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The opioid crisis. eight states are going to learn how to expand the treatment. >> you cant lock away an addict, you have to give tremt. >> the only difference between myself and one of the participants is time. and what you do with that time in between the. in this court, the defendants are not the only ones gets credit for time served. >> an awesome story, i hope it works. it comes with a very big price. to reduce sentences by 30 days, inmates must have a vasectomy or contraceptive inplants if...

Outlook changed. >> reporter: thats right, in his younger years, judge hannah said he himself abused cocaine and marijuana. >> i didnt know i was addicted, because it becomes so much a part of your life. >> reporter: his program is now funded by a three-year, $300,000 justice department grant. >> what makes it unique is that it is one of a kind right now. do i think it can be replicated? most certainly. >> reporter: its part of a growing movement nationwide to come up with new ways to fight the ...

Us, so i think hes looking and moving forward and what he can do in an arrangement with russia to combat this terrorism threat that we all have. >> do you support this bill, though, that were talking about? >> yes, sir, i do support the bill. i think its a prudent bill, something that we must do. >> north carolina congressman, spirited conversation with you today, thank you so much, representative robert pittinger. >> glad to do it. snanss handed to addicts as soon as they are arrested and it ...

Concerns about this bill because of the unique way in which you administer medicaid dollars in wisconsin. theres an argument this bill as its currently configured would make that hard to continue. how do you answer that and what proposals are you making to accommodate some of those concerns? >> im concerned because we have that disparity between the expansion states and nonexpansion states but harold like you said wisconsin is a great model. the only state that closed the coverage gap caused by ...

Inmate on inmate violence. this is a guy who two years ago talked about how he told his son, he has to be aware when he goes out in public of the nypd. clayton: scared of the police. >> afraid of the police. clayton: how are the sanctuary cities, this idea of new york city as sanctuary city how does that make us less safe in new york. >you have people in the country, in the city in these sanctuary cities that dont belong here. theyre here illegally and committing act of violence and a mayor who ...

And staffs and then the united states capitol across the street. they did not mess around in terms of stopping the vehicle in its tracks and arresting the suspect. >> bill: chad, youre suggesting in parts of washington life just keeps moving forward. >> its not just parts of washington but inside the capitol. its usually a good sign they dont view an imminent threat, something on the terrorism matrix if they dont lock down the house and senate office buildings. you get to the botanical garden an...

Barter. >> he was given marijuana. >> that doesnt mean hes a drug dealer. >> thats a drug deal. it doesnt matter how its done if i give you drugs for something thats a drug deal you >> mr. pollack, i have two questions for you. how do you know in the first place that there was any drugs in that little yellow envelope? >> because you can smell it. >> you can see them smelling it. >> you want to answer my question? >> i did answer that question. >> hold on, chris. >> im not going to interrupt you....

They believed that. and monica says, well, what about the consent that was sort of withdrawn by the election? good progressives dont take consent that seriously because progressivism is ruled by experts who are needed because the people consenting to the political class dont quite know what theyre doing without the guidance of experts. >> ive got to say, monica, you got a heck of an answer from george will. that was an extended answer. julie, what is the mood in the obama administration at this ...

Woodrow wilson on. they believed that. and monica says, well, what about the consent that was sort of withdrawn by the election? good progressives dont take consent that seriously because progressivism is ruled by experts who are needed because the people consenting to the political class dont quite know what theyre doing without the guidance of experts. >> ive got to say, monica, you got a heck of an answer from george will. that was an extended answer. julie, what is the mood in the obama admi...

Woodrow wilson on. they believed that. and monica says, well, what about the consent that was sort of withdrawn by the election? good progressives dont take consent that seriously because progressivism is ruled by experts who are needed because the people consenting to the political class dont quite know what theyre doing without the guidance of experts. >> ive got to say, monica, you got a heck of an answer from george will. that was an extended answer. julie, what is the mood in the obama admi...