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let's look at the provisions, the big ticket items in this $1.7 trillion spending bill. $772 billion for nondefense discretionary programs. $797 billion for the pentagon. ukraine will get an additional $45 billion in aid. there is $40 billion for disaster relief. breaking down that aid for ukraine, $12 billion for replenishing u.s. weapons stocks. $9 billion to train and support the ukrainian military. $7 billion to u.s.-european command support. $300 million for nuclear reactors and fuel. many more provisions in this bill. 120 $6 million to prepare for potential nuclear incidents. m...

[indiscernible conversations] >> so, -- so regrettably, the deed is done. over our objections and opposition, democrats on the ways and means committee have unleashed a dangerous new political weapon that overturns decades of privacy protections. the era of political targeting and congress -- is back. every american taxpayer who may get on the wrong side of the majority in congress is now at risk. our worry is this will launch a dangerous new era, a new political background where politics gets more divisive, more painful and i think more disheartening. what was clear today -- i will ...

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio and has teamed with Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron to buy an equity stake in Triton Submarine, a company that makes submersibles for private use.

James Cameron didn't make a movie between the two "Avatar" films, but he did break the record for the deepest solo dive in history.

Ray Dalio just snapped up a stake in a company that makes submarines for the wealthy, after recently expressing a downbeat long-term view on financial markets.