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Everyone. Im judge Jeanine Pirro come along with harold ford harold ford jr. , jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. Its 5 00 in new york city, and this is the five. Move over, dark brandon, and get ready for meme lord biden. The president s campaign thinks the way to win back young voters is with more internet posts. Joes team put up this job listing, looking for someone to manage daytoday operations and engaging the internets top content and meme pages. Team joe is doing everything they can to make the 81yearold fossil in chief look like Justin Bieber and connect with gen z voters. S...

FOXNEWS Your World With Neil Cavuto January 25, 2022 21:32:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Your World With Neil Cavuto January 25, 2022 21:32:00

We know the effect that tax cuts have. they're a boon for the economy. we've seen that in new york, which is the highest tax state in the nation. people are leaving with their feet. we lost 300,000 people since the pandemic began. high costs of living here are a part of it. >> charles: the notion that the gut cut toxes, it cost them move. no, it's my money toe begin with. good luck with this. thank you. >> charles: to the show down over russia. the president says all all eyes are in lock step. how could it be with germany falling way behind. is it time to hit russian with sanctions now, not la...

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Comes from herb. herb wrote in, i'm 6 and have a $50,000 mortgage. i pay $380 in interest and a $76 principle per month. i have money in my retirement fund that i can pay this loan off, and still have enough left over to live on for 20 years or more. what do you recommend he does? >> well, we wish him 20 years if not longer. i think it's an interesting question. and i did some digging on this. and there is really no clear consensus on this. i think at the end of the day, he may be better off just writing the check. it sounds like he's in a pretty secure financial position, so if he has the mon...