Delivered, how consistent is it, does it change? and you had better not use the m-word. don t even use it. we have dr. fauci here tonight to make the case to a parent with concerns. you know who that is? me. to now, stewart stevens, scott jennings, thank you for being with me tonight. scott, what was the lesson for you as republicans, and then the tak takeaway, you believe, for the democrats? thanks, chris. the lesson for republicans is platforms work, they didn t write one in 2020. this time in virginia, glen youngkin had issues. education, quality of life, crime. he wrote down a list of things that he would do about it.
With that time? now, here s what they had better not do. try to win a war of attrition. the right is all-in on what s wrong. can the left show they can make things right? we ll see. and we ll see right away. because the next battle is upon us. vaccines for kids. what is the message, what backs up the message, how is it delivered, how consistent is it, does it change? and you had better not use the m-word. don t even use it. we have dr. fauci here tonight to make the case to a parent with concerns. you know who that is? me. now, stewart stevens, scott jennings, thank you for being with me tonight. scott, what was the lesson for you as republicans, and then the takeaway, you believe, for the democrats? thanks, chris. the lesson for republicans is platforms work, they didn t write one in 2020. this time in virginia, glen youngkin had issues. education, quality of life, crime.
Disorder. greg: tires, i saw you practically leave out of your comfortable chair when you heard the m word. tyrus: i was like what word? white people are attacking each other, the new m word. never been a better time to be black. [laughter] we made it. sorry. like, i have never seen a white guy talk to a white guy like that. that is hurtful. that sucks for him to be white. and to be talked to like that by another wider guy, actually. what is that? white on white violence. greg: it is. tyrus: it s amazing that i never had those issues at a crosswalk. i ve never had someone hey, go this way or turn that way. a pick the guy who looks a little like you a little bit. greg: i know where you are going. tyrus: barely sees over the steering wheel.
Comfortable chair when you heard the m word. tyrus: i was like what word? white people are attacking each other, the new m word. never been a better time to be black. [laughter] we made it. sorry. like, i have never seen a white guy talk to a white guy like that. that is hurtful. that sucks for him to be white. and to be talked to like that by another wider guy, actually. what is that? white on white violence. greg: it is. tyrus: it s amazing that i never had those issues at a crosswalk. i ve never had someone hey, go this way or turn that way. a pick the guy who looks a little like you a little bit. greg: i know where you are going. tyrus: barely sees over the steering wheel. let s go pick on that kid. greg: you are height shaming.
Disorder. greg: tires, i saw you practically leave out of your comfortable chair when you heard the m word. tyrus: i was like what word? white people are attacking each other, the new m word. never been a better time to be black. [laughter] we made it. sorry. like, i have never seen a white guy talk to a white guy like that. that is hurtful. that sucks for him to be white. and to be talked to like that by another wider guy, actually. what is that? white on white violence. greg: it is. tyrus: it s amazing that i never had those issues at a crosswalk. i ve never had someone hey, go this way or turn that way. a pick the guy who looks a little like you a little bit. greg: i know where you are going. tyrus: barely sees over the steering wheel.
Greg: tires, i saw you practically leave out of your comfortable chair when you heard the m word. tyrus: i was like what word? white people are attacking each other, the new m word. never been a better time to be black. [laughter] we made it. sorry. like, i have never seen a white guy talk to a white guy like that. that is hurtful. that sucks for him to be white. and to be talked to like that by another wider guy, actually. what is that? white on white violence. greg: it is. tyrus: it s amazing that i never had those issues at a crosswalk. i ve never had someone hey, go this way or turn that way. a pick the guy who looks a little like you a little bit. greg: i know where you are going. tyrus: barely sees over the steering wheel.
outsiders. oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. and why? because it s the m-word. you can be in there talking to someone, legislator, delegate, senator and they say, oh, hi, you know, what s your name, blah black you re talking and you say marijuana and you can see the reaction change. reporter: changing the law in virginia is critical for theresa and her son, tommy, because as soon as tommy doesn t become a resident of virginia, he loses all the services that i fought 22 years to get. reporter: services tommy can t live without. like he has home nursing. now that s an adult, he qualifies for medicaid. when your bills are between $500,000 and $600,000 a year, that s loalot lot. reporter: so the virginia families fight begins. on this day, they cram into a crowded hearing room, nervous, but determined to begin the long process of changing the minds and hearts of these lawmakers.
The law changed in virginia. right. did anybody say, well, that s crazy, cause it s never gonna happen? outsiders. oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. and why? because it s the m-word. you can be in there talking to someone, legislator, delegate, senator and they say, oh, hi, you know, what s your name, blah black you re talking and you say marijuana and you can see the reaction change. reporter: changing the law in virginia is critical for theresa and her son, tommy, because as soon as tommy doesn t become a resident of virginia, he loses all the services that i fought 22 years to get. reporter: services tommy can t live without. like he has home nursing. now that s an adult, he qualifies for medicaid. when your bills are between $500,000 and $600,000 a year, that s lot. reporter: so the virginia families fight begins. on this day, they cram into a crowded hearing room, nervous,
Crazy, cause it s never gonna happen? outsiders. oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. and why? because it s the m-word. you can be in there talking to someone, legislator, delegate, senator and they say, oh, hi, you know, what s your name, blah blah blah, you re talking and you say marijuana, and you can see the reaction change. reporter: changing the law in virginia is critical for tresa and heso as soon as tommy doesn t become a resent of virginia, he loses all the services that i fought 22 years to get. reporter: services tommy can t live without. like he has home nursing. now that he s an adult, he qualifies for medicaid. when your bills are between $500,000 and $600,000 a year, that s lot. reporter: so the virginia families fight begins. on this day, they cram into a crowded hearing room, nervous, but determined to begin the long process of changing the minds
Getting the oil for the children, health-wise, everybody is on board with that. we are from fairfax, virginia. reporter: this was the core group, beth and patrick collins and their daughter, jennifer, who suffers from jeavons syndrome, another extreme form of epilepsy. and jennifer has a statement, but she is a little nervous, so i m going to read it for her. we came down to the capitol today to lobby for medical marijuana. reporter: rounding out the group, theresa elder, her daughter, ashley, and her son, tommy, now 22. he wasn t supposed to make it to his third birthday. the hope for all these families was that an oil extracted from a marijuana plant might help when all other medications had failed. so you, as a group, get together and say well, we have got to get the law changed in virginia. right. did anybody say, well, that s crazy, cause it s never gonna happen? outsiders. oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. and why? because it s