know, we know how hard it can be to hear other perspectives. so here are some counseling resources for you students who were so brave. my response is we must have different definitions of peaceful because these videos, what i heard, what i endured for three hours sitting barricaded in a room where they demanded money if i wanted to safely make it home, that is not peaceful. that s kidnapping and extortion. now, jim elermore, as i said , that staffer that sent the email out to the students, riley, following your event, also said that we value different ideas even when they re not our own. but then yesterday you tweeted that it was this individual, djamila moore, blocked you on twitter. so what happened to the exchanging views and the beauty of the exchange and the tyler and the inclusive city? what happened to that? you know, the ds stuff, it only works if it s in agreement
louisville, ians. and that same close knit community. that creates this heartbreak. will knit together the strength. that brings us back. i m proud of the mayor and his team for the job they ve done. talked with the governor. i ve also worked with federal authorities talking with secretary mayorkas at homeland security and the vice president, united states they are sending additional resources to louisville, including counseling resources. unfortunately, this is not the 1st 2nd or third time. an incident like this has happened in our country. they know what to do. and they re going to be helping us out. i will continue with our federal local officials to mobilize the resources we need working with. our police departments are faith leaders, our city and state leaders to make sure. our city receives what it needs to begin healing. and we need to take
battle you have begun and hoping that other female athletes will step up to the plate here, but they re not. and why don t you think they are? you know, people are terrified, especially speaking from my experience of talking to other ncaa swimmers specifically. lia thomas s teammates are told their school has made their stance for them. they are told if they feel uncomfortable seeing male genitalia in the locker room, they should seek counseling resources. told they will never get into grad school if they speak out, terrible, awful things that are not true. and that they will be called a bigot and hateful and trans phobic, but there are two sexes, you cannot change your sex and women deserve opportunities. john: we ll keep watching you. riley, good to meet you. sandra: interesting discussion. two people who helped former ftx ceo sam bankman-fried will
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post-traumatic stress. in a story i heard too many times, he didn t get counseling resources he needed from the v.a. he got drugs. he had so many prescriptions that he died of a heart attack at the age of 30 from taking the drugs prescribed to him by the v.a. james is someone who didn t actually die in iraq, but he died because of it. he is one of the many americans heroes that i m remembering. on this memorial day. a very troubling story and absolutely worth remembering him and so many like him who have struggled in the aftermath of battle. congressman seth moulton, thanks for being here. thanks. we will have more in a moment. thanks. we will have more in a moment limu emu & doug