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>> as you celebrate this weekend remember those who give the last full measure of devotion to preserve our freedoms. i'm john roberts. the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. martha maccallum and this is the story here in new york city where former president trump came into the belly of the beast and told his supporters which was a larger crowd than people are expecting we are going to win. watch this. >> you want to make it big you have to be in new york. but sadly this is now a city in decline and i'm here tonight to declare that we are going to turn new york city around and we are going to turn it around very, very quickly. >> martha: speaking with people in deep blue bronx. a state the whole state of new york where republican hasn't won the presidential race and 44 years. ronald reagan did by 2% in 1980.

you see the former president throwing hats to the crowd last night. president biden willie new yorkn 2020. recent polling shows his lead in new york now is down to just 9-point so that's why you see trump fired up and interested in his home state where he was born and raised. here some of the coverage of last nights rally. interesting to hear this. watch. >> certainly a bigger crowd than democrats would like to see particularly given this is 1 of the bluest counties in the entire country. people saying he doesn't belong here. you should get out but she also had a number of people voters who told me they supported joe biden in 2020. very unhappy particularly with the state of the economy and they were looking for alternatives mainly former president donald trump. >> martha: let's bring in our panel quite travis, fox news little clandestine fleet brian is a former a former deputy assistant secretary of state for

strategic medications for hillary clinton. i want to start with a very quick take if i may from each 1 of you. your reaction to what you saw." go down the road. let me start with you. >> i thought it was an incredible moment to potentially expand the battleground. you said -23 was the 2020 result the siena poll has met -9. might not happen for him in new york but if trump were to lose new york by single digits he adds these states. this was the margin in 2020. new mexico -11, virginia -10, new hampshire -7, minnesota -7. that was a results in 2020. if new york is a single-digit we're talking about expanding the playbook and adding at least 4 more potential states which is 4 more pathways to trump potentially knocking out joe biden in 2024. >> what is your take on lease on the south bronx last night? >> i thought were donald trump has been doing has been

exceptional. 1 of the things i think people have been talking about is don't believe the polls because of it shows him up with black supporters it's alive. it's a red herring. they been saying don't believe the data. don't believe the people you see on television that say they support donald trump and happened to be black or his stantec -- hispanic. the numbers don't lie the data doesn't lie. cnn polling this month showed trump was up with black voters 25% from 18 to 49 and when you look at that crowd the people that you saw were very young people black hispanic and older individuals but what i am saying is it's reflective in the date and he should continue to go new york chicago atlanta, baltimore. he needs to build a new bridge for the republican party. >> martha: if you were working on the joe biden campaign and watch this last night what would you tell them today out what they need to do? >> math i hope you know me well enough by now that i tried to call bulls and strikes. days you invite me on that i

dread the topic. when it's immigration i know we are in trouble. there's all sorts of things i try to put a brave face on but i admit there are problems. this is not 1 of them. if donald trump wants to go someplace where a couple of people couple thousand people come and want to see what he's like, some of who legitimately are interested in disaffected with what joe biden's doing characters equal number of people couple hundred people hundred feet away yelling at him while he's regaling the crowd about building an ice rink and golf course decades ago that's great and the only reason he's there's because he's on trial 100 blocks south have at it. what i would tell them last night is of donald trump wants to go to chicago and atlanta and do this kind of stuff have at it. he lost new york in 2016. he lost in 2020. you will lose in 2024. if he wants to run in 20282032 he will keep on losing. this is not the problem. >> i am really intrigued.

>> i'm not dismissing. let's have a conversation. >> have you been around open cans of paint? those a completely delusional statement. what you're saying is not a fact check is not what the data is showing in this leaked just like you and many members of your party who say the black voters are out of reach for donald trump. what we said something different because joe biden jacked up the economy migrants have come into communities and drain resources and the fact the open border black voters are asking are they trying to dilute our votes by bringing these new people here newcomers? yes this is what's going on. you need to open up your eyes and see what's in front of you. donald trump is making a real play. >> martha: clay you raised i think on ask active thing biden could go into any deep red county and to get anywhere near this number of people to show up?

