That he loved me and cared about me and ive been serwer since then and now i have 17 months congratulations for that. Thank you. Do you dream about the future now . Yeah. A few years ago, i didnt think id be alive and so it was really weird turning 18 and having plans to go to college and just all of the things that i get to do now one point, i didnt know of lucy was going to live or die and now i know lucy is going to do whatever she wants to do in this world. Every single one of these kids gives us all hope today that no matter how hard your life is, things can get better. One de at a time it sounds like such a Great Program and, and you know that young woman lucy, her face just lit up when she was talking about her her sobriety what are the effects that a school like this exists, say, about the state of the drug crisis in our country, especially among teens yeah i mean its sad. I think that a school like this has to exist, but on the other hand, youre glad that it does. Its sort of
I think that a school like this has to exist. But on the other hand, youre glad that it does. Its sort of the physical embodiment of harm reduction, something that weve talked about a lot. I will tell you, anderson, just over the past few years youve seen drug usage actually go down in the United States. But at the same time, the drugs have gotten stronger theyve gotten deadlier, and they are easier to obtain. I mean, keith was telling me these kids, theyll get the drugs off social media and theyll pay with venmo which is i guess no surprise then that the number of overdoses among adolescents has doubled over the last several years. So its an incredible program, but said that it has to exist at all for sanjay gupta. Thanks so much got it. Thank you sure. To join sanjay this saturday. May 18 at 9 00 p. M. Eastern for the hourlong special champions for change with a look at 12 people making a difference. Again, thats saturday at 9 00 p. M. Eastern its a process. The news continues right
that s what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah. politicsnation. tonight, crisis management. the war between israel and hamas is entering its fourth week. according to prime minister benjamin netanyahu a new stage, israeli forces are now inside of the gaza strip, following an intense bombardment from the air. nbc is reporting that some communications access has been returned in gaza after a blackout over the weekend. warnings about that civil order breaking down as conditions deteriorate in the region. and in washington congressional republicans are leaving to discuss their response to an angry quest for israel from the white house. the new house speaker is pushing for a stand-alone aid package that would not address the administrations call for additional funding to ukraine as well. i m in tallahassee florida today as head of the national election network to preacher sunday morning sermon, meet with community leaders and explicitly call out the anti black policies of gover
of strongmen. it s good to be with you, thank you for being with us. to lot of americans, rhonda scent this is the governor of florida, and it does not make any difference to them, it does not matter to them. you make the argument that he is setting himself up, he has watched donald trump s relative success, and is trying to figure out how to possibly do better. that is exactly right. the lesson is, when you have somebody like trump come into the system, he sponsored matej tours. ron desantis has absorbed his lessons, even his hand gestures. what is so disturbing is not just the content of what he s doing in florida with anti critical race theory, anti lgbtq rights, the whole menu of repressive gop policies, but his style of leadership, his executive overreach. he is involving himself with things that governors never did before, not just redistricting but also put mr. state supreme
the lesson is, when you have somebody like trump come into the system, he sponsored matej tours. ron desantis has absorbed his lessons, even his hand gestures. what is so disturbing is not just the content of what he s doing in florida with anti critical race theory, anti lgbtq rights, the whole menu of repressive gop policies, but his style of leadership, his executive overreach. he is involving himself with things that governors never did before, not just redistricting but also put mr. state supreme court. as for the measure against disney, i feel like it is something out of victor or bonds hungry. basically, he is financially punishing and harassing a corporation because it is not agree with his ideas. it is actually contrary to the way that republicans used to see things, right? the idea that you would punish a corporation for not agreeing with their ideas is not a