in our history. see what s in it. you realize the whole point of the joe biden president s is to humiliate the rest of us and think less of our own country, a place where we were born. you can just imagine barack obama and susan rice, ron klain, people who truly dislike the united states as currently constituted sayingo let s make this guy president grind it in their face and barely talk. so it s hard to hear anything joe biden says because it s hard is for him to say anything. but if you listen carefully or read a transcript, youou will learn what he just said is we re releasing a million barrelse per day for a total of more than one hundred and eighty million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve, which is held in caverns and a aba state. how much is it? it s a staggering figure. so let s put it in context.ut the reserve can hold more than 700 million barrels total, butn it 7 didn t have that because congress, by the way,lled as you haven t been paying attention, has been sell
last decadee. then during the lockdown s ssri prescriptions increased even more . a pharmacy group called expressd scripts reported that antidepressants prescriptions went up by more than 20% during covid, according the latest figures,n more than 40 million americans are now taking psychoactive a p roughly one in ten . so again, the point of these drugs is to make you healthier mentally to reduce suicide and violence and suicide rates and rates of violence are spikingra now we don t know that that s causation, but it ss worth looking at. ofim course it s immoral to criticize big pharma. could wecr use an honest conversation about this ? yes, immediately. clearly something s going on . what three major medical associations, including the american academy of pediatrics have eric together declared a national state off d emergency in children s mental health caused by covid parents report grief, anxiety and depression c among children, citing school closures
unconstitutional as well as to comey or as to anybody else we have to have neutral principles. the same principles. harris: all right. people confuse my advocacy. i m not there as advocate for president trump. i m an advocate to civil liberties. harris: allen, i m going to lose you and i m what we know to be true of eafltions of bias inside the fbi. we had text messages flowing between at least two employees that we know about who were having an affair. that s right. harris: who he would like to press against this president and was there bias inside the fbi? i mean, the inspector general is looking at a whole lot here. and he should be and those are appropriate functions to the inspector general. to me having an honest inspector general and we someone, off united states off d states the need f a special counsel. harris: we know that he can t prosecute, so if there are signs of bias
there are a lot of things that could go wrong. is it getting better or worse? actually, it s overruall getting better. but you have problems like oversales, crowded flights, also tight seats. complaints are up a whopping 20% from a new study as you mentioned on airline quality from wichita state university also purdue as well. united airlines the worst off d offend. overall, by the way, complaints could rise this year because of all the recent mergers we have coming up. mergers do temporary mean a spike in complaints. integrating two countries can be tricky. sdp we have the merger between american airlines and u.s. airways expected to be completed this fall. who knows.
the question is whether society can survive without the legislation, when we can t protect little girls two weeks away from the president s inauguration. i want to talk to you about your old friend ed koch. what do you remember most about the mayor? we fought for many years. i know. the first time i was arrested. the first time. on civil rights demonstrations. he accommodated that. he said he made me famous. but he was a guy who was a total ultimate new yorker. he had the swagger. he would say what he meant, meant what he said. we didn t agree a lot. later in life, we became allies of harvard university and he started a program giving second chance to nonviolent drug off d offenders to give them a way of coming back in society and becoming constructive. and i ended up working with him.