rio it's hard to make any conclusions that we shouldn't. >> butan people have a right to know right now and researchers need to study the trends because 23% of mass shooters are on some psych meds. that's a study from voa. so there may be something there. well, we do know thatan antidepressant medications have been linket medid to violent and aggressive behavior, and it's on the warning. so when yo on the u read on the warnings, we've put them on our show a while agowh iland it's their stark warningsn doesn't mean everyone is on antidepressant medication is going to be violent, but in certain personalities, especially with different drugs interacting, this could be a toxic mess.t wi coulthd it not? yeah, there may be somethingg there. so the reality is when doctorsre prescribe this, it should be in a limited context and they should understand. >> but a lot of these meds, medications now are being given out nilly. i mean, you can get a diagnosis in 15 minutes and go on acoup couple medications. tions. we d and we don't have long term data on drugs that just came out. >> so we can't really make conclusions. yeah, you're anxious today out.
homeless tents have popped up all over this city, drugged oute zombies walking through union statio an and into the metro office buildings half empty. d i >> and naturally, the crime is a huge problem. >> over the past six years ofe plummeting numbers of police homicides have increased . 75% or carjackings have increased. two hundred and twenty75%. seven percent. armed robberies have increasedsa 46% and most tragic and alarming is that last year alone, the juvenile homicide rate doubledrate d and the chies they're down about five hundred officere downs anda current police force of about oc three thousand four hundred. but council members in dc, all t democrats say this whole crime thing is overblown with regard to crime. >> well, perceptioh regardn is important. the reality is less concerning when it comes to crime. not how people feel is important,rii but there is not a crime crisis in washington, d.c., hiding the facts again.bt about but there's no doubt about it.ns criminals know that they have
this is the first time i've seen the slide there first. and principajusticesl job is toe the lives and property of lives an the of the of the members of the court. but that doesn't mean that that that they are in any wayy precluded from bringing otherg kinds of arrests. d ti ari, he's pretty well spoken. he was having a hard time getting through that answer. do you buy this? yeah, no, i don't buy any of. this.k garl and , you know, merrick garlandn also said that the marshals on the lawns had the full authority to arrest people. they didn't the full authority,h they were handcuffed. they were they should have beeth handcuffing the protestersemar,t they were handcuffed themselves by the department of justice. aulook, laura , the fundamental issue, though, is there's a law on the books that prohibits people from intimidating justices protesting atat the hos the homes of federal judges,f fe including supreme court justicesdera , in an effort to influence a ruling. that is a commons sensea law.
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