Billionaires Speaks At Morehouse, Vows To Pay Off Grads Loans.
WHITFIELD: Talk about a graduation gift. The 2019 class of Morehouse College would have left campus today with around $40 million in student debt, until this happened.</s>ROBERT F. SMITH, VISTA EQUITY PARTNERS CEO: This is my class, 2019. And my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans.</s>WHITFIELD: Wow. So that speaker, Robert F. Smith, went on to encourage the 300 graduates of Morehouse to pay it forward. Smith is the founder of Vista Equity Partners, and "Forbes" estimates he is worth about $5 billion. He received an honorary doctorate at the ceremony. Doctor very big heart. And West Point will have its own historic graduation moment this week. 34 African-American women are expected to graduate from the military academy, the largest class of black women to graduate together in the school's history. And this year's class will also include the highest number of female Hispanic graduates. And the institution's 5,000th, well, that's hard to say, female graduate. About 10 percent of undergraduate students at the school are black, and women make up about 20 percent of the cadets. Many congrats to all of them. Huge achievements. We have so much more straight ahead in the "NEWSROOM" and it all starts right now. All right, thanks again for joining me. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. We begin with the President firing back at the first Republican in Congress who is raising the prospect of impeachment. Michigan's Congressman Justin Amash posted what he called his own principle conclusions on the Mueller report. And one of them is, "President Trump engaged in impeachable conduct." He goes on to say, "President Trump engaged in specific action --