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our unemployment fund remains solvent, where other states had to borrow from the federal government and repay that money would raise interest. with your help, we have built up maine's rainy day fund to a high of more than $900 million. not bad. [applause] >> and maine has become a top destination for people relocating in new england between july 2019 and july 21 we boasted the highest inflict ration -- immigration rate in the nation. we are reversing the brain drain thing we all grew up hearing about. in 2021, we experience the largest population gain from net migration since the 1950's. in the last two years, a net 34,200 people moved here. maybe a couple more since yesterday, i don't know. 31 thousand are coming from other u.s. states. it is all welcome news. maine is not without its challenges however. even with our strong influx of people, new people, we face an alarming shortage of workers and high costs. right now as elsewhere across the nation there are two jobs for every unemployed person in maine. help wanted signs hanging in the front windows of shops and factories across the

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are also the communities that are going to face some of the biggest challenges accessing that federal fundsit often cost resources given to put an in an applicn and then if you win to get through all the compliance and the different steps required to use federal dollars. and we want to make sure our process is more user-friendly. thriving communities is an initiative which is partnering with a number of cities and towns and local governments to make it a little easier by getting folks on the ground to provide technical assistance on how to navigate our programs. there is more than 40 programs in transportation alone that were created or expanded to the infrastructure law. everything from programs to get electric vehicle charging infrastructure to the places where it is not yet automatically profitable for the private sector to put in her where we know it would make a big difference for people who are hoping to get a benefit of the savings that come with using an easy. all the way through to programs to eliminate real ray -- railroad crossings. the best way to make sure you never have a safe

coming on quite aggressively now, next month, they're going have the opportunity to raise the federal funds rate again. and a lot of people don't think that they're going to do that. but again, with flakes and even if it's in the 5 range, it's still too high. the federal reserve's target is 2%. and so we expected morgan stanley for that federal funds rate to be race again next month to try to well, this inflation slow spending down. >> so george, you did mention the banking crisis. it seems so yesterday. right who are tight all. we're talking about as phoebe and that's it. you know, the stability of the hold regional banking system. nobody's talking about that anymore. has that gone away or is that just? background peak? >> it becomes headline news when it happens. but the federal reserve, the treasury and fdic comes out and they say they're going to backstop personal savings. they're going to force the rules are going to they're going to make sure that you have confidence in the banking system. so did take much for that to go away. we sought to keep an eye on it, though, because you still

they use federal funds.tually saying trump should have used campaign funds for this, which is a violation of federal election law. so there is also a federal election law nexus. but the bigger point here is you have a district attorney who is using his authority and going after a president to affect the outcome of the 2024 election. so i don't see how we wouldn't want to get involved from congressional oversight perspective. doesn't work for the d.a. anymore. wrote back about the fact that alvin bragg didn't want to bring charges against trump and all the things we want to ask questions. it alvin bragg is trying to prevent that individual from testifying. what exactly is he hiding? >> ashley: he calls it unconstitutional attack on him being bragg even calling jordan's move brazen. and that's a quote brazen. what exactly does he think his move to indict trump was, normam normal? >> exactly. you are going after a formal president. unprecedented never happened in the history of our country over a crime that is

previous efforts have failed four times. >>> the city of concord is getting federal funding to improve traffic and pedestrian safety. congressman mark desalinier presented the city with funding for the projects, including a $600,000 check to court-appointed special advocates of contra costa county. the funding is to expand programming for former foster youth and connecting them with mental health support. >> it's the best possible investment we could all make. it's our futures, our kids' futures, and we're particularly vulnerable. we know kids who go through foster care are much, much more likely to be institutionalized after that because they don't get the support system that kids who haven't gone through this system get, who have functioning families, parents, grandparents. >> the city of concord received $600,000 in funding to help upgrade the city's traffic system. >>> a state lawmaker today took up a bill to address california's fentanyl crisis in the schools. melanie's law is named for 15-year-old melanie ramos who was found dead in the bathroom of her hollywood school last fall

