>> we're spring breakers. >> sean: l.j.'s full report on spring break will air saturday at 8:00 here on fox. lawrence jones across america. he joins us now with outkicks, tomi lahren. l.j. -- [applause] >> sean: i told both my kids, you're friends with my son, i told them huh-uh, not happening. you're not going to spring break. don't bother asking. i would give them an alternative that would be safe and secure that would have supervision but they're not going on their own to any of those places that we see bad things happening. >> i've been covering spring break a long time. department seem like the young people were aware of the drugs. this time i went to spring break, it's like their parents engrained in to them -- they claim they're avoiding the drugs because of fentanyl. but sean, when you have the leading cause of death between the ages of 18 to 45 being fentanyl, i think it's a wake-up call for these young people. >> sean: have they stopped using the drugs or are they testing to see if fentanyl is in the drugs and then

i do like them every bank's suspect right now but i do like them and that, l.j., is the conclusion of >> the lightening round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> coming up silicon valley will never be the same zuckerberg, meta, and a new doctrine for the future. next >>> silicon valley will never be the same no, i'm not talking about the demise of silicon valley bank. i'm talking about silicon valley as a phenomenal incubator of ideas, fabulous creator of breathtaking hardware and software and a rapid accumulator of wealth regardless of the strength or weakness of an economy. that silicon valley no longer exists that's how i felt when i read the update on meta's year over year efficiency. it lays out a simple doctrine do more and better work in a leaner organization he's laying off another 10,000 people on top of 11,000, not lat long ago and he's not hiring 5,000 more, enabling the company to be more nimble without redunditant layers he regards as blocking efficiency zuckerberg uses the word efficiency or efficient 20 time in his 4 1/2 page memo i counted it price target boosts all day.

there was a financier in with the german house in paris named emil l.j. and he proposed to square the circle by floating bonds that would backed by southern cotton, valued at the pre-war price of. cotton, which is about $0.06, english pence or so a pound. but and you wouldn't get the cotton till after the war unless you're willing to to sell into harbor now. but but the south would get the revenue you fought for it right away in whatever english in whatever european capital they won and they could use that the capital right away and purchase arms and and all the other provisions that they needed. so this exactly what the south wanted the lure to to investors was you'll be four for every pound you lend you'll be getting cotton valued at pence but cotton really by was worth $0.24 a pence per pound. so it was you know, you be getting four times the value now investors went crazy for this issue was way over subscribed. but i tell you the investors made to miscalculate patience one is that of course once the war ended the price of cotton going to come back dow

l.j. lawrence jones, it ol be watching this weekend, i'm sure, and we'll be covering it on lj all across america. a >> lawrence, we always appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. all harmless, weird week continues now. she followed up monday's' weird bizarre story about her childhood hatred of conservatives. cons mom, why do i hatestion my conservatives? that's a normal question. anyway, she followed it up with this comment about what she calls climate mental health. new words, pay attention. >> this is your new vice president . i mean, one of the young leaders was talking to me about climate, mental health. i said, tell me what's going on with your peers. climat e, mental health.ed i t and she talkedhi about i thinked i understand that, but unpack it for me. and she talked about how herbou peers are thinking about it. and one example is , you know, whether when they're ready, could they start a family? rriet yes.haul worried about what that would mean. and the stress of it.ing about n

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