compound the experience they're having, it also discourages other people from coming forward. think about a young people who s experiences trauma, and sees the ridicule, and they think if i come forward, i'm going to get this ridicule, and we need to focus on support, strength, understanding mental health, and continuing to pour resources. capitol hill cops shouldn't be fighting for resources after this went down. we need to put the peddle down, giving them everything they need, and understand they are heroes. contagion is real, clustering is real, and we need to think about how we talk about it and deal with it every day. >> we certainly do, paul, thank you so much. terrance thank you for lending your voice here as well, and i want to let our viewers know because this is a serious issue we have been talking about, can be triggering for many people. if you or anyone you know is struggling, know there's help, call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. this morning, hospitals across the south are sounding