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and manganese and the nickel to build those complicated batteries. 20-grande anthat are heavy thatv will ultimately be powered by fossil fuels. >>y me look, clearly, president biden has a blind spot for the lives and concernss of ordinar oy americans. rules all of these rules which will increase prices, as you ces aspointed out, on are on tof the inflation that the badration administration calls in my state, louisiana, because of president biden's inflation, the average family is having to pay seven hundred and forty dollary s a month, not a year, a month more. >> that's almost nine thousand dollars a year. and now they're going to make all of their appliances more expensive. applianso so when the badadmi administration said, inifence you remember their press conference, when they said if weyyou like your gas stove,
40% worried about depression and 30% worried about self-harm. lots of concernss about teens' mental health. ana? >> why can't people get help? >> yeah. that's really the problem as you pointed out was the first statistic. when they asked parents, if you're concerned about your child and your wanted your child to get mental health services or medication, what stood in your way? and 20% of them said what stood in the way was the cost. they couldn't afford it. another 20% say they were too busy or couldn't get time off work to get the care they needed. and 20% said they were afraid or embarrass ed to seek care. that's a lot. all of those are such big chunks. obviously, things need to be done to take the stigma away from mental health and make it affordable for everyone. >> raising awareness is the first step. but there needs to be some resolution or solution to it.
they would be able to get the messages from the phone companies. so, basically early on the subpoenas went out for the phone records from individuals related to the investigation. and the committee stressed in a lot of their litigation related to these subpoenas that they weren't seeking messages. that they solely wanted records. partly becausele of the legal concernss. trying to go over th messages themselves would be. and that's why a lot of the messages that we have seen so far presented in the hearings came from former white house chief of staff mark meadows, for example. and the secret service, it's a famously opaque agency. right? i tried doing a foye ya of the secret service, for example, of documents related to their protection of vice president-elect kamala harris on january 6th. including messages. i got basically none.
american voters, college students, we begin our special series, road to 2012. we wanted to find out what college students are looking for in their next president. going to three universities in the washington area. republicans and others that are undecided. topping their concernss economy jobs. >> greta: first question, what is most important issue for 2012 for you? >> jobs. >> jobs and economy. >> greta: why? >> because what we're looking at. when we graduate, we're looking at $100,000 in tuition rates, we want to see jobs for us. a lot of us want to get married and we have to support a family. those are important issues, especially as go to junior or senior year or grad school.