were. he didn t know what facts were going to be. all he cared about was taking down president trump. and these people in the media they don t need to wait to see what an indictment says they don t care about the great legal analysis that you just heard from greg jared with statutes of limitation ask them what they think about the fact that by the way, i don t know if any county district attorney anywhere in the state of new york has ever charged the federal campaign finance violation these people don t care. but unfortunately for them a lot of independent minded americans see right through it this is a political prosecution. congresswoman i did a monologue laying out his connection to george soros now he s saying i never gave money to him and color for change they gave one million dollars to him. the number one contributor color for change is george soros 3.9 million to him and then his son gave 10,000 to alvin bragg and
officials say he was just released from prison on friday. that is one day before the stabbing. pockets more than half a million dollars from the sale of south carolina state where his mother and brother were shot and killed. the 1700-acre farm was listed for sale after his father was sentenced to life in prison for the double murder. farmers purchased the land for $3.9 million with buster receiving $530,000. gwyneth paltrow for allegedly slamming him into a dash into him in a 2016 ski accident taks the stand as he seeks a $300,000 payout. watch this. everything was great, and then, i heard something i ve never heard. that was a blood-curdling scream. just i can t do it. and then testified last week claiming
3.9 million people that were living there, at that moment it became that it went from missile strikes to full ground invasion. and to think that those tanks rolled through bucha, and what happened to the people of bucha, i was out this week at the home of one boucher resident, who described how the tanks got stuck on his street and he hid in the basement with eight other people, his dog and cat and essentially called the ukrainian military for help, not knowing what would happen when they came. having the courage to make that phone call, the ukrainian military sending in the drones and the tremendous obliterating the entire street. you are now stories like that, the resilience of the ukrainian people, their willingness to fight. i was speaking to an adviser to the mayor of kyiv and he was telling me that they did not know how many ukrainians would stay in the capital. we saw that traffic, the lines of people leaving. they did not know.
resistance to soviet rule, so it posed a threat to the regime. unsurprisingly, ukrainian farmers, called kulaks, they tried to resist. they were forced to surrender the land, forced to work on collective government farms and murdered. then came the hunger. the very people who provided threat to the ussr, to europe, to the entire world, starved to death. their own food was held back from them as the primary weapon in their own genocide. it s estimated that 30,000 ukrainian civilians have died in the last year because of this war. according to a study by the university of minnesota, during the holodomor, an average of 28,000 ukrainians died per day. the most detailed studies estimate the total number of people who died in the holodomor was roughly 3.9 million people. it s important to recognize that the holodomor was not an unfortunate byproduct of stalin s in tireless pursuits,
the red line has gone up and is, in fact, met new york. florida now has as many people with a million dollars or more of income filing tax returns in their state as new york has in theirs, the lines in effect have crossed. the lighter lines are california. california has a special benefit from the tech millionaires over this period, and texas, the lighter yellow line is essentially mirrored florida. here s sort of what s really interesting on the right side of the chart, which is what s happened to the average incomes of people who are filing in florida versus in new york. and so you can see the blue line is new york, and these are our average incomes as a percent of the average of the country, roughly 3.1 million back in 2013, roughly 3.4 million now, and new york has had millionaires who were wealthier than the average millionaire, roughly $3.9 million. but look at florida, look at that red line. florida went from average millionaires of $3.3 million a year of income back in 2013 all