life changed for someone in main. the mega millions, defying 1 in 302 million odds to get all five numbers and the mega ball, and joining me with more, i guess this explains why i m here today. i didn t win, and neither did you. somebody up in maine did. reporter: with those odds, had who can blame us, right, jim? mega rich overnight but didn t take top spot for biggest jackpot in history belonging to the state of south carolina 2018, a $1.357 billion jackpot though a truly lucky friday the 13th for this winner. michigan, see that over and over on that list on your screen especially lucky with four jack potts won in the state back in 2008, 2011, 2014, 2017.
so who are these fraudsters? well, a musician that goes by baby blue pleaded guilty to filing for over 24 million in forgiven ppp loans used the money to buy luxury goods like a nearly $100,000 ferrari. georgia s first mayor jason larry reportedly used some of the 6.2 million the city got in covid aid to pay off his mortgage and his taxes. and, of course, marilyn mosby the state attorney for baltimore who allegedly bought two homes in florida after bulking the city out of 90 grand in covid cash. what about all the money that went towards covid-19 unemployment benefits? get this number. well, 357 billion of it was given to people who weren t even unemployed. joining me now host of no interruption on fox nation tomi
that list as priorities. more than half a trillion dollars just to extend the child tax credit. $200 billion to make aca subsidies permanent. $357 billion for new medicare benefits for seniors. that s a lot of money. how does that all add up? you total that, that already gets you above the $2 trillion it figure. just under president biden s top line, but to be clear, this is a hypothetical. we don t have any insider knowledge of what those negotiators are talking about putting in it there either program wise or length of those programs. if democrats want to make room, they have a couple more options that could be a little less generous. look at the child tax credit. instead of making it $3,600 per child, scale it back to $1,800. people get it if they are under a certain income level. that s another way to save money by lowering or raising the
political pond. that s a fact of this matter. president trump has been trying to solve this problem for years. the democrats have walked away every single time on solving daca. martha: in terms of the national emergency, is this a political perilous position that the president is taking place make you hurt representative maloney. he said democrats and a number of conservative republicans are very much against this move. first of all, you have to look at what the president s main objective is and that s to keep america safe. it s not just a campaign promise he makes. that was something that we all take an oath, by the way. president trump kept that same oath to keep the country safe. we have a crisis at our southern border. he s been trying in multiple ways to solve that we ve been getting some money for the border wall, not as much as i d like to see that we approve a whole $5.7 billion last year. it didn t get through the senate. here we are. we are able to a approved $1.357 billi