💬 Quoted… “[President Biden] willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a private citizen."

• In a 345-page report published yesterday afternoon, special counsel Robert Hur concluded that President Biden willfully retained classified information that posed "serious risks to national security,” and that he read them aloud to his ghostwriter on at least three occasions. However, Hur said he didn’t think prosecutors could pursue a criminal case against Biden over retaining the classified material, in part because there were some innocent explanations that jurors might find convincing. Hur also said Biden’s memory appears to have "significant limitations" based on interviews in which he forgot several pieces of information, including when he was Vice President and when his son Beau died.

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📺🏈 Stat of the Day: If you’re one of the aforementioned 110 million people tuning into this year’s Super Bowl, you may wanna keep a telescope handy – because the stars will be out. More than 40% of the commercials shown during last year’s game featured multiple celebrities, a ~6x increase from 2010, per the WSJ – and this year should be more of the same. Expect to see Lionel Messi, Jason Sudeikis, Dan Marino, Tom Brady, Vince Vaughn, and Wayne Gretzky, among others. But one light shines above them all: Serena Williams. The tennis legend has appeared in seven Super Bowl commercials since 2016, the most of any celebrity – which, if you think about it, kinda makes sense with all the racket surrounding the game (ba-dum-tsh!🥁).

🤔 Did You Know?... Women are over 73% more likely to be injured in a vehicle crash than men, per car safety equity group Verity Now.

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