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Just got to get through that moment. >> absolutely. and were hearing about the challenges are several fold. but once people get past stigma and are able to start talking about what theyre experiencing as actual changes in their health, just like they would if they were physical health changes, that takes care of one huge layer. we can learn what actually leads to our best outcomes, whats -- what causes and triggers us to spiral downward, how to fine tune things. it is not a perfect science but y...

Questions. what do you think needs to fall back. since you are here? >> since im here. "new york times." earlier this week. business section. >> he snuck -- >> he has the paper. >> above the fold. heres the headline. video game addiction tries to move from basement to doctors office. heres a couple lines of it. gaming disorder will appear in a new draft of the organizations the world health organizations international classification of diseases, the highly regarded compendium of medical conditio...

To their homes or display the images of their incredible loved ones across the nightly news. they dont do that. they dont talk about the death and destruction caused by people that shouldnt be here. >> he was 30 years old. i couldnt protect him because an illegal alien from guatemala with two felonies, one deportation, two duis, he was protected. >> reporter: critics say the president is using a broad brush and unfairly painting undocumented immigrants as violent criminals when the data doesnt s...

More than 20%. >> really? >> absolutely. i have a respect for working people. >> always cash? >> no, i do it on the phone. to your point like at starbucks, i have the starbucks app. i always whack them with a tip. >> do you ever venmo your friends? >> no, i dont. >> just asking the big questions. what do you think needs to fall back. since you are here? >> since im here. "new york times." earlier this week. business section. >> he snuck -- >> he has the paper. >> above the fold. heres the headli...

New policy and one that was intended to be a deter rent. >> are you intending for it to play out as it is? are you intending for parents to be separated from their children? are you intending to send a message? >> i find that offensive. why would i create a policy that does that? >> arizon as a deterrent. >> then there was this. >> the fact that no one was being prosecuted for this is a factor in a five fold increase in this kind of illegal immigration. hopefully people will get the message. >> ...

Coming down there. you didnt see the news covering it around the clock. regardless, its a problem then. its a problem now. kids shouldnt be the victim of a broken illegal immigration system. we should keep children with their parent. steve: what ted cruzs plan is, he would ask for a lot more money to build shelters to that when families come into the country and they ask for asylum, then the parents and the children can be kept together. and there would be no separation. right now there is no mo...

Pouring into our culture. hes trying to paint a very sad picture of immigrants. >> this contuntry has a pretty poor history of welcoming immigrants at times of need. and the challenge for us is that the president believes hes speaking to somebody whos listening. im not actually sure who the presidents constituents are. >> you were a little shook on that. >> you like to think this a fringe view. i like to consider america one of the most welcoming countries in the world. and the reality is econom...

To manafort to hang in there. i really find it appalling. >> i dont know, john, if you a putin and you are watching all of this unfold, what are you thinking at this point? >> i think vladimir putin is sitting there with his arms crossed and a big smile on his face. in other words, what hes seeing on fold here is in fighting among all of the political actors in the united states and that hes seeing frankly a media coverage of this to the exclusion of coverage of russia which he has to like, hes ...

To come out and run. >> they said the same thing about trump. >> melissa: right. and i think the candidate ends up being its officially a cult of personality. >> kennedy personality to break throughand? does anyone? >> melissa: i dont know. no one would have better beny sanders could get as far as he could. i interviewed elizabeth warren at another network when she was still a professor. slow-moving interview and i was worried we lost viewers because she didnt speak in a dynamic way. i never wou...

Canada, about how horrible justin trudeau is, the next day praising kim jong-un in, you know, sugar-coated language whereas traditionally those descriptions should be flipped is pretty amazing. >> this is something the european leaders have now begun talking about with one another certainly openly, but certainly behind the scenes, that this is the instinct for diplomacy or trying to find compromised language that can bring trump into the fold has not worked, so far as backfired so far, and yet i...