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50 years, but darrell and his team still need help with funding. we are absolutely desperate for money and funding, because these experiments are expensive and they need paying for. because bone cancer is underfunded, because big pharma tend to stay away from childhood cancers because they will never make their money back, we mostly rely on philanthropic funding, which is a significant source of funding for us, and we are extremely grateful for that because without donors and donations we simply wouldn't be where we are today.— where we are today. darrell is hoinr where we are today. darrell...

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This is nothing has changed until the new year, until then president biden is hoping for a little holiday cheer. >> yes even after 2,000 years christmas still has the power to lift us up to bring us together to change lives. >> it doesn't seem like there is going to be much working together in the new year, at least not in the beginning. because officials here are bringing in extra lawyers and comms experts to deal with all these subpoenas they are expecting but not until january, christmas the bidens have expected to remain here with family at the white house, mike? mike peek peter doocy on t...

>> trace: i want to move on to the crime around the country. manhattan. these are the felonies, manhattan. the d.a. alvin bray, these are the felonies downgraded to misdemeanors. in 2019, 39% were downgraded. now it's 52%. misdemeanors resulting in convictions. 2019. all the way down to 29% and look at the misdemeanors resulting in jail sentence. 2400 just three years ago. now 522. you look at this and you think what is going on here? somebody has got to put somebody in jail. >> you look at come as a detective, working in the administration, i look at things differently. this is a story behind...

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