Hey, this is Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howell.

It's Tuesday, November 22nd, and this is your morning wire, after an update.

Following the FTX collapse, Democratic lawmakers have called on regulators to examine bank

holding companies' So-Fi technologies, which owns a subsidiary cryptocurrency exchange.

The move comes after FTX filed for bankruptcy following users' discovery that trading

firm Alameda Research borrowed millions in deposits to make investments, causing a liquidity

crisis.

Nicholas Gutierrez, the 22-year-old driver who crashed into 25 Los Angeles County Sheriff's

recruits last week, denies that he did so deliberately.

Gutierrez drove his Honda CRV into 25 cadets about 20 miles southeast of downtown LA on

the morning of November 16th.

He sat down with NBC4 for an interview.

Some of the recruits said you didn't break.

What do you remember anything at all about this?

I fell asleep at the wheel and I woke up to people being on the window to get out.

I had no words.

Oh my god, I asked if they were okay and they pulled me on and took me to the ground.

Landlords in Los Angeles are frustrated with city government leaders who ended the COVID

era of Viction Moratorium in October, but haven't yet made the ordinance official, leaving

tenants to continue to be free to stay in apartments without paying rent.

Mallorland lords in particular are feeling the sting.

One property owner, Monica, who has a tenant who owes her $23,000, spoke to NBCLA to share

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