douglas: whenever these figures come out about how much it costs to raise children, it s always a nasty edge to it doesn t it? the xhefts do this. they call at this time child tax. and i remember thinking like, there s something very nasty in the society when you start talking about children as being like a tax on you. kat: aren t they? douglas: well, you could look at it like that. you could think when i die i ll leave an extra 300,000 bucks in my bank account and that will show them. but, on the other hand, you ve got kids. you know, it s kind of positive kat: i guess. the thing that scares me is you don t know if you re going to like them or not until they re already here. tyrus: they grow on you. kat: i ll talk about that with my therapist in a couple days dagen you re a business banker will this continue to get worse? dagen: oh, yeah. you want nasty edge? i ll go nasty edge. i gave a bottle of perfect yay the finger at cvs the other day
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middle of back-to-back arraignments. he s the defendant this time. incredible. aven nate appeared in federal court in manhattan in the last hour on allegations he stole almost $300,000 bucks from daniels. later he will appear that he tried to extort 20 million from nike. aven nate denied all the accusations. tom winter is outside the courthouse. what happened in the stormy daniels days? then we can talk about the nike case. as expected and tweeted. michael avenatti pleaded and the whole proceedings lasted approximately 20 minutes. aven nate actually surrendered himself at 6:54. he came into court with a blue shirt and a silver blue tie appearing at the defense table. didn t say much. these proceedings as i mentioned are pretty short. they require there is a plea that s entered.
i would have to give up more time with my kids. which is the main reason i left the military. everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. ainsley: time now for news by the numbers. first, $20 million. that s how much michael bloomberg s political action committee just dropped at the last minute on democratic house races ahead of the midterms. the former new york city mayor is considering 2020 for a presidential run. and, next, more than 300,000 bucks. that is how much the city of san francisco just spent trying to register non-citizens to vote but just 4 people signed up to cast ballot. only vote in school board races in that city.