your mind and body are yours. that person you are talking to think deal with th hundreds of thousands of people that are all a little bit different. you are going to have to work with your provider to get to the right answer. you are going to have to be involved and engage the third big message on both mental believe me, you can find help for both mental and physical problems, so be persistent, and you will be able to find it. shannon: what s the bottom line message of the book, of opening your life? i think this public policy as well as in health care we need a more problem-solving approach to things. i think we tend to resist that, we tend to resist, you know, doing the hard work of, okay, what s really going on here. and it s part of the reason why i think we have so many prescription drugs being pass out in this country. it s the ease e city answer. you go see a doctor, give me a pill, i ll be better. i went through three-and-a-half years worth of psychotherapy to figure out, ok
united states of america. china 4300 and many engineers and chaired to what compared to what happened in 2022 and not just a story of illegal immigration and resources being depleted and taxed and not just a story about the changing fake face of culture historically. what does that reflect about the future national security. pete: will, those numbers are the ones that renaut about; right. know about and that s encounters at the border and not the known got aways that we wouldn t know their country of origin or if they re on the terror watch list. they re noted ad to those numbers and that s hundreds of thousands of additional people as resources go to processing, folks are jumping the border. rachel: conservatives complain about the border situation
treatment and research. reformers have won new affordability checks. the gambling commission will consult on two forms of cheques with stricter plans for younger people. but no plans to tighten up controls on sports advertising with a consultation on some marketing. that s disappointing to campaigners including liz and charles ritchie. their sonjack took his own life in 2017 after developing an addiction to gabbling as a teenager. we re not saying people can t gamble. but it s the role that advertising has of normalising this as a product, that it s a risk free activity. the industry has achieved a level of victory the industry has achieved a level of victory already in that it has successfully delayed this white paper successfully delayed this white paper for the last 2 3 years. that s 1000 paper for the last 2 3 years. that s 1000 people dead. that s hundreds of thousands 1000 people dead. that s hundreds of thousands of people whose lives have been irrevocably harmed. the gover
imagining whether or not that will make a mark on the president, those conversations that they possibly will have. what, in fact, they will say to the president of the united states as they meet him. i want to bring in colonel jack jacobs back into the conversation. inning to think about the veterans attending there today. so many of which may not attends another ceremony like this of d-day because they are in their 90s at this point and they were young men when they fought in this area so many years ago, 75 years ago. and this was the greatest generation. they saw themselves as the greatest generation, and their role in freeing the world, freeing the world from nazi germany. you know, the day after the japanese attacked pearl harbor on 7th of december, 1941, on the 8th hundreds of thousands of young people streamed out to reception stations to volunteer
combat mission. my concern is we don t have a bigger strategic political plan to ensure the long-term success of whatever military action we take on the ground. when you listen to what the secretary says these soldiers will be doing, conducting raids, frees hostages, capturing islamic state leader, that description means there will be casualties? absolutely. this is a risky mission. they will be very much in harm s way, and we ve got to be prepared for that. we also have to make sure that they are setup for success and they have a strategic goal that is achievable. and that s where i m more concerned at this point. what about mission creep here? this is the way we went into vietnam, with visitors, with small numbers of tactical advisers, and then we were h hundreds of thousands of troops in. that s right. and there s no question that the same president who promised to