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getting through the day for so long because i had so much trauma. but since then, i have found my ways, i have found ways to really advocate for others and through my organisation and through my writing. i'm hoping to get out there that, you know, especially for other survivors that we can find some hope and we can find some healing in this. ., ., ., , this. you have written actually about the _ this. you have written actually about the emotional _ this. you have written actually about the emotional impact i this. you have written actually about the emotional impact of going through something like this, of witnessing something like this. you wrote, "i realised there is no getting over it and there's no going back to normal." how difficult is it to understand survivors of a school shooting, that really can last much longer thatjust a couple of really can last much longer that just a couple of years really can last much longer thatjust a couple of years or within school or high school, this lasts until adulthood? i think it will last our whole lives. i know ore sur viruseses that were at columbine with me and all of us are still highly affected by this everyday. i
don't take it from me, take it from "the new york times" that did an analysis of this hush money case. but, michael avenatti, your legal troubles are very different from trump's. will: so let's move to an issue that i think we always are sensitive to. let's not overemphasize new york city, but in this case, pete, my think new york city serves as a great illustration the of something that's happening across the country, and that is the way that illegal immigration impacts your daily life. the fact is new york city's such a tightly congested place that it's hard for people who previously didn't experience stuff like this to avoid experiencing the impact of illegal immigration. so there is a soccer field in east harlem, thomas jefferson park. and i believe we have a map. i think my sons played there when we lived inside new york city often. well, thomas jefferson park has been, it's on the east side highway. i'm looking at it now. my sons definitely had gapes there. -- games there. it's one of the places where where illegal immigrants have sort of taken over.
self-harm saving listen to this, 150 lives annually averting nine school shootings. joining us now is founder of rachel's challenge darell scott. darrell you and i are friend a it is a honor to have you on. i want to begin by sharing with you and bringing up impact rachel joy scott had on my life she changed my life and my walk as a christian, and i want to put forward some of her journal entries you discovered six of her journals after her passing and here's some of the things that she wrote. she really had a kind of i would say premonition of what lied ahead she wrote this 11 minutes before and this will be my last year i have gotten what i can. that was in her journal she also traced her hand and you'll see this here for our viewers he's hands belong rachel joy scott, and will someday touch millions of people's hearts indead they have. she enwrote this, i am dying we cannily my soul leaves, slowly my body withers i consider it
turning point each week, working with other people trying to get clean. you've got it. you're doing it. one of the key bits we do here, we have lots of people doing really well in treatment, and pagan is one of those people who can make a real impact. well done. so, if you can imagine today someone walking through our door who is in the gutter, who feels at rock—bottom, meeting someone like pagan — we have lots of peer mentors here who can talk about their experiences and give them a ray of hope, really, to say "i've done it and, actually, you can do it. "give it time." so, as production and use across the globe continues to rise, what more can be done to help those young and addicted to ketamine? our main message with ketamine is stop taking it. but we understand how difficult that is. so, i think it's engaging with mental health services, drug charities. if people are worried about their friends or family who are taking ketamine, i thinkjust trying to have a conversation with them and be a bit more
of bon iver. and so, i think a tier of perhaps adult listeners who hadn't paid attention to her before suddenly woke up to her and realised that, you know, this is a smart songwriter, not somebody they might previously have written offjust as a sort of superficial pop star. and i think the combination of that and the stratospheric economic impact of the eras tour has made people realise, like, this is, you know, a very serious artist and businesswoman. you know, i read a stat that said that the gdp from the eras tour — sorry, the profits from the eras tour alone would make her the 36th smallest nation in the world on that alone in terms of gdp. so, there's 35 countries in the world that are not making as much as the eras tour has. and you are rare because you have actually had an interview with taylor swift. she's a difficult person to pin down for an interview. i've been culture editor for quite a few years now at the bbc news and certainly haven't had an interview with taylor swift as yet. what was that like? i think you went to her, well, apartment in nashville, was it? yes, i did, yeah. so, it took about a year of meetings to make it happen.
right thing today. i'm glad our allies will receive the support they need. >> let me get you on one more thing, congressman. you voted against the tiktok bill. why? >> i voted against that bill because my position on that has been the same. i think there are other ways of addressing privacy concerns around social media. we should treat all of these platforms equally. that has been my position for a long time and will continue to be. i think the house will move forward. i hope the senate puts in the right types of measures and protects the millions of americans across the country that use tiktok for their small business, to promote their brands, promote their restaurants. i'm concerned about the impact to the local economy across america and i'm hopeful the senate will make some of those changes. >> andrew, president biden put out a statement praising both parties were coming together at the inflection point. how much of a role did biden and his administration have in moving speaker johnson from
depressed and it was interesting when he got to his word, he was circling his rally in north carolina last night, and he couldn't land and he told the crowd there that they would have to go home due to weather he kept apologizing to them and saying, i'm sorry, any sounded very sad and i thought i've never heard donald trump's say, i'm sorry before about any topic it seems like he's struggling emotional level. >> we got a lot more time with them. you have to sit in the courtroom. we'll see how he continues to deal with. then of course, there's how the voters will deal with them, which is of course the most important thing is we assess the impact that this can have on the election. want to get really deep into that through the course of this hour, the just a real sense of this from ap poll that came out just a couple of weeks or right before the trial began. how when we believe that trump acted illegally and look at the cases here for criminal cases, of course, the hush-money case is the lowest among registered voters about whether they believe he was acting illegally in the case and the question two, how much
what difference does it make? she doesn't empathize, she's someone who's just, you're done hillary, he won't believe it. sorry. but even sorry. it's over. >> i don't understand, she said trump models himself after putin and xi jinping also if he doesn't just get elected for the wall, he definitely collected for calling of china for actions against us in all sorts of ways. she was a secretary of state for president who went around the world going to people and apologizing for the american exceptionalism accrue from the country. where is she coming from? the mark she's a liar, there's jokes i like to make a part of me is like say it and others, maybe don't so i'm going to be a good girl. hillary clinton funded russian disinformation, christopher steele garcia which the fbi web-based. she was the one that allowed russia job incredibly destabilizing impact on the united states and donald trump's
pete: if i want to get to one other portion of what passed in that bill as well. here's the headline from the new york post, tiktok ban now ineffable after house overwhelmingly -- enevident,, after a bill passed forcing a sale. well, here's a quote also from a tiktoker who says, talking about what he's seeing on tiktok. he's saying in regard to the israel-palestine conflict for all the biggest sources of misinformation, tiktok is just a gold mine. it seems like there is something happening in the algorithm that is very much trying to soil the west. is -- what do you make of this kind of ban of tiktok and that they'll have to sell to an american company? >> i think it should have happened a long time ago. i think it's good. it's controlled by the chinese communist party. the office of propaganda there in china uses it as a tool indirectly through tiktok. they have a major impact, and i understand such a major portion of american are using it.
a pro—china politician in office as head of state. the archipelago's current parliament is dominated by a pro—india party, whose legislators have tried to thwart some of president mohamed muizzu's efforts to realign the country's diplomacy in beijing's direction. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the canary islands to protest against the impact of mass tourism. they say too many visitors are damaging the environment and pricing locals out of the housing market. there are now calls for the spanish government, to limit the number of visitors, as simonjones reports. in the baking spanish heat, that helped bring in 16 million visitors to the canaries last year, local people are hot under the collar. the message from tenerife — —— tourism has gone too far. from tenerife - -- tourism has gone too far-— gone too far. the canary islands _ gone too far. the canary islands as _ gone too far. the canary islands as enough i gone too far. the canary islands as enough is i gone too far. the canary i islands as enough is enough. they have a limit. our resources and population cannot