Ingraham: Democratic voters were 'played for fool[s]' in student loan forgiveness case

"The Ingraham Angle" host Laura Ingraham offered reaction and analysis Friday, following the Supreme Court's landmark ruling against the Democrats' student loan forgiveness plan, as well as California's reparations debate.

LAURA INGRAHAM, HOST: Today brought us another example of the left's power play: Biden's fraudulent promise to pay off student loans. Now it's a scheme with one purpose, again, buying off the votes this time of young people. 

WHITE HOUSE REPORTER [SOT]: Why did you give millions of borrowers false hope you've dated? Doubted your own authority here in the past? 

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PRESIDENT BIDEN: I didn't give any false hope. What I did I thought was appropriate and was able to be done and would get done. I didn't give borrowers false hope, but the Republicans snatched away the hope that they were given and it's real, real hope.

INGRAHAM: Now, they could have eliminated the student loans through legislation or at least tried to do that. But they didn't. Instead, they pretended to do something that never had a chance of surviving court scrutiny. 

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So if you're someone who voted for the Democrats because you thought your student loans were going to be forgiven, or if you voted for Democrats because you thought that you're going to get a big pile of money in the form of reparations – Well, I'm here to tell you that you were played for a fool. 

The left knew exactly what they were doing. They knew that this wasn't going to in any way be upheld by the court. And they don't have any intention of writing checks to anyone for reparations. 

California men arrested with 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks after San Jose storage facility fire

California authorities arrested two suspects who allegedly kept 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks across several storage units this month.

San Jose residents Anthony Dasilva, 45, and Nathaniel Valassis, 25, were arrested Thursday over the alleged distribution and sale of illegal fireworks. City officials announced the arrests Friday. 

Officers were initially alerted June 14 to a fire raging at a Public Storage facility on Blossom Hill Road, which devastated the storage complex.

"Initial reports indicated that the fire was a result of multiple illegal fireworks igniting in a storage unit," San Jose Police Department said in a press release Friday. 

CALIFORNIA POLICE FIND 5,000 POUNDS OF ILLEGAL FIREWORKS, EVACUATE DOZENS OF HOMES

"The large amount of fireworks stored in the unit caused the entire building to catch fire resulting in everything stored inside to be completely lost and unsalvageable," the department added.

Fire Department investigators and police detectives eventually identified the subjects, along with units housing other potentially illegal fireworks.

"Detectives procured several search warrants for multiple residences and storage units that were executed throughout several days and multiple operations," police said.

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In addition to the fireworks, police discovered 13 ounces of methamphetamine, 200 grams of cocaine and an undisclosed amount of marijuana.

Authorities also seized a semi-automatic firearm and around $4,800 in cash.

San Jose police are actively investigating the incident. No other details are available at this time.