many of them unpaid volunteers. you live in tennessee? absolutely. did you come out here just to do this? absolutely. you re kidding. really? i do, i do. have you seen red tide this bad before? i have not. and who is to blame, do you think? i think we all are to blame, to be honest. you know? i think we all play a role in this one way or the other. i think it goes up the chain and all the way down. yeah. i just think we need to come together, figure it out, and, you know, let the scientists do what they can do, and you know, let s try to get to the bottom of it. u.s. sugar is pushing back at all the criticism. they refused an interview, but put out a statement that says we share in the frustration over the lake okeechobee discharge. we want to collaborate in finding solutions, but that radicals are blaming a single company, u.s. sugar for systemic regional problems brought over 100 years of change is utterly ridiculous. that company has enormous
that america s sugar habit is also making red tides worse. you re looking for the smoking gun. i m looking for the smoking gun. i think we also have to realize that, you know, collectively we got to this point. it took 70 years, 80 years to get to where we are now. and it s going to take a while to work our way out of it. reporter: back on a beach that should be full of tourists i find only cleanup crews. many of them unpaid volunteers. you live in tennessee. did you come out here just to do this? absolutely. you re kidding. really? i did. have you seen red tides this bad before? i have not. and who s to blame, do you think? i think we all are to blame, to be honest. you know? i think we all play a role in this one way or the other. i think it goes all the way up the chain and all the way down. yeah. i just think we need to come together, figure it out, and you know, let scientists do what they can do and try to get to
to be honest. we all play a role in this one way or the other. i think it goes up the chain and all the way down. i think we need to come together, figure it out and let the scientists do what they can do and try to get to the bottom of it. you see those pictures, it does hurt your heart. the question, obviously, the sugar industry, have they had any reaction to this developing situation we re seeing there? oh, yes. oh, yes. they have devoted an entire web site to pushing back to their critics saying we share in the frustration over the lake okeechobee discharges. the company said we want to collaborate in finding solutions but that these radicals are blaming a single company, u.s. sugar, for systemic regional problems wrought by over 100 years of change is utterly ridiculous. they won t make mr. friends in the environmental community by branding them as radicals, people who do care about this
with a lot of people saying this doesn t put food on the tables. democrats can t fall to the trap of talking about this too much. does this play a role in getting that issue back on the subject? do you think democrats talk about health care and jobs? talking about health care, jobs, economy, donald trump, the trump administration puts kids in cages because that s what resonates with the voters across the country and be clear when folks say do not talk about russia we re saying that because, one, you can turn on the television and hear about russia every single day 24 hours a day and can t turn on the television and hear about the economy necessarily or health care or the farm bill and that is why democrats are focused on this type of messaging but to be clear you have seen democrats speak out on the issue because it s just egregious. this is not a republican or democratic issue. that is american issue and whatd president did yesterday and the performance of today was just inadequate.
impairment to amelia s brain. there was a change over here in the anterior singulet cortex. it is the part of the brain responsible for decision making emotion and empathy, which could all play a role in ptsd. very, very compelling and certainly leads me to want to look much more closely and much more in depth at this type of process. most importantly, amelia felt better, reporting a 60% decrease in anxiety, something none of her previous medications had ever done. these are exciting results for a research revolution, a revolution that these three senators now want to take to the next level. this bill that we are introducing seeks to right decades of wrong. march 2015, democrats cory booker and kirsten gillibrand along with republican rand paul have just proposed the most audacious marijuana legislation