do it now brags office has said that they have donated or contributed over a billion dollars in federal funds, fortune forfeiture funds they got from bank settlements. they said. they used about $5000 on this investigation, most of it going to the supreme court to fight to obtain trump's taxes. the judge in this matter is not immediately granting this but says she will hold a hearing on this matter. next wednesday, erica mark your calendars next wednesday care. appreciate it. thank you. outfront now ryan goodman, former special counsel for the defense department and co editor in chief of just security, and dana bash, cnn, chief political correspondent and co anchor of state of the union. so ryan picking up really there where carol left off when we look at this, so bragg asserts that jordan has no constitutional oversight here, right? he is totally overstepping, and also, you've got jordan's pointing to this $5000 is chara just laid out and federal funds, which he says the da's office used in this investigation into president trump. who has firmer legal ground here. so bragg has a lot of firm

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timely, but to solve all the problems of the fund needed before the capitalization last year , federal fundsor industrial development was allocated almost 120 billion rubles. of course, for such a large-scale work, this is not much and an additional 8.7 billion of harmful funds to support specific projects and compensate for the costs of enterprises to pay interest on loan agreements. these measures were timely, but they provided credit e. load only limited support only a limited number of enterprises, while in the manufacturing industry alone. the total amount of loans exceeds 10 trillion. support measures for projects aimed at technological sovereignty should take into account the interests of not only manufacturers, but also consumers. for this, by mid-april , it is planned to develop a mechanism for tax incentives for buyers of russian equipment. first of all, we are talking about high-tech equipment. here , the decision on tax relief was very timely. for its acquisition, in fact. this is the means of production. until the middle of the month , we will complete the development of the mec

this is still 90% of the funds that can be attracted from the federal fund.are waiting for the first results of the project for the utilization of sulfur dioxide, this was said by the president of nurnike or vladimir potanin, who visited the construction site of the nadezhda metallurgical plant, the northern program of the project at two polar enterprises, it will allow this year to reduce harmful emissions by 45% by 90 after 25 years % i was at the site today. uh, the neutralization of the server series of the nadezhda plant at the dzerzhinsky plant, about 75% readiness of the construction is going on in the near future. we will start to commissioning works and we expect that in the fourth quarter. we will be able to fulfill our promise to put the first line into operation by the end of the twenty-third year, and from that moment the real reduction of sulfur emissions into the atmosphere will begin. i am sure that all this is here, they will feel france refused to hold the fencing world cup among men and all because our and belarusian athletes were allowed t

i will cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity and any racial or political content on our children. the left-wing agenda and lunacy being pushed on our children is a act of child abuse. it will stop immediately as president, i will sign and a new -- i will sign a new federal executive order to cease the transition -- cease sex transition at any age. i will lemonade -- i will eliminate gender transition for children of any age. we will give power back to parents. parental power will again be a force in our nation. under my leadership, we will defeat the colt of gender ideology and we will reassert -- the cult of gender ideology and we will read -- reassert the truth that god created two genders, male and female. we will reassert the judeo-christian values of our nation's founding. we will protect our heritage and traditions, and we will both make america great again. thank you very much.

the appropriation of federal funds, in your opinion, approved by the upper chamber and the law of life imprisonment for high treason and tougher liability for terrorism, as well as a document providing for criminal liability of up to 5 years in prison for assistance in execution against the russian federation and another important the basic bill is the law on citizenship of the russian federation, it was introduced. i remember president vladimir putin approved a document to reduce the number of requirements and categories of persons the meeting continues confidently there will be more interesting important news from the upper house of the russian parliament studio. thank you varvara nevskaya main topics. report of prosecutor general igor krasnov c. the federation council court of manhattan began to consider a new case against donald trump, a woman who had previously accused him of rape. what for myself trump then said that she was not his type again now the nation for the above trump, who, according to her, insulted her feelings, the former us president claims that he is not guilty of

bragg, if the federal funs were used, my argument is that federal funds provides oversight. and no federal dollars were used, maybe we wouldn't have that oversight capability but here you've got a president, a former president of the united states that is charged by state district attorney, this looks like a he political hit job. it is. i mean, obviously alvin bragg continued or was fund raising off of this, this came out this past weekend with members of the new york delegation and so this likes find your target first and prosecute after and so we're going to get to the bottom of this and i think we have that capability. maria: yeah, they got their man. now they have to get the crime. thanks very much for being here. we appreciate your tomb. congressman russell fry joining us. thank you, sir. quick break and then the fbi monitoring extrem extreme langue online. some of the words they're monitoring may surprise you. it's making a buzz this morning. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i

