Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 04/18/2019, including: The Mueller Report is scheduled to be released today (THURSDAY). You can expect the liberal media to focus on all the negatives. The report would be made available -- with redactions -- Thursday morning to lawmakers and to the public. The news comes despite mounting calls from Democrats to first release the report to Congress without redactions. The nuclear option: it’s time for elite northern cities to share burden of illegal immigration. These people — chiefly Democrats and journalists these days — claiming there is no crisis on the border and encouraging this disaster to continue are on the wrong side of what is turning into a massive humanitarian crisis. The president’s proposal: If House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the other open-border, Sanctuary City Democrats love this crisis so much, let them take in all the illegals while the courts catch up with all the cases. The reaction from the press and Democrats to Mr. Trump’s proposal tells you all you need to know about just how dishonest these people are about the debacle at the border. “The extent of this administration’s cynicism and cruelty cannot be overstated,” said a statement released from Mrs. Pelosi’s office. “Using human beings — including little children — as pawns in their warped game to perpetuate fear and demonize immigrants is despicable, and in some cases, criminal.” The No. 1 thing people with fat savings accounts scrimp on. People who save 20% or more of their incomes do things differently, new research shows. New research from TD Ameritrade — which looks at people who save 20% or more of their incomes, called “super savers” — shows that they may be onto something: The single biggest difference between what super savers spent less on, as compared to the rest of us, was housing. Super savers spent just 14% of their incomes on housing, while regular folks dropped 23%.