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>> it was a lonely road. until i found others. >> the oncologist said it looked like someone had taken kate and dipped her in cancer. >> we know he struggles with brain injury, the b.a. actually considers him 350% disabled. >> constant alertness, watchfulness, inability to sleep. >> sometimes he wakes up crying. >> bowman. my mind was a mess. >> in this house, we say the word cancer. cancer, with a little lot in our voice. like he knows that something is not good. >> you did get? hey, pastor lou...

Chest, lower back. then we lost touch because no electricity and we didnt have a way to call them. and by that time, my grandmother was already alone for five days or so. alone, disabled, no food, no water. the last time we spoke to my grandmother, she was telling us that the rsf is raiding the house. wounded on the streets of khartoum, azhaar�*s grandfather desperately searched for a hospital, but this wasnt easy. hospitals were now shutting down. at the start of the conflict, there were 88 h...

Disabled. >> constant alertness, watchfulness. the inability to sleep. >> sometimes he wakes up crying. >> boom. my mind was a mess. >> in this house we say the word cancer with a little lip and our voice. but he knows that something is not a. amanda >>? pastor louis? >> im not ready to be single parent. >> if you recognize me blank ones. >> you only get one of these in a lifetime. >> the reason that i can carry on is because of family, community, and love.

The freedom caucus. >> congressman, lets talk about some of these work requirements. you have expressed concern about people under the age of 54 who have no, kids who have seen changes to their food stamp benefits. you say your district is one of the poorest in america, but youre also saying that its been narrowed to the point of nothingness. you just told me that a few seconds ago. who were you worried about being negatively impacted by this? >> its just, there is a lot of clarity. people in mi...

Friend and colleague, richard lui, which just aired last night on msnbc. heres the first look at the story, seven years in the making. >> im richard louis, live in new york city. ive been a journalist for 15 years. and then my dad got diagnosed with alzheimers. >> by sun richard. >> good to see you too. >> it was a lonely road. until i found others. the oncologist said it look like somebody had taken cake -- and different cancer. >> we know he struggles with brain injury, he considers him 350% d...

The home care services they need. and support! the workers who are doing guards work. >> all right, my great old friend and colleague richard lui became one of those caretakers when his father was diagnosed with alzheimers, it inspired richer to direct the new msnbc feature documentary unconditional, on mental health and caregiving. >> i have been a journalist for 15 years, and then my dad got diagnosed with alzheimers. >> its my son richard. >> good to see you, to. >> it was a lonely road, unti...

Caregivers looking after their loved ones. past my plan so we get seniors, and people with disabilities the home care services they need. and support! the workers who are doing guards work. >> all right, my great old friend and colleague richard lui became one of those caretakers when his father was diagnosed with alzheimers, it inspired richer to direct the new msnbc feature documentary unconditional, on mental health and caregiving. >> i have been a journalist for 15 years, and then my dad got...

Diagnosed with alzheimers. >> where is my son, richard? >> good to see you, as well. >> it was a lonely road, until i found others. the oncologist said that it looked like somebody had taken kate and dipped her and cancer. >> we know, he has a brain injury, the dea actually considers him 350% disabled. >> the reason that i can carry on, its because of family, community and love. >> a new documentary directed by msnbcs own richard louis tackles a sensitive topic that affects hundreds of millions ...

Electricity and we didnt have a way to call them. and by that time, my grandmother was already alone for five days or so. alone, disabled, no food, no water. the last time we spoke to my grandmother, she was telling us that the rsf is raiding the house. wounded on the streets of khartoum, azhas grandfather desperately searched for a hospital, but this wasnt easy. hospitals were now shutting down. at the start of the conflict, there were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20th of may,...

Interview as you just mentioned with representative steven horsford coming up at four p.m.. in just a couple of minutes, folks, make sure to watch symone every weekend and for people following our show and on peacock with new episodes streaming every monday. thank you, symone. by the way, tonight on msnbc, then you film unconditional is providing a deeply personal look at the topic of mental health and caregiving. my colleague and friend, msnbc anchor and award-winning filmmaker richard louis ta...