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The platform? >> people with ocd, people with agoraphobia, social anxiety, a lot of these types of things are incredibly helped when you get here to pierce support. and i don't if you've heard of cbd or diabetes skills, but they're scientifically proven behavioral skills that are very teachable in group scenarios and one-on-one. and the reason the virtual worlds are so great is that you can seek the best care from anywhere in the world no matter what your financial resources are. when i moved at 15, i knew i was on my own. i didn't have money, i didn't have a therapist, i had no safety net. so...

Of behaving would take an education, and an education to costs money. so for me it's been the motivation of how do we solve complex problems, scientifically proven tools that's affordable. and that's what in a world. is >> this the affordability question then there's the anonymity question which are also speaking to, that there are maybe people who are not comfortable showing up in a normal therapy environment and speaking one-on-one but the councillor. i wonder who you find being brought in by the value of the anonymity proposition. >> i think that the people that didn't feel people seeking h...

Domestic clean energy and manufacturing in the united states. going to the liver clean energy jobs and health benefits, especially to environmental justice communities. as you can tell, i think this is just a historic moment in time and we should all celebrate it because it's gonna make a world of difference and save our families money out of time when they need that the most. >> i appreciate that in your mind you are dancing in the streets, i have to tell you, it is fun to watch you dance in that chair. your excitement is palpable. on this affordability question. earlier on, msnbc -- martin h...

Credits if you want it get it. if you don't, okay. >> this is the difficulty in trying to figure out what the playing field is. they want to make the debate on their terms. their terms would be on accessibility. how many people have access to this? the cbo report and the media focus is going to be on how many people currently have care are no longer going to be covered because, specifically of medicaid, not because they are not mandated, but medicaid coverage won't be expanded or they are talking about polling back medicaid expansion and you are not going to see it in states that don't have it...