenacide 2 года назад +2

      @@victorg9164 Yes, another one with basic common sense and idea of fairness.

    • @Ll_Val
      @Ll_Val 2 года назад +1

      Theirs no fairness when you went to school it was also coming out of American taxes

  • @aaronrossi6544
    @aaronrossi6544 2 года назад +11

    GI Bill was free?? Those who got the GI Bill earned that with their service. Saying it’s free demonstrates a lack of perspective and historical knowledge at best. And at worst is an insult. Do better.

    • @sebastianliu2009
      @sebastianliu2009 2 года назад

      Exactly!!! GI Bill was not free for me!! 5.5 years and 3 deployment (99-04)

  • @LisaKuhle
    @LisaKuhle 2 года назад +17

    Let’s talk about how my sister is only 4 years older than me and her tutition at the same school was HALF the amount of my tuition? And I graduated 14 years ago. Now it’s gone by three times. Well news flash jobs aren’t paying 3 times as much. First part of his argument is so incorrect it is laughable.

    • @yingnyang
      @yingnyang 2 года назад +2

      Right, people are so ignorant. Everyone should be required to take a minimum of 2 economics class at their local community College.

    • @jojopapa7521
      @jojopapa7521 2 года назад +1

      How does this solve the problem then? Will this make it cheaper? This has the opposite effect. Tution will go up and students will borrow more. Your sister signed for it why should I pay for her debt?

    • @hammanta
      @hammanta 2 года назад

      College prices and guaranteed federal loans go hand in hand. Prices are the way they are because colleges know people can take out guaranteed loans to pay for them. Also college has become more about “an experience” rather than education. My college just 5 years after I graduated looked nearly unrecognizable due to all types of new sports facilities, student housing, ect. What you are starting to see now is online college and specialized programs like Coursera that are starting to compete with college programs that are much cheaper. If only the job market would catch up.

    • @viralmemes9213
      @viralmemes9213 2 года назад

      did she take out the loan for that amount ? or did someone else sign the paper ? asking for a friend.

    • @jeffersonkeith8761
      @jeffersonkeith8761 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@viralmemes9213 you're missing the point dolt, nobody complains about the greedy capitalistic colleges that are hiking up rates or charging thousands of dollars for books. you wanna blame the individual was trying to get a degree so they can get a job while the corporations are paying less. When are you going to understand that it's the middle class that get screwed. How do you think musk and Bezos and Zuckerberg made 30 40 $50 billion last year? Do you think it's because they're smart? No it's because they're screwing all of the little people. Wake up sheep.

  • @danielboone6631
    @danielboone6631 2 года назад +52

    Joe's been complaining about his poll numbers. Now he wants to buy some higher numbers.

    • @Ministry-Of-Truth
      @Ministry-Of-Truth 2 года назад +2

      Yup. Remember we had to vote for his people before we could get the stimulus check?

    • @CptApplestrudl
      @CptApplestrudl 2 года назад

      An elected "representative of the people" doing something for the people? Crazy idea in America, I know. Sleepy Joe needs to do more like this, not less.

    • @dustyak79
      @dustyak79 2 года назад +5

      Joe doesn’t know about his poll numbers he’s just mumbling and whispering about ice cream.

    • @CQBee
      @CQBee 2 года назад

      There are more non-collage educated voters then otherwise. He hates you. That's why he's doing it. Why else would he use your money to pay off bills someone more pillaged than you didn't think important enough to pay.

    • @metalmonkee2896
      @metalmonkee2896 2 года назад +5

      @@CptApplestrudl which people? I went to a trade school and paid off my loans myself. My wife did the same. I have many people in my family who went to college and have paid off their loans. Are you telling me that now I've got to also pay for someone else's loans now? I'm not rich by any stretch of the imagination and now my money is going to be TAKEN and be given to those who should have never taken a loan in the first place. I tell you what, I owe less on my home loan than most with college loans. Pay my loan first and then I'll have an extra 1300 a month to help support my community or put away for my kids to go to school and not have to take a loan out. Or maybe free cars for everyone who has a car loan. Or maybe pay for everyone's credit card debt? This is a calculated step to buy votes again. He already promised it the first time and didn't do it. Why would he do it now?

  • @Kazyman
    @Kazyman 2 года назад +138

    There's a reason they never give stats per how many students are employed by virtue of what they majored in. For years I painted houses with numerous college grads.

    • @kensmith2796
      @kensmith2796 2 года назад +11

      I paid my way through college working as an auto adjuster for a major insurance company. Majority of my coworkers were hired on the basis of having no experience, but having a bachelor's degree in "something". I told my nephew those were the degrees to avoid, as no one gets a degree with the intentions of becoming an auto adjuster. I got degrees in aviation and accounting. My degrees all yielded very positive ROIs.

    • @TrueOrigins1618
      @TrueOrigins1618 2 года назад +4

      You have to be strategic in life and that includes when selecting a degree. I was practical in my selection and it definitely paid off.

    • @SuperlativeCatalyst
      @SuperlativeCatalyst 2 года назад

      What was your major? Why not tell everyone what your mistake was or is your comment cap.

    • @investmentking4022
      @investmentking4022 2 года назад

      If you go to university google up what you should expect to make. I’m going to probably major in Finance, however I am taking classes in enterprise systems and computer science aswell.

    • @gwyn111
      @gwyn111 2 года назад

      And this is a big problem with the student-pay system. It's about getting as many people into courses as possible (many with limited value, or oversupply to what jobs are out there) no matter what to get their money. If college was government paid they'd be selective about what they teach, who they admit and strategic in what courses are funded (i.e. what the country actually needs). It would mean a lot less people go to college, but there would be lots of (paid) apprenticeships and training courses for other jobs which don't really need a university education.

  • @AmericanAntiCorruptionAct
    @AmericanAntiCorruptionAct 2 года назад +32

    Student debt isn't about irresponsible young people taking out more loans than they'll be able to pay back.
    It's about a corruption cycle between loan companies, lobbyists, and our lawmakers, designed to make them rich and powerful - AT YOUR EXPENSE.

    • @michaelbuselli336
      @michaelbuselli336 2 года назад

      Lol

    • @michaelbuselli336
      @michaelbuselli336 2 года назад +2

      Take them away and people will complain about privileged kids going to school and not them.

    • @herbythechef7624
      @herbythechef7624 2 года назад

      @@michaelbuselli336 EXCELLENT point Michael

    • @jdub1139
      @jdub1139 2 года назад +4

      Not everyone needs to go to a high dollar four year college or one that’s out of State. Start by going two years to a community college while working part time then transferring into a local four year school. Yeah, it’s not the same thing and it requires sacrifices but hey, it didn’t hurt me any and I’ve never looked back. Too many people operate on a self deserving mindset.

    • @mattjones8254
      @mattjones8254 2 года назад +2

      I worked two and three jobs to put myself through school..... its not hard people....

  • @aquariandawn4750
    @aquariandawn4750 Год назад +2

    Even Nancy Pelosi spoke against this, live on camera, saying the president does NOT have the authority to do this... people don't care about party or politics, they're just listening to the individuals who saying what they want to hear.

  • @Scott-nj9gq
    @Scott-nj9gq 2 года назад +21

    How do you compare the GI bill with forgiving student loan debt? One group sacrificed for this country, the other didn't. John is clueless.

    • @cougarlady112
      @cougarlady112 2 года назад

      Most Black military never received the GI Bill. Only white people did. So only white folks who served and their families went to college for free.

    • @Scott-nj9gq
      @Scott-nj9gq 2 года назад

      @@cougarlady112 The structure of the GI bill did not discriminate. It was southern democrats that put in provisions that it would be administered at the state level. In addition, if you were dishonorably discharged, you were not eligible.

    • @cougarlady112
      @cougarlady112 2 года назад

      @@Scott-nj9gq, guess you haven't heard about the new GI bill introduced to fix these problems you don't believe exist.

    • @Scott-nj9gq
      @Scott-nj9gq 2 года назад +1

      @@cougarlady112 I'm well aware of them. Are you aware that it was the democratic party created the problems you noted? Not sure what this has to do with the fact that John compares forgiving student loan debt for doing nothing versus people who fought for this country.

