#shorts On 11/22/2022, during the press briefing, a reporter asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “And secondly, on student loans, is there sort of an estimate for when the legal challenges will sort of start wrapping up? The President said back in October that he thought relief would go out in two weeks. And, of course, that has come and gone. So what should people expect in terms of timeline for when these legal challenges? “

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: On your question of student loan, are you talking about — what specifically? Just — because you said two weeks has passed, but, as you know, we — as you know, there — we have — it — we have sent us up to the highest court of the land — the highest court of our nation to make sure that we move forward quickly with making sure that the student laun- — student loan relief that the President put forward — his plan — gets to the American — American — American people very quickly.

As we know, there are about 16 million people who have — who have signed up and have been approved to get that loan. But that — not loan, but that re- — that relief. And so we think it’s incredibly important to make that happen. We believe very strongly — we’re in cof- — we are … But, again, I want to be very clear here — and I’ve said this many times before — it is really unfortunate that we see congressional officials and special interest groups block — try to block this. What we — the way that this President see this — sees the student debt relief, he seizes that opportunity to give Americans a little bit of breathing room … to be able to buy a house, to be able to really move forward with their lives in a way that they’re — they have that opportunity to do so with a lot — a little bit of — again, a little bit of that …

other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/Kgyz5kgYGkU
Q: before Midterm Biden promised student loans bailout in 2 weeks? A:16M students should blame GOPs