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Democratic party joining us at the end of the hour. that's going to be one question. is injured cuomo running for governor? among many others. >> lawrence, do you know offhand, will this come up in the interview i guess, if he decided to try to play kingmaker, and shunned that $18 million over to some other candidacy that he then blessed, does he have the ability to do that? it is that be treated like a campaign donation you're not allowed to move it between candidates? >> the place where he could move that much money, is to the state democratic party. i'm going to ask the chair if andrew cuom...

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The house oversight committee says it's going to launch its own investigation. talking to sources today, that doesn't appear to go very far. and the time now is significant. >> to be clear on what the law is here, there are places that say -- have a culture of political giving. they have a lot of events with law firm conference office. it's expected you've been giving. that's fine, i mean, not the ideal way to run a campaign, but it's fine legally. what he can't do, like bright red line is reimburse a person and use them as a funnel to exceed the contribution limits. >> it's what's called a st...

That doesn't appear to have gone very far. the fbi picking up the baton, now, is significant. >> just to be clear on what the law is here. i mean, there are lots of places, say, white-shoe law firms in washington, d.c. that have a culture of a lot of political giving, right? they have a lot of -- they will even have events at the law firm conference office. and it's sort of expected that you are giving. that's fine. i mean, maybe not the ideal way to run but it's fine legally. what you absolutely cannot do, like bright, bright, bright red line, is reimburse a person and essentially use them as...

The Basics of Required Minimum Distributions: 12 Things You Must Know About RMDs Kiplinger 3/4/2021 © Thinkstock After being waived for 2020, required minimum distributions (RMDs) are back for 2021. And the IRS wants to be sure that owners of IRAs and participants in 401(k)s and other workplace retirement plans are properly taking and reporting them. The agency knows that some folks age 72 and older aren't taking their annual RMDs, and it's looking at this closely (prior to 2020, RMDs were required for people age 70½ and older). Those who fail to take the proper amount can be hit with a...