>> i don't think he could and this is fun. great start to the holiday weekend here. i'm going down martha as soon as i finish this interview on getting in the car with my 3 kids and my wife. we're driving down to the florida gulf coast which i think is the best beaches anywhere in the continental united states. it's a deep red area south of alabama right on the panhandle with florida. joe biden couldn't get 200 people to show up at a rally anywhere along that florida gulf coast. >> 's new he was in new hampshire the other day and know what he was there. >> you get him to come down i will do the opening soaking at 5 people to show up. >> 45% of kansas voted for joe biden. >> may be he should go to kansas and get people excited. let me just jump in here. 1 of the things i noticed that i think is very interesting is what happened in 2016 was that

trump went places where other people including hillary clinton wasn't going. he went to the rural areas in wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania and i remember because i cover the race people saying we have not had a candidate come here in forever. nobody cares about us out here in the sticks. i think that's what he's going to do now. he's doing it in places that democrats take for granted and i think that's why you saw so many people shop last night. >> let me bifurcate before my twitter feed has the word smuggle over 500 times. there's a difference between what i think last night was a stunt and reading too much into it today and a realignment that's been going on for years but particularly we are seeing now. i'm not going to pretend to be an expert certainly more than anyone else in the panel about minority voting. but it's clear that it's eroding in terms of support from democrats. probably i think in simplest terms because in general the entire american electorate is coming down to very simple basic

divisions between economy whether it's working for you are not. you just see certain groups coming to it slower because they have a certain more affinity or loyalty to 1 party or the other. that's very serious and that's when to continue to happen. joe biden would go to panhandle or to kansas or anywhere and he absolutely would get people there. we all know that. >> i don't know that. did you see new hampshire the other night? he went to new hampshire on the folks so is social distancing still going on because it's just a few people here. >> donald trump's crowds in 2020 were huge. i happen to be an expert on minority voting. i am black. i know it is being said. even if you think yesterday's event was symbolic there's black folks and hispanic people all

across this country who silently support trump who are thinking about support trump, seeing all those people are you seen rappers and all kinds of folks. they're going to say maybe i should get out and get vocal. >> and they are black people outside the park yelling at them to get out of there. >> i'll say 1 thing. >> they had 4 years of trump and did nothing for them. >> 4 years of biting and they are suffering. >> we are divided nation. every community. >> i was watching on all the different channels the coverage entered reporters on a number of channels say i kind of came here thinking it would be a bunch of so-called meghan people blasting here but these people are from the bronx. i thought that was interesting. >> i don't think anyone question that. they did. they're going to check people in from outside and they are going to bring them out so we are going to talk to actually folks were there last night. >> at that there's too much being read into it.

>> side-by-side the speech that biting gave to the morehouse grant, and you compare it to what trump said in new york city who is selling american exceptionalism to white, black, asian hispanic people and who is selling american victimization. i think america is not ready for -- [ simultaneous talking ] >> who is raising-- black family wealth? >> martha: we are going to have you guys-- 1 block is clearly not enough for this great panel. great discussion. thank you, clay thank you, all have a fantastic memorial day weekend. great to see all of you. good luck on the car ride. wait until you meet the young republican whose probably listen to the whole conversation and has a few things to say about it. he was instrument a welcome trump to the bronx yesterday. what he says about that experience next. >> today will be incredibly

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>> we have mobs of migrants fighting police officers and giving america the middle finger. but we are not going to let this continue. we are going to make new york city great again. >> martha: a little bit more

of the speech last night at the rally in the bronx. yesterday evening take a listen to what this attendee told fox last night. watch. you said your dad came from mexico to the united states and he's going to vote for donald trump. why is that? >> when he arrived in this country he didn't receive handouts in the way we are seeing, and all these accommodations to the migrants. he came in and work hard. i think we need to return back to those principles. >> martha: adam so lisa's chair of the new york young republican club black caucus and cochair of hispanic caucus and spoke at the rally last night. helped organize it. thank you for coming by today. we're talking the break and you said you got to meet former president trump last night. what was your impression one-on-one? >> i think is very charismatic and visual. i like the fact he is a tenacious. he definitely makes everyone feel heard and recognized and that's a great quality to have an president.

