committed, or a parent trying to get help for their teen that is suicidal, that the beds aren t available, the resources aren t there. and this is a widespread problem across many jurisdictions. so i think that we really need to think about funding and how we can truly make a dent in this and not just talk about it. and very quickly if you can, why isn t the guy who killed him being charged? well, in the district attorney s view, it is about understanding intent here. this was an aggressive panhandler the suspect in this case said he saw him ball up his fists and was, you know, moving toward people and he decided to act. the question is what would you charge him with. if you charge him with murder, you have to prove that intent. if you charge him with manslaughter, you have to prove that he knew that that was a
your mind that this was state a media? not at all.ll my our mutual buddy the chris plante calls a national panhandler radio, appropriately npr. and yor radiaru know what s amag about this? they re trying to prove thatd they re not state media by and they re relying on everyone defes funded by the state in order to make that defense. prs so karine jean-pierre stands there at the white house press briefing and say briefins npr ie independent, she gives a braveheart style speect styleh attesting to their independence. do you think she would ever do s that for simon atibaim? like, not in a million years. not in a million years. of course, it s for npr. npr cited yul roth, the former head of censorship twitter,affii as a guy who saidat m they shouldn t be labeled state affiliatededia media. dollars yo, roth and twitter atfedera the time were making millions of dollars from the federal government to censor the american public. these are all completely biased people. and one last big thing