  • @n.manasseh8615
    @n.manasseh8615 2 года назад +7

    If forgiving student loans is a good idea then why not forgive mortgage debt also?
    $30-$40k off the mortgages of those who do not get the Student Loan Repayment.
    That’s FAIR to the working class and minorities plus housing is critically important to most working class people.

    • @Stop_The_BS_
      @Stop_The_BS_ 2 года назад +4

      Just file for bankruptcy. You can do that tomorrow. Its unfortunately not an option for student loan borrowers.

    • @CatholicTraditional
      @CatholicTraditional 2 года назад

      Agreed, housing is actually more important. If the gov’t just gave 18-yr-olds 1st time homebuyers mortgages, this would be preferable to the landlord system.

  • @Johnny_Appleseed_
    @Johnny_Appleseed_ 2 года назад +33

    I’d rather pay for student debt than pay for peoples golf vacations and million dollar spending habits. (Like all the wasted and left over money that goes into our military)

    • @wilfredruffian5002
      @wilfredruffian5002 2 года назад +2

      You're going to pay for all of it and more. You have no rather. You're not in the club.

    • @Johnny_Appleseed_
      @Johnny_Appleseed_ 2 года назад +5

      @@wilfredruffian5002 fair. What I’m trying to say is, I would rather pay for something that is actually benefitting people rather than waste money that goes to people who don’t deserve it.

    • @puppetmaster1403
      @puppetmaster1403 2 года назад

      I'd rather pay for neither 😉

    • @Johnny_Appleseed_
      @Johnny_Appleseed_ 2 года назад +2

      @@puppetmaster1403 well good thing I didn’t ask you 😳😏

    • @justinedse3314
      @justinedse3314 2 года назад

      @@Johnny_Appleseed_ You pay that in taxes now to the Biden administration.

  • @stephaniefrandsen2088
    @stephaniefrandsen2088 Год назад +2

    He made a good point, "pursuing an education is a privileged, not a right." We should be held accountable for any debt we choose to sign a contract for; it is unfair for many to be forced to pay for others educational debt, whether it is through higher tax deductions etc. I question myself, why are we forced to pay for individuals' food, shelter, clothing, etc., after they are convicted for a criminal offense? Why do tax paying Americans have to pay for their stay in prisons, county jails, and juvenile facilities? They are the ones who chose to commit a crime. ???

  • @rensuzugamori2531
    @rensuzugamori2531 2 года назад +16

    Everyone who is working dead end jobs, couldn’t afford college. Now your income taxes go towards paying for someone else’s college loans while he/she makes nearly twice as much as you.

    • @dutchdna
      @dutchdna 2 года назад

      And everyone that did go to college, and got a loan, got stiffed and can never pay it back because they got scammed. That's why Biden told them to stop paying the scammers. Like Trump University. Remember that one? I want to see Kevin's tax return and then talk about what's "fair".

  • @mattcirino7104
    @mattcirino7104 2 года назад +23

    College was my biggest regret in life by far

    • @b-more2416
      @b-more2416 2 года назад +1

      If you have learned NOTHING, including life lessons, personal decisions ( self discipline), learning from one's fails etc. If that is the case, I would agree, it would be a great regret. Education will always be the key.

    • @coldeed
      @coldeed Год назад

      @@b-more2416 I can steal and read the textbooks, find discussions on meaning from those that sourced the books themselves typically for free.
      Using your brain and growing is important, college charges you to do something that is easier and more effective to do independently.

    • @mattm8932
      @mattm8932 Год назад

      Mine was not marrying a girl. Wtf says college was a mistake? That’s on you, guy

    • @mattm8932
      @mattm8932 Год назад

      @@coldeed you can steal textbooks? You’re not weird at all

    • @coldeed
      @coldeed Год назад

      @@mattm8932 Yeah, its easy to the virtual copies are put up on torrent sites.

  • @harrisonchevy4452
    @harrisonchevy4452 2 года назад +14

    I agree with Kevin on this one. If some wealthy donor is going to pick up the tab then ok. But not the taxpayer.

    • @rachelk4805
      @rachelk4805 2 года назад +2

      I would rather pay for this than throw more money on top of our bloated military spending.

    • @shyropierbins3367
      @shyropierbins3367 2 года назад +1

      @@rachelk4805 If that were an option then id be with you, but it's not. This is proposed ON TOP of the military budget. This is an assault on the middle class.

    • @readynowforever3676
      @readynowforever3676 2 года назад

      Kevin says:
      “it’s not about race or gender”.
      Why since British colonialism and since the Constitutional Convention, White men have had a 99.9% domination in:
      Science
      Technology
      Engineering
      Math
      Medicine
      Business
      Law
      Economics
      Politics-has just been a coincidence?
      Only in the arts, is there history of it being slightly more equitable.
      A good way to pay reparations, is through education.

  • @andreabradley5837
    @andreabradley5837 2 года назад +23

    Student loans are unfair. Curious as to what the percent of the debt is interest? My amount owed is around 65% interest and just keeps growing.

    • @jeffersonkeith8761
      @jeffersonkeith8761 5 месяцев назад

      its predatory lending. Guaranteed student loan should have a one percent interest rate at the most

    • @scottmelton3092
      @scottmelton3092 5 месяцев назад

      You signed for the loan….. did you not know how a loan works???? Have some dignity and pay it back … don’t look for a government hand out.

    • @jeffersonkeith8761
      @jeffersonkeith8761 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@scottmelton3092 are you insane? Do you know how many billions of dollars rich people DON'T pay back every year? Do you know how much money rich people DONT pay in taxes or interest because congress borrows money from Social Security to give to those rich organizations? And then those same rich organizations turn around and hike up their prices to screw every day Americans? And then when they can't pay for their student loans you want them to be held accountable? Like the government doesn't give away billions and billions and billions of dollars to rich people every day while crapping on the middle class in low income people? Kevin Oleerys wife MURDERED a man with her speedboat while drunk and got off..... Of course, he wants low income, middle-class people to pay back the debt because he's the one benefiting from it. Get the hell out of here sheep .

    • @andreabradley5837
      @andreabradley5837 5 месяцев назад

      @@scottmelton3092 Here's the thing, there is no possible way for me to pay it back, ever. I will die with this over my head.

    • @scottmelton3092
      @scottmelton3092 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@andreabradley5837 I’m sorry to hear that, try your best and the help is probably coming from the government. Maybe a lesson learned on how the world works.

  • @evanlaux3623
    @evanlaux3623 2 года назад +55

    The problem is that in the 70s, 80s, 90s, even the 2000s…. if you got a college degree you were almost guarsnteed a good job that could pay the bills and see success. That’s not true anymore, graduates get paid significantly less right out of school relative to inflation and have significantly higher loans to pay off. It’s just simply not as easy as it used to be… and to the people who say “if you’re concerned about that then get a degree that pays well or go to trade school”….there’s a million professions needed by society that require a degree but still isn’t pay well. Teachers are a prime example… we NEED teachers. But those teachers are severely underpaid and need to get a degree. Those kind of people have real passions but are struggling hard from loan debt.

    • @christophermccrea7133
      @christophermccrea7133 2 года назад +5

      👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 2 года назад +1

      You have it backwards. If you didn't go along with the game and pay $100k+ you were locked out of many successful doors and left in the cold.

    • @nomooon
      @nomooon 2 года назад +5

      2000s? that's not true! although college was indeed less expensive, the guarantee on good jobs was not there.

    • @kmw992617
      @kmw992617 2 года назад +1

      Yes yes yes

    • @tamfx2138
      @tamfx2138 2 года назад +1

      So true

  • @bmanagement4657
    @bmanagement4657 2 года назад +16

    It only works if we also force down artificially inflated costs. Education costs are an insurrection against our future.

    • @danjenkins8981
      @danjenkins8981 2 года назад

      You go ahead and tell all those tenured professors to teach for a pittance and then wait and see how much shittier the education gets.

    • @bmanagement4657
      @bmanagement4657 2 года назад +3

      @@danjenkins8981 the professors are definitely never the ones getting the money. Its ALWAYS school administrators who get so much and raise prices artificially.