lawmakers secured $150 million in federal funding to address flood risk along the river. >>> let's get a look outside. a lovely look at downtown san jose because the sun is shining. not really warming things up, but it's pleasant. >> we're still in the 50s, but we are enjoying the sunshine, so i don't think we can complain about that. a live look outside in oakland, it's been a breezy couple of days and it's still pretty windy at times. we feel those gusts picking up. in oakland, it's only 56 degrees, the wind from the west at 16 miles per hour, and as we go into today, we easily hit the low 60s and start to come back down. we're keeping the jackets on today as our temperatures get a dip compared to the past couple days, reaching 62 in oakland, 64 in martinez, and in san jose 62 degrees. santa rosa one of the slightly warmer spots reaching 66 degrees. we have a giants game tonight. we'll talk about that and what to expect for the weekend. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >>> new at 11:00, president biden's administration is announcing new rules for new cars and truck

passed a bill aimed at banning transgender athletes from playing women's and girls sports in federally funded schools. republicans argue it's about fairness. democrats sate it's another target in the gop culture wars. >> reporter: the debate over transgender athletes playing sports has come to capitol hill. >> female athletes who sacre filesed so much for their sport are being pushed out of athletics. macy petty, a college volleyball player, joined house republicans who are pushing to amend title ix and ban biological males from playing sports designated for women or girls. >> it's about fairness. >> it is a winning issue across america, standing up for the future of women and girls. >> reporter: the measure applies to federally funded schools. democrats criticize the gop, saying the focus should be on issues like protecting students from gun violence. >> this is republican culture wars going into our plas rooms from washington, d.c. >> reporter: similar bills have already passed several republican-led states. i spoke with mina zelch, parent of an 18-year-old transgender softball player. what

first of all, title 9 dictates federal funds and they're saying to me it's a little unclear. know, you can't have a blank ban. you can do some tweaking, which they didn't layout and see that in the final sentence, this could severely impact, joey, collegiate sports. for georgia or texas to say we're putting a transgender ban in and the feds feds could go, you don't get title 9 money. it'll be withheld from you and that impacts your university and everything drastically. joey: joining back down to public school level and impacts -- i have a sister-in-law and friend and is the person that helps disburse the money and how important federal funding is to any public school and low value versus federal is huge. it's title one that's low income and that affects 10 to 20% of every school's budget and talking a handful of teachers and budget to professionally train and what are you beholding to the to the federal government when you're taking the money. what we saw was removal of things like home ec and shop and those kids are now adults if they're going to have a say in how our kids

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that would effectively ban transgender athletes at public schools and universities that receive federal funding. the bill would change federal education funds from going into an any institution that does not comply. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. of h.r. 734, the protection of women and girls in sports act. the democrats have gone to great lengths to call this bill extreme. the democrats have gone to great lengths being almost hysterical to call this bill discri discriminatory. it is neither of those things. it is a one-page bill which is rare in congress that strengthens existing protections for women, ensures a level playing field for female athletes, and protects women and girls from the biden administration's radical regulatory scheme. it's quite telling when the other party attempts to tear things down without offering an alternative vision. democrats refuse to posit a reason for allowing biological men to compete in women's sports that comports with principles of athletic competition like fairness and integrity. democrats also refuse to address the implications of their position. i

when we ask questions about the federal funds, they say they used to do it. judge in the case issued a temporary restraining order that actually had been proposed by alvin bragg's lawyers. instead, she ordered that jordan's attorneys respond by the 17th, and she has scheduled a hearing for april 19th. bottom line here jesse, really we want to know were federal funds used in a state prosecution? and if that's the case, they need to come clean. and one way or the other, congressional lawmakers say they will find out, jesse. >> jesse: law fair. that's what they call it. thank you so much, kevin. coming up, we have a professional match maker and a guy who fell in love with a robot woman. what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ it's your thing ♪ do what's you want to do now. ♪ i can't tell yound ♪ who t fo sock it to. oya, consg all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by