>> you heard alexandra cortes say they are going to bus people and from other places to make it look like there's people here and here is the of new york kathy hochul what she said. >> i'll tell you it won't make a difference at all and that's for donald trump to be the ringleader and invite all his clans to a place like the bronx. he wants to spend his time doing these made up think rallies and pretending there's support. be my guest. what you think of at that? >> i think kathy hochul is very disconnected with the sentiment of the community. she might not understand exactly how the bronx operates because the bronx has been embedded with people who believe in the nuclear family, the traditional values and the fact that we uphold some of the highest morals just because we come from real traditional families. >> so a lot of people in minorities and hispanic and black players who she was with the vote. it's shifting over time. why do you think that is indeed

think that's real, and do you think it could ever lead to a win in new york for president trump? >> not only is it real but i think it's inevitable. so that right now the way the climate is politically with regards to my community or any other community that may be marginalized khakis that they understand their communities are not being enriched by the democratic party. if anything they have been ignored and right now the only people that seem to be getting enriched are these migrants that are coming in. my family were migrants way back when. they can hear the proper way and they do the right thing so they could succeed. but if we are going to give top opportunities for anyone we should be able to get it to the people who want to go ahead and contribute to this country the way they should. >> i don't know if you had an opportunity to listen to president biden speech at morehouse college and an ice at historically black colleges like the funding of them the permanent funding was something that appealed to you under president trump. president biden spoke at commencement and said basically you have to work can times it's hard to get anywhere than anyone

else does and that the country is essentially in its underpinning a racist country. >> that goes to show you how primitive biden true is. racism in its whole is a primitive discussion. the way that the use that to pander to our community, i think it's very unnecessary. if anything we should be discussing the different opportunities in the way that we've created the infrastructure of the society. i remember watching a video donald trump discussing how the city and some buildings he was building the majority of the builders and construction workers were black and hispanic people and men. i love the fact is able to recognize that. joe biden might not have the wherewithal right now to understand even where he standing so i have some prayers from. >> martha: here's the now president speaking to charlemagne in may of 2020. >> you got a problem figuring out whether you are for me or

trump then you ain't black. >> martha: remember that? >> i do and it was kind of appalling if you ask me. for the simple fact how dare he say someone should vote a specific way by the colour of their skin. that's a primitive way of thinking. if anything we should look at policies and the way the resource is going to be allocated in a community. we should not be focused on any type of pandering or any racism he likes to mention all the time. if anything we should be looking about where is our values being represented and who will represent them properly? >> martha: thank you van much. wonderful to have you with us today and it's a really interesting shift that's happening and will see if it is a meaningful shift in terms of what happens in the election but your voice is very important in this conversation so i appreciate you coming by today. thank you very much sir. the border crisis 1 of the big topics at last nights rally national correspondent bill

malaysian's live in your coma california the busiest location that's all shifted to california now where it's the biggest area where people are crossing illegally and bill is covering it all for us. hi bill. >> our sources tell us in the last 24 hours alone here in the san diego sector they've had to deal with more than 1,000 illegal crossings and border patrol has the resources stretched thin. take a look at this video, a result of that. you drive around here and this is what you will see on the streets, migrants wandering around aimlessly after these crossed illegally. they're looking for border patrol to turn themselves in. there's no agents around because they are often other areas processing more groups. and will show you why there's no agents around. take a look at this video. other side of town. this is 1 of the mass illegal crossings here. people from all over the world's billing and here. this particular group looking at more than 100 people from china india pakistan zimbabwe cameroon georgia, several others. we talked with 1 guy from the

middle east who told us he wants to go to new york city and he's not here for asylum. take a listen. >> where you from? >> pakistan. >> how did you get here? >> just across the board. >> and across the border. where did you fly in? >> in from brazil. >> why did you come to the us? >> for the job. for work. >> you want to work. you know it's illegal to come here across the border like this? spee. [ crowd gasps ] not a big deal? >> no. >> take a look at this remarkable video out of mexico courtesy of a texas dps helicopter. what you're looking at our border patrol agents responding to the border wall trying to stop cartel smugglers and illegal immigrants from scaling the border wall using a hook and ladder. you see some agents are being pelted with bottles and rocks and dirt and bacteria live. take a look at these pictures.

