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You'll ask... what pain? with advil finally tonight our person of the week. a fourth grade girl and her call for help. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old cassidy from scranton, pennsylvania. this is the video she posted online. she writes i'm in fourth grade i started getting bullied in first grade. she said she told the school, but the bullying hasn't stopped. kids don't want to go near me. when i sit at a lunch table the kids get up. even spilling their milk on here. she writes i feel so alone. i feel like i have no one. it hurts. soon after posting the video she was no longer alone.

Spendi ining $31,000 on a lunch table. for people to be spending $140,000 on a set of doors. for people to be pushing the envelope and, you know, blurring the lines of ethics and propriety with things like the rental of this apartment. we must demand transparency. it was part of the reason why so many people voted for donald trump. because he was supposed to clean this up. he was supposed to drain the swamp. he was supposed to bring in a new level of transparency. and frankly, he has so many rich people in his cabinet, everybody thought, well, great! nobody's going to be doing any corrupt acts...

Energy lobbyist, 50 bucks a room, well below what any room would be. does that seem swampy to you? >> everything seems swampy to me. look, i think we've been amazed as american people to see the level of chivalry, the level of, you know, nonchalance with which these cabinet secretaries spend taxpayer money. and it's very important that we not get used to it. i think it's very important that we keep scrutinizing these cabinet secretaries. not the president and not the cabinet are above the law. and it is, you know, unacceptable for people to be spending $31,000 on a lunch table. for people to b...

Pictures and i can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of guilt and shame. of course, none of us are responsible for the events that ensued, but you can't help but feel rotten when your classmate, the classmate your peers made fun of for smelling like poop quite literally had to sit in her own waste because she was chained to her bed. it is nothing but sobering to know that the person who sat across from you at the lunch table, went home to squalor and fill the while you went home to a warm meal and a bedtime story. the resounding lesson here is a simple one. something that we're taught from...

Worth, texas. one wrote about his overwhelming guilt and shame over how the oldest girl was treating writing that she was a frail girl, had pin straight hair with banks and often wore the same outfit. she was one of the most pleasant people i had the opportunity to meet. she had this whimsical optimism that couldn't be doused. he went on to say how sobering it is to know that a person that sat across the lunch table went home to squalor and fit and you went home to a warm meal. the doctor and the girl attended the same school. another that is now an r.n. remembers the girl being bullied or tos...