    • @jimlewis2395
      @jimlewis2395 2 года назад

      @@danjenkins8981 The ENTIRE Education-Mafia $$$ is a fraud

    • @bmanagement4657
      @bmanagement4657 2 года назад

      @Macey Schitzs you didn't learn much from your degree. Free school programs are EXTREMELY exclusive and grants and scholarships are FAR from enough to pay for school. The price of college has gone up 180% since 1980 but wages have only gone up about 110% on average during that time, a vast inflation of cost. Education is free and reduced for a select few but the majority are saddled with unpayable debt.

    • @jimlewis2395
      @jimlewis2395 2 года назад

      Its well worth spending 500K to get that student their Trans Gender studies degree It will greatly benefit society Worth every penny

  • @michaelwright1467
    @michaelwright1467 2 года назад +11

    Everybody wants something for nothing and something for free. It took me 5 yrs to get my degree. I worked full time, and was fortunate enough to have one yr of student loans. I paid them off. I worked full time at night going to college. If you went to college and got loans, then you must pay them off. Not the government. Now, if we want to make some public college education free later on, I'm fine with that. But I am not for paying off your loan for free. You must do something in return. Community service, military service or something. Student loan forgiveness is and has always been a bad idea. Nothing in this life is free except Death and Taxes. I taught my kids when they hear the word FREE..to walk the other way. Because there is gonna be a line.waitin for FREE. Always will be.

    • @anthony8385
      @anthony8385 2 года назад

      Amen.

    • @MegaMsliz
      @MegaMsliz 2 года назад +2

      Labor was Free until the Proclamation Emancipation signed by Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863. My family came from Africa and built America for free.

    • @anthony8385
      @anthony8385 2 года назад +1

      @@MegaMsliz I understand what your saying. Slavery was appalling, but that statement can easily lead to a slippery slope kind of argument. Native Americans getting kicked off their land, Chinese Americans get sub standard wages during the building of the transcontinental railroad, Japanese Americans getting put into internment camps during WW2. Everyone feels at some level that America owes them something and the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Today, America is a different place. Most of our youth don't hold the belief of our ancestors and having anger and vitriol to people who are not slave owners or racists is a self-defeating cause. At some point people are going to have to leave the past in the past and stop rehashing it and being hypersensitive to supposed microaggressions. African Americans are not the only ones struggling in today's economy. We are all struggling, slavery or not. Free government handouts is tanking our nation. The gap has closed tremendously on race, gender and the opportunity toward acquisition of wealth. We need to stop using the past as a leveraging point on why the government should owe us free money.

    • @MegaMsliz
      @MegaMsliz 2 года назад

      The whole world is Free now! Find your purpose and enjoy your freedom. We all deserve deliverance! God created us all for good. The question is, “What are you doing for the public good?”

    • @michaelwright1467
      @michaelwright1467 2 года назад +2

      ​@@MegaMsliz I can clearly see..You love the thought of Sh..being free!

  • @TCPresents
    @TCPresents 2 года назад +41

    "You have a fiduciary responsibility when the government lays out a program to use it because you have no idea how long this pandemic is going to go for," -Kevin O’Leary on companies going after PPP Loans that will be forgiven.

    • @TomCoakley
      @TomCoakley 2 года назад +10

      These people are immune to irony and allergic to self awareness.

    • @robertnicholls9917
      @robertnicholls9917 2 года назад +1

      The real reason only the corporatists and their pr counterparts in media are mad is they don't want the general public to know that these are choices being made, not something that can't be done based on economic fundamentals.
      They're using inflation as an argument to stifle any policies that free or empower the middle and working class. These are meager amounts of forgiveness compared to the millions they are forgiven for. They're making noise because canceling all debt will free people from their grasp. An economically healthy individual will have more choices and won't stay in abusive or low wage jobs to maintain a living.
      The truth is, they don't want a society where the majority is economically healthy and educated; it'll be too much competition for those with no vision or creativity. They want the majority unstable so they can exploit them.
      Notice; it's all the usual suspects who have been given much more from government or have crashed the economy. Also notice, the media is making sure not to platform anyone who is for these programs. The truth is, because these people cower Corporate Dems, they do the bare minimum when it should be more.

    • @Orlandoproperties
      @Orlandoproperties 2 года назад +3

      To be fair, he’s not telling students to not use the program, I’m sure he would tell any student who opted out of the program that they’re an idiot. If the government is giving you cash YOU TAKE! Doesn’t mean the program is a bad idea in itself, however if they do enact a program you might as well take advantage of it

    • @MRkriegs
      @MRkriegs 2 года назад +1

      U and Tom are incorrect. Nic is right. If u dont understand the distinction that's on u!

    • @davidyoders8854
      @davidyoders8854 Год назад +1

      He’s certainly good with the bank bailout

  • @franckiewicz0831
    @franckiewicz0831 2 года назад +31

    “There’s no ‘free’ money. You’re asking people who never went to college to pay for this. It comes off their income tax. It’s just wrong.” 🔥👌

    • @franksilva4175
      @franksilva4175 2 года назад +2

      And yet, here I am, a childless man paying for the tax breaks for people with children. I'm glad I get to contribute to the growth of the next generation. That's how government works, we all chip in to try to make the future better for us all.

    • @franckiewicz0831
      @franckiewicz0831 2 года назад +1

      @@franksilva4175 ok, but that is such a broad statement that really says very little. The devil is in the details. Paying for everyone else’s stuff is terrible policy. Sending more and more of your cheque to these bureaucrats you’ve never even met with the expectation that they will do what’s best is blind faith. Also, redistributing wealth is immoral; taking money from those who work and giving it to those who can but don’t or to pay off their education decisions is stupid policy. It isn’t the governments decision to pay other peoples bills off with our money. You want to send people money? Have at it. That’s your choice.

    • @franksilva4175
      @franksilva4175 2 года назад +1

      @@franckiewicz0831 As a Christian I do believe in giving money to those that are less fortunate/in a worse position than I am. Yes, governments are imperfect when it comes to helping others out. So are charities, and honestly, myself as well.

    • @franckiewicz0831
      @franckiewicz0831 2 года назад +5

      @@franksilva4175 ok but that is a separate issue. Forcing people to give others money is not sound policy. You are free to give to any charity you want. That’s the difference. The government cannot volunteer other peoples paycheques and give it to others as they see fit.

    • @gwyn111
      @gwyn111 2 года назад +1

      @@franckiewicz0831 isn't that the whole basis for pretty much all of taxation? I'm definitely forced to give up plenty of paycheck each week to others!

  • @htvlogs80
    @htvlogs80 2 года назад +15

    Average military young service men & woman make on average $20K a year sacrificing their lives for our country & freedom for ONLY $20K a year. The GI Bill is the least we can do to reward our brave service men & woman that volunteered to serve.

    • @jgetscensored7837
      @jgetscensored7837 2 года назад +1

      20k is base pay. Factor in bah, bas, tricare…. We’re paid pretty damn well.

    • @drzdenizen
      @drzdenizen 2 года назад +2

      Sometimes it’s not what you make but how much you don’t spend….Military get Free Housing and Free Food and when they are really risking their lives in combat they don’t pay taxes….so that 20k/year isn’t what it seems

    • @CPATuttle
      @CPATuttle 2 года назад

      It’s not one or the other

    • @damnsurfer522
      @damnsurfer522 2 года назад

      @@jgetscensored7837 retirement benefits including social security are only factored by base pay the allowances don't contribute to those at all.

    • @jgetscensored7837
      @jgetscensored7837 2 года назад

      @@rizzle6842 ignorance is bliss. Stay blissful my friend.
      For what it’s worth to this conversation, I did choose to get out and I’m getting out within a years time. Choose, as in a choice…. Not sure how you figure I or anyone else is a slave when we have the right to decide our own fate.
      The upper leadership is lack luster at best. But the benefits are attractive. It has nothing to do with needing structure or seeking power. The attraction comes from being able to retire at 40 years old. Some of the best medical insurance one could ever hope for, and it’s free. Free college. How much was your degree? I bet it was a lot more expensive than mine. The experiences, memories, and brotherhood…. It’s stuff you would never be able to handle or understand. I had a great 8 years in it, but it’s time for me to get out and enjoy my time on this planet. Even at eight years, I’m going to collect a paycheck for the rest of my life. About $30k per year. I could go out and get some nonsense $70k per year job and still be making six figures.

