night of trayvon martin shooting when he killed trayvon martin. exactly. the night of trayvon martin shooting, supposedly he had four different prescription drugs, antianxiety included, that he had fought with his wife that night, that she had left and al you ve got this volcano of emotions that was moving through this guy. and what does he do? he picks up his gun and goes out to take control of his life again, to be somebody in that neighborhood. and then this terrible confrontation occurs. what does the police dispatcher tell him? don t follow that man. and he does it anyway. and then we have a death that arises from it. wrong place, wrong time, wrong emotions, al. lisa bloom, clint van zandt, i m going to have to leave it there, but thanks for your time tonight. we ll be right back. ya know, with new fedex one rate
we give patients. melatonin. gava, which is a mood stabilizeer, antianxiety. they have put them in there and it actually works. a few people tell me this calms them down and it works. if you have a major sleeping problem. this is for people who have tried everything. they have gotten the best mattress and they have made the room calm and they have the same kind of going to bed and waking up, if you tried everything exercise, et cetera. you may want to try this. here s the thing. brian: you re saying don t get in the habit of doing this every day but if you are having trouble sleeping, you would try it. would you recommend against doing this every day? it is not f.d.a. regulated. a lot of times we may not know exactly what s in here. basically what they re listing, what i read, they re safe. if you have a huge show coming up and you re never nervous about this kind of
doctor to doctor. reporter: and most giving him more and more prescriptions. in fact, perkins ended up with 25 different prescriptions for 25 different drugs. all prescribed by va doctors. you ended up going to see your own doctor, and he told you you were lucky to be alive. he said i was on a cocktail of poison. reporter: he isn t alone receiving mood altering medication from the military and va. in fact, over the past ten years, the military and va spent over $2 billion medicating its men and women, with antianxiety and anti-psychotic medication. it is a huge expenditure this spokesman defends. in the last decade, we made great strides increasing access to care and decreasing stigma in getting that care. reporter: a stance psychiatrist peter braggen says
oh, you did say that? i find knew direct criminal contempt, 30 days in the county jail. okay, that s fine. gregg: 30 days, criminal contempt. he can do it. hope she brought her toothbrush. she was originally arrested for illegal possession of antianxiety medication. martha: i got a girl nobody tells that girl what to do. bill: gregg: she is going to learn the hard way. martha: she s fine with 30 days. 10,000? no. but 30 days, okay. this is an unbelievable story we have covered since the very beginning and it s a true story of hope and inspiration. we are hearing the first comments now from a 15-year-old pakistani girl who is becoming an international symbol of what taliban oppression can produce. mali was shot in the head point-blank in the head by militants while she was in the bus going to school. that happened back in october.
tool. be involved in cancer and find him to be reprehensible freak. bob: this raises a question to me. what other drugs are out there developed to avoid detection? in the olympics, some were in the record so fast they couldn t catch anything they normally catch them on. some are out there developing new drugs. greg: i have to now change my mind. i have to defend lance. what if they applied the rules to media? how many are on drugs to enhance their performance, adderall or antianxiety or alcohol. eric: you mean people at this snail dana: but didn t try to ruin other people s lives and prevent them making a living.