today that would forbid outright banned on transgender athletes at any schools which receive federal funding. the proposal comes as the u. s supreme court today said at 12 year old transgender girl can continue to compete in girls' track team events. ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live in the newsroom with reaction, janna julie, this has become a highly emotional national debate tonight at san francisco state university of former elite college swimmer gave a speech about this issue while students who opposed her view held a sit in with signs your support for trans women. national debate over transgender athletes came to san francisco state thursday , a group of students huddled, making signs of support for trans athletes calling for more public understanding if they had empathy. he and they put themselves into the shoes of trans people who maybe had a more difficult upbringing with their own identity. then they would have a better grasp. the nation's debate took a new turn thursday, the u. s supreme court refused to overturn a lower appeals court order it allowed a 12 year old west virg

then they sue to block congressional oversight when we ask questions about the federal funds they sayderal funds that jordan is talking about that is at the crux of the argument that he is making about their oversight responsibility here. he believes because the manhattan district attorney's office does receive federal funds, that gives congress the ability to look into something like this. that's questionable as to whether or not they have jurisdiction over specific cases that the district attorney's office is working on of course, it's important to point out that jim jordan himself was subject to a congressional subpoena last year by the january 6 select committee and didn't answer that subpoena, didn't cooperate with the committee. now he is on the other end asking someone to cooperate when he, himself, has really effectively loosened the power of congress when it comes to forcing people to appear before them >> ryan nobles on capitol hill, thank you very much. >>> up next, a dire warning from the nation's drug czar details on what's being called an emerging threat to the country.

a modest amount of money, but i guess it's federal funds.e's not gonna back down either. no i mean jim jordans. absolutely not going to back down. that is what monday is about. it's about going to bragg's home turf, trying to make this case that he should have been focused on other crimes in manhattan rather than looking into the former president donald trump. but the reality here is that it is a modest amount of federal funds, and in the grand scheme of things, it was something that brags office readily said. we used exactly this amount. here's where some of the money came from. here's where other parts of the money came from. we answered that question. also, we're happy to provide you other people to come in and answer your questions, but we're not going to get into details of an ongoing investigation because, remember, some of these requests came before the former president was even indicted and i think that that is where this tension is coming. coming from. it's interesting in the clip we played from the interview with tucker carlson. yo

they use federal funding, possibly, to investigate. and he says he violated federal election law.e did and what's behind it because now it's a national issue. not a new york issue. do you agree? >> well, i do agree, brian, it's a national issue because he is running for the presidency of the united states. that's a federal election. the violation that he alleged, that the new york business laws were violated in committing somehow are in a federal -- were in a federal election. so that makes it national. and, of course, almost every d.a.'s office in this country certainly the nypd and most police departments across this country receive funding from the u.s. department of justice. they get federal tax dollars in the form of what are called burn jaguar or justice assistance grants. so congress has the right to know how that money is being spent. and that it is being spent appropriately. >> steve: francey, i was reading in the "new york times" today apparently the d.a. issued a statement yesterday that between 2019 and 2021 they spent $5,000 of federal funds. and that was investigatin

that would clear the way for federal funds to help with rebuilding.o declared a state of emergency in her state, activated the national guard to assist with search and rescue in the town of wynne there. they were trying to comb through homes, looking for people that may have been trapped inside some of that rubble to try and render them aid. thanks to bradley for that. the bbc has been told there are "positive updates" in the case of the british men arrested by the taliban in afghanistan. the government said it had been in negotiations following the news of their detention. yetunde yusuf has more. back under taliban control since the summer of 2021, now it's emerged that three british men have been held in custody by the taliban in afghanistan. so i may be on my way back tonight, maybe next week, maybe a month. it's understood one of them is miles routledge, who was evacuated from the country during the final days of occupation in 2021. he's gained a social media following visiting countries deemed dangerous by the authorities. two other british men w