  • @freedomofpraise
    @freedomofpraise 2 года назад +15

    There's no relief remember the Covid relief stimulus that we are all paying back now
    In the grocery store, at the pump, in your mortgage etc

  • @johncriscione2891
    @johncriscione2891 2 года назад +1

    The GI Bill is NOT A FREEBIE! Our soldiers risked their lives to serve our country, and so they receive the opportunity to get an education which is a part of their benefits. The kids nowadays who stayed home to "work" through the pandemic, doesn't compare to our soldiers who risk their lives serving our country. So, forgiving their college loan is a big mistake.

  • @briantimmins9723
    @briantimmins9723 2 года назад +22

    Thanks, Becky! It isn't free when you got shot at and almost died for your country. His argument sucked. Kevin nailed it.

    • @TWN321
      @TWN321 2 года назад +3

      It is effectively free if you are DRAFTED into the military and forced to fight.
      The point remains that white middle class society received an economic boost from the GI bill when blacks were left out. That created a wealth gap that exists to this day where minorities are also disproportionately impacted by the college debt. Providing some debt relief benefits the entire economy.

  • @edwarddejong8025
    @edwarddejong8025 2 года назад +9

    Unless we address the rampant price increases of college, we will not correct the underlying problem. Why do public college deans fly around on private jets? Why is almost 3/4 of the UC Berkeley staff non-teachers (i.e. overhead). There are only 7 students per administrator at UC Berkeley. The spending in colleges it completely out of control.
    That being said, they should allow bankruptcy to discharge the loans, at present it can become a millstone around your neck if the degree doesn't pay off and you bomb out.
    Also, each school that has non-performing loans should pay at least 10% of the debt that was forgiven, to punish them for not preparing their students for real life. We can't just let the schools continue with their wicked ways.

  • @rayyyes
    @rayyyes 2 года назад +35

    4:02 "Too much month at the end of their money" hahaha🤣

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад +4

      AKA, they blew it all on BS at the beginning of the month instead of budgeting like a RESPONSIBLE adult.

    • @7Wharton
      @7Wharton 2 года назад +1

      Yep… so let’s give them more money to blow on useless nothings… that’ll really contribute to society.

  • @vladimir7488
    @vladimir7488 2 года назад +5

    Asking Kevin O’Leary on his opinion on anything is a horrible idea

  • @Iceman-gm1fu
    @Iceman-gm1fu 2 года назад +12

    if I could get my loans forgiven I would go to jail for a year rather than be shackled by a lifetime of debt.

    • @Anklespank
      @Anklespank 2 года назад +3

      Why don't you just pay off the debt after you graduate from the career path you went to school for?? Thats how everyone else does it...use your salary to pay for your debts! 🤦‍♂️

    • @Iceman-gm1fu
      @Iceman-gm1fu 2 года назад +4

      @@Anklespank you're being cute right now and I won't play your game. If you wanna be a troll ok. But you're simping for the gov/the rich if you really think our country is better pdf spending trillions on jets that don't work rather than this. Wake up

    • @Anklespank
      @Anklespank 2 года назад +1

      @@Iceman-gm1fu what you're suggesting is the same as giving a select ppl free money for investing into their future. If you dont want an education, don't go to school, nobody's forcing you...if you want a career path that requires a degree, then you have to earn it like everyone else.
      There's no free car rides to Hawaii... how's that for being cute?? 🤣 If you wanna go to Hawaii, you gotta pay for it like everyone else, same goes for a college education

    • @Anklespank
      @Anklespank 2 года назад +1

      @@Iceman-gm1fu the problem here isn't the govt buying jets...its the false sense of self entitlement that the youth of today project as real life reasoning.
      Everything in life thats worth while attaining comes with great sacrifice ...thats why some ppl end up dirt poor and others are rolling in success. Society is designed this way to separate the winners(who work their asses off) from the losers(whiners) who make up excuses

    • @Iceman-gm1fu
      @Iceman-gm1fu 2 года назад +1

      @@Anklespank Answer me this. How much would you pay for the opportunity to meet the man /woman of your dreams, your true best partner possible in life?
      You don't speak for everyone. But between me and you, if you tell me not everything, you win this argument.

  • @petunialuna4801
    @petunialuna4801 2 года назад +24

    Kevin O'Grady, VENTURE CAPITALIST. The banks rake IN TRILLIONS from forever interest and fees from student debt. Tuition and fees have increased thousands of percent in the last 25 years. When I went to a STATE university supported through tax dollars in the early 90s I paid less than $400 dollars a term, and got an academic scholarship that was full tuition. As I was a single parent I still had a reasonable student loan. When my daughter went, same state, in 2010-2014 the cost was $30,000 a year. She got an academic scholarship for her 4.0 average of $800., and she is buried in debt with children now. The state colleges and universities continue to receive tax funds. Faculty don't receive much more than they did 30 years ago. It's become a racket. O'Leary is spewing the banks' spin claiming, really, that tuition going up thousands of percent making PUBLIC supported higher education only available for the wealthy is the American way, "it's a priveledge". Don't touch our billions of forever interest money. Peons go get a job at the country's biggest private employer, Walmart. We don't want an educated population that makes money to put back into circulation. We just like keeping all the money and have the population ignorant enough to do what we want. ( interview supported by corporate media).

    • @eprofessio
      @eprofessio 2 года назад

      I thought it was all direct lending now? I have a $1,600 a month student loan payment.

    • @petunialuna4801
      @petunialuna4801 2 года назад

      @@eprofessio Subsidized or unsubsidized, or PLUS for graduates with higher interest rates. The money comes from banks. Subsidized just means that it's deferred while being a full time undergrad student. When we pay it, its managed by Sallie Mae or whoever, but we owe the money AND INTEREST TO the banks. Thats why no president will sign an executive order to forgive our loans except for disability or token amounts. They're not going to end the forever windfall for the banks. You should know from your loan papers which banks you owe. I did.

  • @wilez3219
    @wilez3219 2 года назад +50

    Student debt and college education is a joke all together. I don't get how people don't realize it's another means of control

    • @justinedse3314
      @justinedse3314 2 года назад +3

      Control? It's voluntary.

    • @wilez3219
      @wilez3219 2 года назад

      @@justinedse3314 the whole construct of college was to disqualify people from job positions that didn't go. You rarely need the skills of learned in college to do the specific job. They control amount of people that can go to school by creating a whole debt system for the less wealthy.

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 2 года назад +7

      @@justinedse3314 Wrong. It's a strong arm tactic. It's not that the say you can get a great job if you pay $100k for college. They clearly say you will not even be considered unless you pay for a degree. It is wrong on many levels. Jobs should be about a persons ability to do a job- period.

    • @justinedse3314
      @justinedse3314 2 года назад +2

      @@MOAB-UT Wrong, Elon Musk will hire people without degrees if they're competent and can do the job. Many others will too. I'm not sure who you're referring to when you say "they." You don't know all 8 billion people in the world, neither do the talking heads, and neither does some study.
      Therefore you are wrong. It's also your decision to sign a legal contract with a bank just the same as a mortgage. Don't sign a legal document if you're not prepared to pay back the money like a real adult.

    • @notsoawesomeone
      @notsoawesomeone 2 года назад +5

      @@justinedse3314 And Elon Musk will also treat you horribly and violate your rights as a worker. In the end, who really wins in either scenario? Not any of us, it's those who already have the money, those who are in control.

  • @mariadeleon5203
    @mariadeleon5203 2 года назад +10

    Agree with Kevin. Total BS. I sacrificed for 15 years paying my loans. Now I have to pay for other people’s too? ENOUGH with the Government handouts!!!!😡😡

  • @tgdiggity8887
    @tgdiggity8887 2 года назад +17

    Those making 150k/300k as proposed for forgiveness is absolutely insane

    • @heyaisdabomb
      @heyaisdabomb 2 года назад +2

      150k should be max. You have to understand the problem is 150k in San Francisco doesn't even allow you to buy an apartment... You need 300k a year now to buy a home in SF, because the government will take 165k of that into taxes, between fed, state, SS, Medicare, ect. I make 80k a year in SF, and I can't even rent a 1 BR apartment without my GF paying half of the rent. So this is the issue, everyone in cheap rural America looks at income levels differently, cause everything costs so much less there.

