we ll today, ashleigh. good morning, you know, over the weekend, the government also shut down new york signature bank, so this action will apply to those customers as well. even uninsured depositors have been given the guarantee that their money will be returned in a joint statement by the treasury. federal reserve at f d. i c reads quote, depositors will have access to all of their money starting monday, march 13th no losses associated with the resolution of silicon valley bank will be worn by the taxpayer, the president said. that more will come today. president over the crisis. what s that? , access to all of their money starting monday march 13, what is that? we are expecting to hear from the president at 8:00 and all of this emergency action was a ripple effect. and also protect the payroll for companies with svp. may need recognize like fitbit , there is no consequences to their actions. treasury secretary janet yellen said a bank by little else was never on the
on known to us they are shaving decades off of these sentences. just last week this board shaved off 67 years off of someone s 95 year sentence. it is outrageous. we are committed to making a stop. we have called upon the democratic governor who is one of the most popular governors in the nation to immediately cease and desist all connotations until the legislature has had a chance to weigh in. todd: it is basically the state going back on its word, especially the plea bargain cases where someone agreed to be locked up for a certain amount of time. they gave up a right to a trial but the victim gave up a right to confront the individual at trial. that number needs to stick. i want to read the statement, connecticut remains one of the safest dates in the country in large part the davitt ohmic data
20-1, our bill went to 18-1, a limb better. i was criticized by the bush department of justice, my legislation was opposed by them. it was seven years later or so or really longer before our bill ever passed. so i stepped out against my own republican administration and said openly on the floor of the senate that i believe these crack cocaine laws were too harsh and particularly it was it was disadvantageous to the african-american community where most of the punishments were falling and it was no fair and we ought to fix it. so i just want to say i took a strong stand on that and i did not agree, you and i did not agree on the retro activity because a lot of these were plea bargain cases and may not have been totally different by the mandatory minimums, but the so i thought the court had basically now agreed that it is