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To talk about it, but we do know it may be coming because the e.p.a. has now moved out of the emergency response phase into a more long-term investigation phase. guys? steve: that s right. thank you very much, aishah. now they have tapped into superfund money going forward to try to make things better. but, half an hour ago we spoke to a husband and wife and they own a greenhouse there. they raise vegetables. they raise herbs, they have an ice cream shop. nobody is shopping there. nobody wants to go there. and they don t know whether or not they will be compensated like you would be with business interruption because they are not making any money because of all the publicity rightly so, about what could be in the water or the air. ainsley: maybe they could find some money in the government like the covid money. remember when all these businesses. steve: have to be authorized by the federal government and congress. ainsley: when president trump was there yesterday, he delivered
Process it. i mean, you say you found your purpose. after all of the pain. so, in terms of the what can you say to them? where did they even begin to start processing this horrible pain? i mean, it s so difficult. and they re right in it right now. they re still in the investigation phase. and they re still sorting through so many mistakes that were made. and my heart really goes out to them. it is a long process, but i can tell you for myself, at some point, i just made a choice. and i thought about, you know, there is no playbook for parents who have lost children like we have. and i had to decide, i want to the rest of my life to look. and if i wanted to be another victim of a shooter, fighting
absolutely and so scarlet, evening, just so everybody knows, you have turned your pan to purpose, devoted these years to traveling around the world, talk to school kids, educators, you talk to everyone about trauma and spotting it and helping to process it, and i mean, you say you found your purpose you know, after all of the pain, and so in terms of the casaresis, what can you say to them, where do they begin to start processing the horrible pain. i mean, it s so difficult and they are really right in it right now. they re still in the investigation phase and they re still sorting through so many mistakes that were made, and my heart really goes out to them. you know, it is a long process but i can tell you for myself at some point, i just made a choice