  • @maroownr861
    @maroownr861 2 года назад +13

    If they forgive 10000 for student loans they need to do the same for peoples mortgages and try to help the homeless crisis.

  • @borisdodgingbullets
    @borisdodgingbullets 2 года назад +16

    Thank you, Mr. Wonderful! I am lifelong democrat. But, the policy shifts of the past decade have left me completely disinterested in supporting the party further. This late issue…I financed 3 degrees (bachelor, master’s, and PhD) with student loans! I accumulated and paid back $100,000 and recognize the moral hazard and inequitable treatment that is being proposed now. If they’re going to forgive student loan debt for those currently indebted I would like a tax credit for what I have already repaid. Otherwise, with this, a lack of competence related to controlling fiscal policy related to inflation, an expansionist wokism, I am out. And, btw, I am an African American male who is 52 years old and who works as a university professor and administrator.

  • @The1andOnlyShrek...
    @The1andOnlyShrek... 2 года назад +2

    I love rich people telling me if something is good for us poor people......

    • @suad5567
      @suad5567 Год назад

      Right lol

    • @DnYD999
      @DnYD999 5 месяцев назад

      Do you think this is good for poor people? This will be paid for one way or another. They don’t care about poor people! It’s a scam for votes.

    • @awesomecoolguy6515
      @awesomecoolguy6515 3 месяца назад

      Yet the poor pay no taxes and ask everyone else to bail them out.

  • @jeanglover5087
    @jeanglover5087 2 года назад +51

    Kevin O'Leary is so right on about this.

    • @jonnnyroundsy3107
      @jonnnyroundsy3107 2 года назад +10

      Yeah with his Canadian Education that he paid off working a summer job by the time he graduated. Listening to the ultra wealthy like Kevin and the Loan companies is what's wrong with america

    • @hoodatheist5549
      @hoodatheist5549 2 года назад +4

      sounds about White.

    • @trumpdonald9393
      @trumpdonald9393 2 года назад

      @@jonnnyroundsy3107 most of “ultra wealthy” is democrat…

    • @stephj9378
      @stephj9378 2 года назад

      @@jonnnyroundsy3107
      What's wrong with that?

    • @crazycrimess
      @crazycrimess 2 года назад

      O'Leary has all this smoke for struggling americans but no smoke for Dark Money Billionaires and fascist right wing think tanks as well as Neo-Liberal con artist all whom are financially supported by the same banksters and Dark Money policy makers . He is gaslighting his A$$ off don't let this clown fool you jean unless you down with his gaslighting .

  • @zw2391
    @zw2391 2 года назад +16

    Taking out a loan requires you to be responsible and pay it back. Don't ask another person to pay for your stupidity. Better yet, don't get a loan that you know you can't pay back.

    • @id10t98
      @id10t98 2 года назад +1

      tell that to Wall Street and those who attacked the capital on 1/6/21

    • @katieknutson8291
      @katieknutson8291 2 года назад

      What 18 year olds are all that responsible? Seriously they can't even rent a car but can take out 1,000's of dollars in school loans?! its like credit card companies praying on young teenagers. When your young you don't really understand what your getting yourself into, their young and impressionable, they just want to get an education so they can live out there dreams but not releasing its a scam, a long term scam with no guarantee you are even going to get a job with enough money to even pay the loan back. Why don't they just remove the interest so people have a half of chance? Remove interest and remove all bad markings from the credit report for trying to get an education they shouldn't be penalized for it

    • @zw2391
      @zw2391 2 года назад +1

      @@katieknutson8291 The fact that they are young and impressionable has no bearing on being accountable. If we would stop coddling them by always rewarding them when they finish last in a contest or race then maybe they will learn to grow up and realize that hard work and effort will get you everything in life. The decision to borrow more money to attend the school that is too expensive is the first life lesson, meaning to look at less expensive avenues to achieve the same degree rather than trying to attend those very expensive colleges that really aren't worth the money.

    • @katieknutson8291
      @katieknutson8291 2 года назад

      @@zw2391 Actually it does when these kids go to these University's they are selling them on a dream, roping them in and these kids are signing there life's away. These colleges no what they are doing. Their are reasons why young adults aren't not allowed to do certain things like renting a car and or by alcohol but they can take out almost $100,000 student loans. Student loans are a scam, its just another way for our government to make money, the interest is through the roof and no guarantee that they can even find a decent living wage. School loans to get an education should not be life altering lesson as you put it. I'm not saying they shouldn't pay them back but how about removing the interest and penalty's so people can even have half a chance on paying it back.

    • @zw2391
      @zw2391 2 года назад +2

      @@katieknutson8291 I think the first thing people should be questioning is why do those schools charge so much for tuition and such and then go from there. Student loans are there to help pay for those costs but in some cases you just have to say no and don't go to those expensive schools.

  • @vinceleto
    @vinceleto 2 года назад +19

    Printing money is never a good idea regardless of how you spin it and this is a huge stretch.

    • @72Dexter72Manley72
      @72Dexter72Manley72 2 года назад

      Biden has been printing money like he is breathing air. Prices will keep soaring on everything we need. Things will only get worse for the people.
      Not sure what the Biden Agenda is but this only leads to poorer people, homelessness, and civil unrest.

    • @Robert-fs6ge
      @Robert-fs6ge 2 года назад

      College graduates make the most money on average and the inflation resulting from student loan forgiveness hurts the poorest

  • @michaelmcdonell2714
    @michaelmcdonell2714 2 года назад +8

    First of all, the middle class has been decimated by the two-party Rich system and letting the Banks charge high interest for these loans is outrageous. What should be done is a total removal of the loans after paying a 100% return on investment (Principle) regardless of amount of loan. I do not care if it was 10K or 200K on these loans. So, if the loan was $140.000, then once you pay in interest of $140,000 (then it should be abolished).

    • @russt4716
      @russt4716 2 года назад +4

      Or Option B: Understand a contract before you sign.

    • @wildamerican2771
      @wildamerican2771 2 года назад

      It’s not a 2 party system it’s a 1 party system. The FBI and CIA control our government and you can see what happens when a leader step out of line.

  • @minnesotafretswithmartybei5890
    @minnesotafretswithmartybei5890 2 года назад +8

    Give me a break, John. Mr Wonderful is spot on

  • @Nottotv
    @Nottotv 2 года назад +32

    It’s due time to talk about the welfare of rescuing companies when the economy is bad. They get trillions of dollars from the government. Companies and hedgfunds are the real welfare queens of 🇺🇸. Hedgfunds get state pensions to gamble with while government worker continue to suffer.

    • @garretth.middleton9479
      @garretth.middleton9479 2 года назад

      "Government workers" get salaries and pensions paid for with taxpayer money. They're not the ones suffering. It is we, the taxpaying private citizen workforce, that are the ones being robbed blind by our corrupt and ineffective institutions to pay for their lavish lifestyles.

    • @peaceplease6828
      @peaceplease6828 2 года назад +5

      False

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад

      There should be only an extremely limited number of "government workers." The government doesn't produce or develop anything.

    • @nomooon
      @nomooon 2 года назад +2

      what do you mean government workers suffer??? U.S. government workers, especially in states like California, pretty much live like untouchable gods with great benefit and pension. They don't do much work, and can screw up however they want, and still suffer almost no consequences.

    • @Nottotv
      @Nottotv 2 года назад +2

      @@nomooon California is a different breed. I’m referring to states like Kentucky and other municipalities that are losing pensions

  • @beverlygraham9170
    @beverlygraham9170 2 года назад +145

    In my opinion, I believe everyone wants to have an education and have a bright future filled with wonderful opportunities. What no one tells the students is college is a business and you should be very, very careful with the career you choose. Most college students graduate with alot of student loan debts hoping to have a successful career to pay off all the debts. In reality most college students cannot find a good paying job and the interest rates on the student loans in the end become enormous. In my opinion, college is a business and I wish children learn how to invest at an early age from high school so that they are not enslaved to the economy and political systems of this world.

