budget in this country, $4 trillion, a large part of that is pharmaceuticals. if you re over the age of 65, 35% are taking five or more meds a day for those nuisances of age ing. we re not talking cholesterol or diabetes, but sleep and pain and mood. first in conjunction with, often times, those are the medications that are prescribed first, but they don t work as well or people don t get the relief they want. and i think increasingly, that s why they are starting to turn to cannabis. and you re getting real data. first it was very smoke and mirrors, if you will, but now in countries like israel, they are start ing to see the medication use is going down and people are getting more relief. sometimes it s the only thing that works for them. i feel like you address ed this in every it ration of your evolution and your experience on this. concerns about side effects,
bureaucracies in the state of florida. why is it someone always has to try to jam their agenda down our throats? our state is where woke goes to die. florida governor ron desantis he has made this culture clash, this attack on his view or his it ration of what we calls woke politics, but there s a lot of projection of become and forth it s not the first time books have been in the political crosshairs for sure. but let s get into what it means. not the buzzwords but what he s doing. this is our future i can fill in the cliches about knowledge is power, et cetera, but here s what it looks like. the new york times has important reporting about how the desantis administration is usesing power to not only view sensorship but also put political pressure for its version of history into textbooks, now and in the future the idea is to align what the desantis political project, a conservative group that is
and pretty difficult. yeah, you raise a great point. there have been no public indications of a road to settling. quite the opposite. i think as viewers know, because we have been through our share of cases, there are many cases where entities publicly say, we didn t do all that, but yes, we pay out, and part of the thing they buy with the pay out is the thing more or less goes away. it is striking for the reasons you say renato as well as perhaps a type of emotional stubbornness of who s on top. fox as a company is positioned, as it s shown in lineup changes in the past, to exist and make money. whether murdoch, ms. scott, whether they are all emotionally invested in the current it ration of fox and what they built, that s a trickier question. in law school they tell you, there s some magic number for settlement and negotiate to it. but law school doesn t always
society. that s what the experts here can help her do. and monaco, as we heard from john kirby, was this deal always griner for bout? do we know anything else? this particular it ration, those were the terms. what we have learned from senior administration officials is after months of these talks and behind the scenes communications, sometimes the terms were being played out in public. that s something that the white house felt wasn t as helpful. we do remember a couple months ago when they came forward and put their proposal on the table, the u.s. wanted to see it they could get both brittney griner and paul whelan home in, change for that russian arms dealer. the russians for their part never really seriously responded. they didn t offer any kind of a counter offer, according to official n that moment. at least not publicly. there was a lot of discussion
he has the support of the incoming house majority. but still if donald trump is unable to pull himself out of this downward political spiral that he s in, you can point to the results last night as being decisive. if i can go back to the results of that race, because i think both candidates had something or somethings really fascinating to say. i want to play more from warnock s speech. take a listen. am georgia. i am an example and an it ration of its history. of the possibility. but because this is america, because we always have a path to make our country greater against unspeakable odds, here we stand