is that n p r i felt that makes that reliance on federal funding. and then we had the ceo and saying, hey, you know, a denies any, any who denies any state affiliation. so it's been very misleading to say the least . i'm n p. i understand that those are so funds from the bill gates foundation wants to take on that. well, not only bill gates, but also according to me, the research, again, the research center, direct contributions from george soros. so and i know that in the united states, if you them in the media will label you an anti semite. if you dare are the name george soros was, you know what i'm jewish, i could say would say what i wanted to call anybody who points out george soros financial contributions to various left when causes to call them. and i said it's a symmetric is insane, but yeah, i mean, plus they get, they get a lot of their money from corporations for the majority of money, possibly. and, you know, what corporations have gone, woke corporations are all the way to the left. so it's just, it's they, they deserve a label. if thi

host: before you go, they are taking a look at transit or athletes for those federally funded sports teams. where are you? guest: i will be voting in favor of that bill and i have one or two amendments. i am a woman who was an athlete going up. i broke many gas -- glass ceilings and i do not want to see biological men take away achievements from women. we created title nice women can have their own but exports competitions and here we are eviscerating title ix and women's achievements in sports and other areas. it is an issue. i am a girl mother and i have a daughter. i want to make sure they are given every opportunity to succeed and it will not be taken away by biological males in sports or otherwise. host: representative nancy mace who serves the first district of south carolina. we thank you for your time. do not forget bothell play out on the house side. you can watch them on c-span one and c-span 2. you can also follow along on uber at c-span now. as always on the website at c-span.org. that is it. another addition of washington journal comes your way at 7:00 tomorrow morning.

mr braga's conceded that he used federal funds.know that this grew out of the federal that the special counsel investigation, which is federal statute, berkeley history, professor david hollinger says the politicalization of the legal system sets a dangerous precedent. what's going on is a effort to undermine basic american institution. so before we even know what the indictment says, we have these leading republicans attacking the district attorney for weaponizing as they say that justice department in the short term that trump campaign has scored political points and raised a lot of money, but experts say it may be a tough sell to independent voters and with potentially other indictments, forthcoming indictments. are not good for your legacy. indictments are not good for the politics of the republican party, and that is something to pay attention to, even though we are a year plus out from the national presidential election of 2024, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news and stay with ktvu for complete coverage of the arraignment tomor

that is using federal funds to get an abortion, to fund an abortion, because that's part of that. moreover, the suggestion that this applies even handedly, equally, it was equally intended to promote access by military women to fertility treatments is at odds with and belied by the fact that the president, ever since the dobbs opinion was releaseed at the end of the last term of the supreme court, the president of the united states has been calling this an all of government cost, an all of government cause to make sure that they can get around dobbs any way that they possibly can. this is, was, always has been and always will be about abortion. the rest of it would be unobjectionable. i wouldn't raise any objection to it. i can't imagine my friend and colleague from alabama would anyway. it's a bit of a red herring and bit of a smoke screen to suggest this is about fertility treatment. it is not about that. with respect to the readiness component of it, i get it. hardworking men and women of the military, for whom i have deep respect, having gained a promotion, we want to be able

public private investment in the real sector of the economy provides soft loans last year, and the federal fund was allocated almost 120 billion rubles. and in the regional almost nine, these measures were timely, but to solve all the problems the fund needs to capitalize in the past. almost 120 billion rubles were allocated by the federal industry development fund for the year. of course, for such a large-scale work, this is not much and an additional 8.7 billion in regional funds to support specific projects and compensate enterprises for paying interest on loan agreements. these measures were timely, but they provided credit. uh load is only limited support for only a limited number of businesses, while in the manufacturing industry alone. the total amount of loans exceeds 10 trillion. support measures for projects aimed at technological sovereignty should take into account the interests of not only manufacturers, but also consumers. for this, by mid-april , it is planned to develop a mechanism for tax incentives for buyers of russian equipment. first of all, we are talking about high-tech e

oversight when it comes to congress, because what they're noting there is they asked what the federal funds and brags office has said they spent about $5000 worth of federal money on the investigations into trump and his company between october 2019 august 2021. most of it, they said, was on litigation related to his court battle over his tax returns. well i think the question is this feels very unprecedented. so you ask, do they have authority over it? i mean this lawsuit. it itself is unprecedented. we've never had anything like this. and i think the outcome of what gets decided here will determine that question. i was talking to karen before we walked up here and i said, you know, karen, i focus on the media. this feels like a huge deal. am i wrong? is it because i've never heard or seen anything like this before? where you have a sitting member of congress trying to sort of maneuver his way out of this, you know, investigation into the former president and karen to your point. you said i've never seen anything like this ever seen anything like this? before and d a brag in this 50 page,