    • @khanhcao3123
      @khanhcao3123 2 года назад +5

      You are one bright lady.

    • @Ezunit1991
      @Ezunit1991 2 года назад +8

      Well, we don’t teach these kids that. It’s the equivalent of giving out loans in a special education classroom. Immoral.
      Lastly here’s the number of degrees that have a salary equal to the cost of education…. Nursing… engineering.
      There ya go. That’s the whole list. Everyone else like doctors and lawyers take out about double the salary to get that job.
      At this point, only pain will teach people. We will continue to lose medical staff until we can’t take care of our own. Enjoy.

    • @His.Lordship
      @His.Lordship 2 года назад +4

      College isn't a business unless your definition of business is pretty much every institution that deals with a budget. For-profit colleges are businesses.
      The simple fact is college was cheaper for previous generations and there were more substantial benefits for getting a degree. College is more expensive and less helpful for getting you ahead. Was this inevitable or did we screw something up? If it was inevitable, sucks for young people I guess. It still puts a hole in this dude's generational argument since early generations had to pay back much less with relatively higher wages.

    • @edwardmilano4610
      @edwardmilano4610 2 года назад +1

      O the poor lawyers and doctors

    • @Ezunit1991
      @Ezunit1991 2 года назад +1

      @@edwardmilano4610 remember those words when you wait 6 months to see a specialist.

  • @DeRussellMasina
    @DeRussellMasina 2 года назад +13

    Kevin O'Leary is 100% correct! Thank you 🙏🏾

  • @wilfredruffian5002
    @wilfredruffian5002 2 года назад +54

    The waitress in my local diner is really looking forward to paying the debt of future doctors,lawyers and proffesors.

    • @linearmemories
      @linearmemories 2 года назад +12

      Really? Because she pays zero in federal income tax. Maybe actually try to make a valid argument next time.

    • @caleb7799
      @caleb7799 2 года назад +2

      little does she know she is paying worse criminals than the ones that wanted to better their lives through education.

    • @AnshuGSharma
      @AnshuGSharma 2 года назад +3

      Did you ask her? How do you know she doesn’t have debt of her own?

    • @Nottotv
      @Nottotv 2 года назад

      Lol she pays more tax than Amazon. Keep defending this unfair system and see what u get

    • @markadams5429
      @markadams5429 2 года назад +5

      guaranteed these people aren't going to be lawyers or doctors. they're taking dance classes or philosophy. then they are wondering why they can't pay the loans back. if you can't pay the loan don't go to school.

  • @sherivanderzanden6444
    @sherivanderzanden6444 2 года назад +8

    Bryant, the GI bill was given to those who served their country. His ignorance is off putting. How about the schools offer to lower their tuition? Help their graduates pay off their debt? It’s not the tax payers problem and it’s NOT fair. That’s the bottom line and I pray it doesn’t happen. Our country is a mess and people are hurting in so many ways.

    • @bbkr7910
      @bbkr7910 2 года назад

      He's not ignorant, he's a liar.

    • @pit1513
      @pit1513 2 года назад

      GI bill was not given to colored/black soldiers that served. There was a thing called Jim Crow laws that excluded blacks from receiving those types of benefits despite them having served.

  • @michaelutech4786
    @michaelutech4786 2 года назад +84

    The USA has quite a budget to spend every year. "Why should I pay for this?" is a valid question. More people ask "why is nobody spending MY taxes on what I need?" is just as valid. If the spending would correlate to the needs and wants of those who pay taxes, policies would probably look much more progressive than they do right now.

    • @sarajparsons8321
      @sarajparsons8321 2 года назад +2

      Absolutely

    • @dutchdna
      @dutchdna 2 года назад +5

      Sure. Let's have students that's got stiffed keep paying the college scam artists while giving millionaires and billionaires tax cuts.

    • @user-cj1tc8zi4e
      @user-cj1tc8zi4e 2 года назад +2

      True, 230 billion estimated, when a stimulus check for everyone would run around 300 billion. Democrats say a stimulus check is to expensive so why isn’t student loan forgiveness. Most everyone is hurting under Bidenflation. This forgiveness does nothing for most of extremely poor or elderly.

    • @sarajparsons8321
      @sarajparsons8321 2 года назад +10

      @@user-cj1tc8zi4e Bidenflation. FJB

    • @jjjackson5183
      @jjjackson5183 2 года назад +4

      Actually, if you work in government, the saying, "Use it or lose it" is well known. If you don't waste unneeded money, you won't get as big a budget the next year.

  • @jasonp.edouard2307
    @jasonp.edouard2307 5 месяцев назад +1

    Banks, Car companies, Car dealerships, and corporations all of them received some type of relief or stimulus package which none had to pay back. Wealthy individuals only care about the Wealthy people and Corporations.

  • @Garapetsa
    @Garapetsa 2 года назад +6

    What about the people who worked and paid off their student loans?

    • @ethanclark4116
      @ethanclark4116 2 года назад +4

      "Back in my day, I used to work 12 hours in a sweat shop without AC, therefore everyone else should"

    • @993mike
      @993mike 2 года назад +1

      Exactly! Plus all the parents who sacrificed so much to help their children with tuition to minimize or eliminate student debt for their kids?

    • @dr.lesbien9618
      @dr.lesbien9618 2 года назад

      They’ll simply call those people “White Supremacists” that were “bailed out by more White Supremacists”.
      I don’t know if you’ve noticed but in today political climate, White People can’t be educated and decent. They’re all painted as evil that get by with aid of other evil doers.

    • @Garapetsa
      @Garapetsa 2 года назад

      @@ethanclark4116 me too. Inland steel. It helped with college.
      I told myself I would not have my kids take out loans for college.
      Both my kids did well. Got scholarships plus my entire salary for 5 years went to OU. My daughter went to grad school but I didn't pay for that one. My son also got master at his expense.
      She is a crna my son a mechanical engineer.
      They also don't have home mortgages.
      It can be done.

  • @FirstTeam4Comedy
    @FirstTeam4Comedy 2 года назад +13

    Tell them the same thing you told people who worked themselves to the bone only to have banks bailed out while the American people lost their homes.

  • @rokutube508
    @rokutube508 2 года назад +11

    Yet, the debt goes to citizens who have decided not attended a college because it was unreasonable to pursue non-critical degree. No wins, the guy is just trying win the argument, but just can’t because it is non-rationale.

    • @FLAC2023
      @FLAC2023 2 года назад +1

      I bet when they were bailing out the rich people you didn't say anything...did you???

    • @rokutube508
      @rokutube508 2 года назад

      @@FLAC2023 wow you like make a conclusion of everything, you must be genius who knows everything~

    • @kyraanthomas7089
      @kyraanthomas7089 2 года назад

      @@FLAC2023 yasssss! Why is no one talking about that!!

  • @kingofinnovation1577
    @kingofinnovation1577 Год назад +1

    Kevin, the reason why you say it's un-American is because black people will benefit.

  • @luishernandez-molina896
    @luishernandez-molina896 2 года назад +11

    Y'all took the loan, now pay it back. No sympathy for you

    • @heyaisdabomb
      @heyaisdabomb 2 года назад

      The lack of empathy for others in society is sickening. I could say the same about the mother who works 3 jobs to feed her kid and put a roof over their head. Yet my tax dollars go to pay her child tax credit and more. I don't have or want kids, so the child tax credit is not fair to me. But I understand it helps a lot of people, and is ultimately a good thing for society. try to learn to put yourself into other peoples shoes, and gain perspective that not everyone is you.

    • @xcqematic1
      @xcqematic1 2 года назад +1

      @@heyaisdabomb child tax credit is universally applied, whether you are a single- or multi- mother. Student loan forgiveness is not only unfair to people who did not go to college or people who already paid it back (past). Its also unfair to immediate future students, starting from 2023. Will you forgive their loans, too? With what money? Stop demanding sympathy if you wont bother with logic.

  • @dannymuskardin9482
    @dannymuskardin9482 2 года назад +7

    Maybe they should stop subsidizing colleges and universities with student loans.

