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Their adult children pay rent. with me now to discuss, sean duffy, cohost of the bottom line on fox business, along with exceed january allie bream. allie, to have give me, but i ve got to start with sean because they say it s cheaper by the dozen, sean, and you re not quite up to a dozen, but you ve got nine kids. i mean, you could become a millionaire if you charged your kids rent. i could become wealthy, but right now you have these kids that don t want to grow up, and they want to stay in the their parents home, play video games. if hay get a job, they want to keep their money, and i think it s important to kick them out of the house, kick them out of the nest, make those little wings fly. if they don t want to leave the house, stay in mine, you will pay me rent, and you will live by my rules, and my rules will be so strict, you probably want to leave. david: allie, i don t think you have as many or any kids, but would you doha? would you charge your own kids rent? oh, yeah. ....
Two feet sooner or later. reporter: the archies aren t alone are. 85% of parents would let their children move back in as adults or have previously already cone so, and most wouldn t charge them rent. they do say though that they would ask for some sort of financial contribution like help with bills and groceries. david? david: it makes sense. madison, thank you very much. so does having your kids pay rent pay off in the long run? we ll debate that coming next. i m just a kid and life is a nightmare. i m just a kid, i know thatt r it s not fair yeah. cashbackin. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cash back? chase. make more of what s yours. my father didn t know his dad. with ancestry i dug and dug until i found some information. birth certificate. wow. and then you add it to the tree. ....
katie, the committee has been openly asking for the doj for help in some cases by backing up their subpoenas. they got a little of that friday with doj charging peter navarro. they said they wouldn t charge mark meadows, dan scavino. talk about the interplay between the committee and how department of justice tracks or doesn t track with what the committee has been doing. reporter: there s been a lot of confusion about the overlap, lack of overlap between what the justice department is doing and the january 6 committee is doing. keep in mind, the january 6 committee has a lot of information, including hundreds of hours of transcripts of people that were involved in january 6, worked at the white house, understood the rally, have evidence that could help the justice department. the committee refused to turn any of that over to justice department so far. that s one way the investigations are separate. to your point, the committee asked the justice department to ....
29th, they find a bag. and inside that bag is an empty saline bag which you ll see in court but it s slit open from top to bottom. you ll hear from the coroner, investigator, they found this 100 milliliter bottle of propofol inside the bag. you ll hear testimony about the significance of that when the medical experts come in and explain it to you. following the commands of conrad murray, alvarez is then told to call 911 and does so. that 911 call was made at 12:20 p.m. what you ll also learn from the evidence is that phone call was not made at 11:56 or thereabouts when sade had heard the phone go dead and heard commotion in the background. that 911 call was not made at 12:12 p.m. when the defendant called michael amir williams to say there had been a problem. that 911 call was not made at 12:15 when michael amir williams returned the call and spoke to conrad murray who only relaid he needed to get there right away. the 911 call was instructed to be given at 12:20 p.m. n ....