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normalcy by july 4th weekend. there is light literally now that the lights have sprung forward. we'll have an extra hour of daylight. after the year we had it's hard not to feel a little good about what is on the horizon. however it could be a vastly different reality right now if the insurrection on january 6th had not failed. it has been two months and eight days since that day. the fbi is still working to make sure everyone that stormed the capital is fully prosecuted for their crimes. they are dotting their is and crossing their ts going through mown tapes of evidence but it all ...

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Being in the history of mankind. that is according to the guinness world records, which gave it all at the kinsey and flourish by calling it the, quote, worst loss of fortune in history. now that is quite a feat. guinness cites forbes data that says musk lost an eye watering 182 billion between november 2021 and early this -- this new accolade comes at a pretty tough time for elon. he's got his hands full dealing with a never-ending fall out at twitter after hitting 44 billion dollars for company that at the time was valued at, what, max, 25 billion? -- start in his car company testa has lost ...

What i find fascinating about this is the $182 billion that went to school systems across the country and supposed to use it for testing and mitigation. president biden said we weren't too happy with what happened to some of the money. once we give it to them, it's their money to spend the way they want. why is it the only place that they're watching where the money goes is arizona? >> there's been no accountability to the unions for the amount of money that they've been given. they continue to focus on arizona. for some reason, this president is obsessed with masks and with mandates. he has a...

Repeat of the crimes that got them into prison in the first place and only affects federal prisons. this is important. there are nearly 181,000 inmates right now. that's less than 10% of america's prison population. that's why this is just a first step. it now goes to the house where it's expected to pass. then to the president who signaled to sign it into law. >> yes, it is just 10% but 10% more than it used to be so let's look closer as why reform is so important. the united states has the world's highest incarceration rate, about 655 per 100,000 people according to the world prison brief da...