  • @rickybuckner4212
    @rickybuckner4212 2 года назад +4

    They drill t in your head to go to college. Education today is far more expensive then it was in the 1990s. If anything get rid of interest rates.

    • @anthony8385
      @anthony8385 2 года назад

      Yes, but make the college's and banks pay it off, not the working poor!

    • @lakeisharhyant2045
      @lakeisharhyant2045 2 года назад

      All talk about college never push for trade. People should be laid out with all the options so they can make an informed decision. Glad I am aware now I can pass on the knowledge.

  • @BoxyDude
    @BoxyDude 2 года назад +16

    Always brings it back to race when Kevin speaks facts

    • @ralphthompson355
      @ralphthompson355 2 года назад +1

      Help those in need. Such an evil concept.

    • @schao7555
      @schao7555 2 года назад

      NAH. Nothing wrong with what Kevin is saying here.

  • @gloriasullivan9386
    @gloriasullivan9386 2 года назад +6

    He can shove his pay for college bull crap! You want to go to college, get a job and pay for it yourself.

  • @Coda-jj
    @Coda-jj 2 года назад +5

    My daughter is going into college this august, am I going to get my tax money back to pay for it or am I just forced to pay for everyone else irresponsibly and still forced to pay for her college out of my own pocket? Such garbage. Sounds like we pay way too much in taxes!!!

    • @dutchdna
      @dutchdna 2 года назад +1

      I want to see Kevin's tax return and then talk about what's "fair".

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 2 года назад

      Good tip here- send her to a community college for her first 2 years than transfer into a state university. You will save a ton and she will still get a degree. Be sure to select a major that will be useful. Do some research now, or pay later.

  • @darrylbossier8971
    @darrylbossier8971 2 года назад +8

    Yet its OK to bail out wallstreet?

  • @jsjs4442
    @jsjs4442 2 года назад +1

    student loan forgiveness is the worst policy there is. Kevin is 100% right.

  • @dutchdna
    @dutchdna 2 года назад +14

    Sure. Let's have students that's got stiffed keep paying the college scam artists while giving millionaires and billionaires tax cuts.

    • @user-cj1tc8zi4e
      @user-cj1tc8zi4e 2 года назад

      The people getting stiffed or the taxpayers that have to pickup the bill. People who went to college should need less help, than the extremely poor and elderly.

    • @eddiear556
      @eddiear556 2 года назад

      Should have went to work at Starbucks after high school. That's where most of the snowflakes wound up anyway. I'm sure that degree is French Anthropology is more useful there.

  • @kazitude1
    @kazitude1 2 года назад +6

    The $10000 is NOT going to the ones that need it the most

    • @cultofktulu8738
      @cultofktulu8738 2 года назад

      Evidence?

    • @kazitude1
      @kazitude1 2 года назад

      @@cultofktulu8738
      The income "limit" for a couple is $300k!!!!!!
      Single $150k!!!!
      Statistics show that most, over 70% of student debt loan owed is by middle to upper middle or upper socioeconomic class
      It's just another handout

  • @hellcat4231
    @hellcat4231 2 года назад +5

    I do not think this is fair. I joined the navy for 4 years. Got out, worked a full time job, went to community College and then transfered to cal state of San bernardino and got into the nursing program. I still worked even with clinical. Once I graduated, I had a little over 2k in debt that I paid off fast. As of today, I have not used my G.I. Bill. So how is this fair to me when I had to work so hard for all this. Also, I even put my wife through school and paid it all. She is a RN too. And yes, still have my G.I. Bill I need to use lol.

  • @Cars1Gunz1and1Weights
    @Cars1Gunz1and1Weights 2 года назад +3

    I love the lone forgiveness. As a banker I now have the government paying me directly with your tax dollars. It also helps make schools more expensive which gives me more chance to dish out larger loans. Thanks Biden $$$$ :)

  • @haoryu3233
    @haoryu3233 2 года назад +11

    Criticism without an alternative solution is the opposite of constructive.

    • @ImStillWoody
      @ImStillWoody 2 года назад +3

      The alternative is you pay off the debt you made.

    • @jayt2266
      @jayt2266 2 года назад

      The alternative is pay the debt you chose to take on.

    • @danjenkins8981
      @danjenkins8981 2 года назад

      There doesn’t need to be an alternative solution. Pay the money you owe like every other person does.

  • @TheWesterosiNinja
    @TheWesterosiNinja 2 года назад +12

    I'm all for it if I can get a $10K tax credit for the student loan I worked to pay off....

    • @Garapetsa
      @Garapetsa 2 года назад

      Me. Too.

    • @ethanclark4116
      @ethanclark4116 2 года назад

      We should probably never make college free cause everyone else had to pay for it too huh?

    • @jamescash887
      @jamescash887 2 года назад

      @@ethanclark4116 I agree but there is no such thing as free.

  • @johnjames502
    @johnjames502 2 года назад +6

    "You should pay because your grandparents got it for free".
    Big brain take.

    • @anthony8385
      @anthony8385 2 года назад +1

      What do you expect, he's a liberal...

  • @yodatwinkie
    @yodatwinkie 2 года назад +1

    How is this fair for the tax payers that didn’t take out loans to pay for the mistakes of others FKN ridiculous!!!

  • @jasonpatrickries
    @jasonpatrickries 2 года назад +55

    I would have went to college if I knew this was going to happen.

    • @rockolin2573
      @rockolin2573 2 года назад +8

      Me too, know we get to pay for there education, and they make more money.

    • @laartwork
      @laartwork 2 года назад +6

      Or you can still go to college.

    • @garretth.middleton9479
      @garretth.middleton9479 2 года назад +13

      @@laartwork If I do, are you gonna pay off my loan, LJ?

    • @laartwork
      @laartwork 2 года назад

      @@rockolin2573 yes they make more money to pay for your services or products or ever you do. So you don't want a stronger economy? Well I don't know what you do but know you aren't an economics professor.
      But you may be an executive at the bank that is collecting on these loans. Not sure why you are ok with then making all the money rather than citizens. Hmmm

    • @jgetscensored7837
      @jgetscensored7837 2 года назад +10

      @@garretth.middleton9479 why would anyone other than you pay for your loans? Take some responsibility for yourself. Join the adult world

  • @incognito7852
    @incognito7852 2 года назад +11

    PSA there are plenty of universities in Europe with English speaking bachelors and masters programs. International students usually only pay 1,500€ per semester, about $1,600. Germany has many of such programs and the education is comparable if not better than the U.S.. Stop wasting your money, folks. By the way, living costs are cheaper too.

  • @linzierogers5024
    @linzierogers5024 2 года назад +17

    Is O'Leary a U.S. citizen? Just asking.

    • @patrickskateboarder8
      @patrickskateboarder8 2 года назад

      Doesn’t matter they consider illegals from Mexico citizens. I’m sure Kevin got his citizenship

    • @themaskedman221
      @themaskedman221 2 года назад +4

      Canadian.

    • @getmeoutofiraq05
      @getmeoutofiraq05 2 года назад +6

      @@themaskedman221 yet still smarter then 80% of Americans including me.

    • @themaskedman221
      @themaskedman221 2 года назад +7

      @@getmeoutofiraq05 Indeed, O'Leary isn't wrong about this issue.

    • @godogs89
      @godogs89 2 года назад +4

      idk if he is a dual citizen or just Canadian but does it matter? Do you ask same question when John Oliver or Trevor Noah do their shows?

  • @JAKPM
    @JAKPM 6 месяцев назад

    My wife works for a nonprofit, she’s enrolled in a program to be forgiven after 10 years of payments. They student loan interest rates are criminal, get the government out of the student loan business.

  • @albertorendon8854
    @albertorendon8854 2 года назад +24

    1st off we give my hard earn tax money to other countries so I’m ok with our people in the United States to get some of it back and I’m sorry if you feel that theirs no profit to gain from helping less fortunate than yourself turned out to be but we do not all come from background where our parents showed us how to go about the system to be able to put ourselfs in a more better financial situation other than you getting rich while we work hard.just my opinion thx for your time

    • @samyguindy8490
      @samyguindy8490 2 года назад +4

      You're okay with the government spending more money and inflation is going to go up even higher keep pushing for keep wishing for you going to have a disastrous life

    • @brianlevine249
      @brianlevine249 2 года назад

      In what world do you think people are getting this money? It's another big bank bailout. This money goes directly to the big banks that own the notes on those loans. Wonder why 1 in 3 family homes in the US are bought by corporations now? Stuff like this. Do you like the vast majority of the wealth in this country being owned by the top 0.1%? Well then you shouldn't like this. What should happen is the law that doesn't allow you to discharge student loan debt through bankruptcy needs to be repealed. Then these banks can eat the debt on the poor lending decisions.

