years old. they re all facing a list of charges including possessing a firearm during the commission of a felony. and throwing a deadly missile. we re still trying to get more details about that particular charge. the sheriff down there had this to say in a statement. the proactive observations made by our patrol and aviation units prevented a potentially dangerous situation from escalating further. the recovery of multiple firearms further emphasized our prioritization of the safety and well-being of our community. and i bet the folks who live in that home that were being targeted believe that, too, guys. it could have ended up a whole lot worse if those aviation units weren t up in the sky doing their routine surveillance. dana? dana: sure could have. thank you. bill: now to a new poll finding a lot of voters are not happy with their choices in 2024. given a matchup between president biden and former president donald trump, 23% said they d vote for a third party
suspects dump their car and firearms that are later recovered. deputies do eventually arrest the men, 18, 19, 20 and 21 years old, they are all staring down a list of charges, including possessing a firearm during the commission of a felony, and throwing a deadly missile. the sheriff had this to say and the statement, the proactive observations made by our patrol and aviation units prevented a potentially dangerous situation from escalating further. the recovery of multiple firearms further emphasizes and our prioritization of the safety and well-being of our community and sandra, how lucky are the folks who didn t answer the door at the home that was targeted as the sheriff alluded to in the statement. it could have gone from bad to worse very quickly. sandra: absolutely, charles watson on the crazy story. thank you very much. john: home invasions are terrifying. happening now, attorney general merrick garland meeting with justice department officials on
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to prioritize or if in fact markets say that prioritization is not good enough, you have these cadcading effects throughout global financial markets. that s because the u.s. treasury is essentially the fundamental building block of all the financial markets throughout the world, meaning that it is considered the safest of safe assets. almost every other asset is bench marked against it. it s often used as collateral through other kinds of trades throughout the world. if you suddenly find out this once considered safest of safe assets is actually not that safe, it has this kind of domino effect where you could imagine that there s panic and chaos and sell-offs throughout lost of other markets that are essentially forced by this one this one building block essentially being pulled out from the system. so it is absolutely a scenario we do not want. it is not the national parks getting shutdown akin to a
which bills to pay first? i believe that the biden administration led by the president but also janet yellen are going to make sure working people are at the top of that line. it s a long line. we ve got social security, medicaid, federal employees and their paychecks. i think what s interesting is that even if you see a prioritization of the most vulnerable folks, the weakest people, you re going to see a lot of people down the line saying, gosh, i m maybe going to sue. there s going to be an entire legal morass from this that we can only just begin to imagine and i hope we re not going to get there. yellen reportedly has contingency plans. what are among the plans? we ve already seen the