Goodl'Orily here Tuesday March 30th 2021. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. Here's

what's happening across our nation. Minneapolis bracing for the first trial in George Floyd's

death. Seattle's homeless crisis now double the national average. Church membership in the

USA falls to a record low. American sleep habits worse than ever. Godzilla brings some fans

back to the movies. Also had racism? Is it everywhere? But first, the Minnesota National

Guard patrolling the streets as the trial of Derek Shaman begins the former police officer

charged with second degree murder and other things for kneeling on George Floyd's neck

until he lost consciousness and ultimately died. Protests are already scheduled in New

York San Francisco, Portland, Oregon. As some Americans apparently don't even want a trial,

just convict them. The housing crisis in Seattle getting crazy, the city witnessing a 6% jump

in the number of homeless residents twice the national average. The town of less than 800,000

people, both a transient population of at least 30,000 by comparison, New York City is 8 million

inhabitants and 50,000 homeless. Seattle gives money to the homeless, which might be a magnet.

The percentage of Americans who worship dropping below 50% for the first time in eight decades.

Ever from Gallup showing religious attendance also reaching the lowest level ever recorded

at 47%. In the year 2003, quarters of US households did belong to a church or synagogue. Now,

it's less than half. A new study says one in 10 people actually feel fully rested after

sleeping. Just 8% of US adults say they're satisfied with their slumber. Two thirds can't

even remember the last time they got a good rest. We live in a very tense time. And that's

the proof. The new movie Godzilla vs Kong, setting a pandemic record. The film grossed

about 120 million overseas and hits America this week. Sadly, neither the giant lizard

or the giant gorilla were nominated for an Academy Award. But come on. Both Godzilla

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