    • @albertorendon8854
      @albertorendon8854 2 года назад +2

      No I’m not ok with them giving my money out but they already are how much has been given to less fortunate countries like infrastructure is also needed but I guess keep us struggling w bills right and help the other countries that hate us

    • @7Wharton
      @7Wharton 2 года назад +2

      Alberto, watch a few videos on RUclips and you can figure it out for yourself. Excuse: “some people don’t have the education to know what they are doing”. Solution: jump on RUclips and educate yourself for free. Excuses excuses excuses… we live in the excuse society

    • @stephj9378
      @stephj9378 2 года назад

      The problem is that we've always used taxpayer money inappropriately.
      This time its more egregious because 1)we are in an inflation and 2)the proposed idea only helps a certain class of people ON THE BACKS of those who did not incur debt.
      It's THEFT..
      And a lot of OTHER taxpayer funded line items were, too.

  • @RodinThink28
    @RodinThink28 2 года назад +6

    Kevin is correct. When students are made to pay for their education, they will take it seriously. When you pay for it, they will frivolously fool around and squander it.

    • @notsoawesomeone
      @notsoawesomeone 2 года назад +2

      This is horrible logic that just brings students into vast amounts of debt. Students aren't made to pay so they can take it seriously, it's for the money. But people will fine every reason to defend it, just like the healthcare system and other things Americans pay an exorbitant amount of money on for no other reason than to fill the pockets of those who run everything.

  • @fastjake7
    @fastjake7 2 года назад +15

    Kevin O’Leary speakin straight fax no printer

    • @chinavirus841
      @chinavirus841 2 года назад

      How much interest your being paid by Kevin?

  • @ivetadolansky1973
    @ivetadolansky1973 2 года назад +4

    This unfair program is only going to reward “a bad behavior. It is unfair to those who did the right thing. Those who paid off their student loans. Those who were too afraid to take a student loan and start their lives w/debt. Those who chose to be frugal while at school and lived in shared rooms and eat mac&cheese for dinner. Those who worked full time while at school and paid all their bills. It is also unfair to people who never went to college and now their opportunities are limited. I can’t believe that this non-sense was actually signed.

    • @professionalgoob
      @professionalgoob 2 года назад +3

      Just because you or others suffered from something terrible doesn’t mean they should have to suffer also.

    • @keithbryan6229
      @keithbryan6229 8 месяцев назад +1

      No, those of us who have already “suffered” for paying back our loans now get to “suffer” for it twice now…. Makes sense, alternatively,maybe my generation needs to learn personal responsibility instead of expecting everything being handed to them.

  • @franckiewicz0831
    @franckiewicz0831 2 года назад +5

    Then give everyone a cheque to pay off whatever debt they have - car payment, rent, a mortgage, etc. Why only pay for peoples education decisions and not the vehicle they are paying for? Can’t believe we give these bureaucrats our money. Useless.

    • @loriemmons1964
      @loriemmons1964 2 года назад +2

      Spoken like someone who works and pays taxes. Thank you

  • @CaliMLD
    @CaliMLD 2 года назад +20

    Does he feel the same way about the nearly $700 billion in forgiven PPP loans?

    • @Owen-lx7tx
      @Owen-lx7tx 2 года назад +3

      Imagine an American nation with the majority of American companies out of businesses after being forced to shut down... then imagine a world that doesn't pay off debts for people that voluntarily took on debt... I wonder what would be more devastating... What a stupid comparison. Most companies actually needed the PPP to stay alive otherwise there would have been massive layoffs and no jobs to go back to.

    • @nomooon
      @nomooon 2 года назад +2

      Because the businesses actually deserve our sympathy when considering the context.

    • @VinterEvig
      @VinterEvig 2 года назад +2

      Wow, this was an extremely dumb comparison. Businesses were forced to shut down by the government. The government isn't forcing you to go to college and take on a bunch of debt.

  • @Specialsir
    @Specialsir 2 года назад +8

    The bad business practice within the student debt crisis is what we should discuss. His points aren’t actually addressing the core matter.

  • @piricarmen6726
    @piricarmen6726 2 года назад +3

    Not a fan of Kevin O’Leary. Who wants other human beings swimming in debt? Who would want that?

    • @Sigmacenturion
      @Sigmacenturion 4 месяца назад

      People invested in SLABS

    • @equisequis.55
      @equisequis.55 18 дней назад

      if they cant afford it then they shouldnt go to college. colleges are for the wealthy.

  • @DJDisalwaysright
    @DJDisalwaysright 2 года назад +19

    The socialist says “I’m actually sounding like a capitalist”... in other words he just acknowledged he’s a socialist...one with very poor grammar

    • @agresseur7184
      @agresseur7184 2 года назад +3

      What makes you think he is a socialist? Just because you are not a Capitalistic oppressor does not make you a socialists. You benefit for socialist types of spending. The very internet you are using is subsidized. The roads you drive on are subsidized. I am willing to bet the company you work for gets socialized benefits for land use and from having you as an employee.

    • @user-fb8bo3ys2f
      @user-fb8bo3ys2f 2 года назад +1

      And he still possesses 50x the amount of money you’ll never see in three lifetimes.

    • @agresseur7184
      @agresseur7184 2 года назад

      @@user-fb8bo3ys2f Is that supposed to be scary? Seems like his has a lack of money phobia. Plus sorry we only get one lifetime so be gentle with it. You comment reminds me of the old song .. Money can't buy me Love.
      If your intent is to let 1 in 5 children go hungry in the US then that is your guy. Because that is what he is doing.

    • @user-fb8bo3ys2f
      @user-fb8bo3ys2f 2 года назад

      @@agresseur7184 I was irritated by the OP's comment regarding his "poor grammar". Folks love putting a minority down despite how successful they may be.

  • @DiRegoloCFP
    @DiRegoloCFP 2 года назад +10

    Why don’t they consider asking colleges share the cost to extinguish the debt. If the degree doesn’t financially benefit the borrower, evidenced by the fact they are having trouble paying it back. Shouldn’t the receipts of the loan funds (the colleges and other higher learning institutions) share some responsibility?

    • @TYUAN2009
      @TYUAN2009 2 года назад +2

      100%!. HOld the university accountable for the product they sold. Ask college to forgive the debt if their student can't earn enough income to pay back debt and make a living.

    • @matthylkema2717
      @matthylkema2717 2 года назад

      This has nothing to do with the dems wanting to help people or solve a problem. If that was the case we would have way less problems..... November is 6 months away....

  • @ZAMIRFILMS
    @ZAMIRFILMS 2 года назад +7

    You're way too young and naive to make an intelligent business decision when you're thinking about going to college and you don't even understand how debt works at that age. A lot of times you're not even the one making the decision for yourself but you're convinced that it's the best choice for you. Then most colleges paints this pretty picture of them helping you find the best career when you get out and you believe all that BS. Later in life when your mind is more mature and clear you now understand that maybe you didn't make the best decision when you were younger and while you're done trying to avoid other debt that School Loan still hangs over your head. Biggest scam in the world. You gotta jump through hoops to get a business loan but they don't have no problem giving you a student loan.

    • @davidleonard7439
      @davidleonard7439 2 года назад

      The number 2 biggest scam in America behind religion, is college.
      At least 30 collegiate sports programs, generate enough revenue EVERY YEAR, to send every kid in America to college, for free. Just think about that.

    • @lakeisharhyant2045
      @lakeisharhyant2045 2 года назад

      Perfect point I have said this in similar way

  • @iampein6166
    @iampein6166 2 года назад +5

    I wanted to go to college, yet I declined because of me having to pay back loans. So yea this is so unfair.