All right, thanks everybody for joining us on markets now. Rich edson in a moment with the Employment Benefits. Stocks pulling back just a little bit. Lauren simonetti handling the details. Lauren the range on the dial about 70 points today, so that is pretty tight right now. At the lows of the session down 18 points. The market still positive but just barely. If you look at the centers, theyre pretty mixed at this point. Utilities leading the market higher, but discretionary stocks and Health Care Stocks lagging at this point. Maybe seven record highs in a row, but might stop at six. Six stocks hitting record highs today. It still is a relatively strong day. Nevertheless, back to you, connell. Connell Unemployment Benefits for more than a million americans set to expire tomorrow. It will expire unless Congress Acts to restore them. Rich edson in d. C. With whether or not that would happen. Rich they will expire. Democrats want to review them retroactively when they return. Republicans
Project on my part. I was happy to see it reach print. Mong the most notable realities, tom horn occupies a prominent place. Throughout the last quarter of century, he participated in many dangerous ctivity, as cowhand, minor, indian fighter, law man, and detective. Survive. Ed to while wild west aficionados do an equal as horn such notables as wyattern and kidd, he runs them close second. And hes been the subject of articles, books, and hollywood movies. Oday you can buy tom horn tshirts. In one area, horn stands out bove all other western characters. Is controversial death by hanging. Hangin hanging. Missouri in in 1850. He coincided with the civil war were very called difficult times. His parents, devout flowers of of christ, imposed a strict code in the home, prompting young tom to leave the mid 1870s. Westward working at odd jobs and became a cow drives on texas cattle to dodge city, kansas. Fortune he sought his in the booming camp of ledville, colorado. Hen he failed to prosper,
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