>> there are several federal matters that justify a congressional investigation. >> you used federal funds to investigate trump. >> the net effect of your indictment interferes in an upcoming federal election. >> but it was always so stupid and ludicrous for that guy on the screen, alvin bragg, to say, oh, if you make pomerance my assistant testify, he'll have to disclose highly sensitive, secret, confidential information. well, i mean, that's so laughable because he already did that in a three hundred page book that was little more than a personal and venomous screed against donald trump and disclose openly admitting that they brought the case for political reasons. they hated trump personally and they despised his policies. and the judge actually went so far as to say today that pomerance has placed himself in criminal liability. so to morrow, is he going to take the fifth? >> is he going to claim some privilege that has already been waived by his book? >> stay tuned for that. is there any other penalty or any other remedy? you know, and i go back to this point, emily answered this quest

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and brag, says the fact that we use some federal funds does not entitle you to do whatever you want and to potentially obstruct an ongoing criminal case. so what do you think is gonna happen there in federal court? now they're going to have a hearing next week. i actually think as unusual as this is, i think bragg has the better of the arguments here. i don't believe jim jordan can point to a legitimate legislative federal interest that congress has in digging into an ongoing investigation and remember anderson, this is grand jury materials. this is universally regarded as secret. imagine if brag or any prosecutor could get called up to congress up to capitol hill and have to open up the files on a pending case of grand jury information. it would be damaging to the investigations that would be damaging to the person who's being investigated. how long could it take a case like this take to actually get a resolution, so hopefully the court's move quickly on this we are in the u. s district or, interestingly brag, filed this in federal court because i think his rationale is federal courts

states, the irs planning on hiring 20,000 new staff over the next two years with $80 billion in new federal funds and part of that desire when it comes to collections and the work of collections by that agency. jonathan in california. independent line. caller: good morning. i am delighted to be on the show because i have been watching it for decades and i admire all of you and the relevance of the program. on the subject of government spending [laughter] we ought to reduce it by at least 25%. we should start by taking away benefits from some of the nonproductive senatorial people. -- congressional senatorial people. host: why start there? caller: i don't think they are very effective or nonproductive. they don't have a profit motive. timing is not important. efficiency is not important. that kind of thing. host: jonathan there. ben in fort covington, new york. democrats line. hello. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. my suggestion is the gentleman -- is like the gentleman who just called, it is trying to cut down -- hello? host: you are on. go ahead. caller: it is trying to cut down on t

if he's using federal funds we have a right to have jurisdiction and oversee. we've watched what he's doing to the political process here and we've got to stop this. for anyone who is sitting back and saying i shouldn't participate, this should inspire you to participate more. to stand up for the rule of law. one of the greatest strengths of this nation, and join with us as we move forward. >> laura: we'll have part two of that interview tomorrow including what mccarthy sees as the key to 2024 including countering the democrat's games with voter roles but up next, what do kool-aid, a stammering speaker, and lizo have in common? raymond arroyo has answers in "seen and unseen." stay with us. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment. we turn to our fox news contributor, author of the book -- there was a refrain that we've been hearing now for days from the media. donald trump was indeed the first former president to be arrested. >> donald trump will become the first current or former president to be arrested. >> he could become the first president eve

it's a large federal funding stream. right. and the way it's set up and where the courts are maximizing is that funding ends up only available f the children come from poor families that they're from families who used to be eligible for the old welfare law called afdc. right. so they have to be from from poor families. and that then becomes the penetration rate, right so they they literally had seen these contract documents and trainings where the revenue maximization contractors will advise this goal of your penetration rate. right. and that when you're reading in a person like is advocates of sounds like you know, like sort of an economic principle or something. it's literally increasing the percentage of poor kids compared to non-poor kids that are removed from their homes. that allows the increased generation revenue. so 40 funds are tied to a program that not exist anymore and hasn't existed for quite some time. and through that we're allowed to make more money because of this connection between a law program that doesn't e

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