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it's your vision, it's your verizon. >> martha: hunter biden court today in delaware. his trial on gun charges sent to get started a week from monday and he's trying to keep the jury from hearing quote unnecessary salacious details in this proceeding just as correspondent data's -- david live at the courthouse. >> this was about to make ours an opportunity for hunter biden and his legal team to hash out some last-minute issues in front of judge mariella as well as special council david weiss and his team but both sides seem to be pretty much an agreement and are moving forward with that june 3rd trial date. hunter biden was here. we have the video of him going into court. he left 2:00 this afternoon. is charged with lying on a federal gun form in 2018 when he said he was not drug user. today in court the judge ruled

special council team cannot mention hunter's indictment and pending tax case in california. the prosecution also cannot mention his child support case in arkansas or his discharge from the navy. special council also cannot use the phrase extravagant lifestyle but may mention some of those large expenses that he's made over the past 5 or so years. the prosecution not allowed to say that he pleaded guilty last year in court or any statements that the judge tore up the plea deal. that judge presiding over the trials the same judge who tore up that deal mariella and erica 's no-nonsense and wants to get things moving. she also ruled in favour of the prosecution that they don't need to prove that hunter was on drugs the day he filled out the gun form but just around that time in general. hunters attorney tipped his hat and said hunter may not have even checked no on the box and they plan to show a witness. special counsel david weiss was in the courtroom watching closely. his team will introduce parts of the hunter biden laptop is evidence. we don't know which parts but remember this is the same laptop

51 former intelligence officials touted as russian disinformation before the 2020 election. it wasn't i want to point out that this is not 100% that this trial happens until it actually starts. is a possible there's a plea deal? unlikely because both sides seem to be moving forward. nothing is final until the jury selection begins in the opening statements begin behind me. >> did you just say that he may not have checked no friday don't use drugs on the form? >> it's an interesting aspect of hunter biden's attorney brought up so they plan to bring in 1 of the men working at the local gun shop here in wilmington delaware back in 2018 when hunter filled out this form and abby lowell told the judge it's still up for examination who actually checked the box. we seen the document. it's the same colour as hunter biden signature. the ink is the same colour and i suppose the prosecution most a

the same thing but it's possible that will be brought up in some sort of way. the judge seemed even a little perplexed by that but it sounds like they'll bring it up. >> interesting point to understand. david thank you very much. breaking of former president donald trump calling to end his trial in the city on true social just moments ago. corrupt deeply conflicted democrat appointed acting judge marchand is doing all he can to furthering the manhattan sham child. he's denying me the opportunity to put on a highly respected election law expert who will once again say that there is no crime. this judge whose conflicts are completely disqualifying he goes on to say isn't requiring unanimous decision on key portions of the criminal hoax which is unconstitutional un-american. decay case should end immediately. charges thrown out and he continues but let's bring in our guest attorney for the former president and his immunity case. also running for missouri attorney general as a republican welcome back to the program.

what was that part of the jury doesn't need to have a unanimous decision? >> so the way the prosecution is proceeding with this case they've obviously alleged business records fraud and they are alleging that business records fraud was intended to cover up another felony offence. that's what under new york law turns his offences from misdemeanours into felonies. the judge based on the instructions that have been agreed on in court doesn't seem inclined to require the jury find unanimously what the underlying offence, the offence the records fraud was intended to cover up was. we believe that's a mistake in ruling by him under new york law i think that's a real problem. >> martha: wait a minute. is that because the underlying charge is a misdemeanour? >> it's because the predicate a fence i think the judge's

argument is that not technically an element and therefore doesn't require unanimity by the jury. >> it seems like the whole thing falls apart-- i'm a little surprised. if you can to be unanimous that the first part of this happened the night of know-how you get to the second part which was that it was done in an effort to cover up another crime. but good luck to the jury figuring all this out. i thought this is pretty interesting. jim comey who worked as fbi director and the trump administration before he was fired said this about what he thinks will happen in this case. watch. >> what ed glavin? i can't imagine anything but a hung jury. that's just mine. >> i think there's an overwhelming chance of a conviction, significant but much smaller chance of a hung jury and 0 chance of an acquittal he said that because he said he wasn't even sure if you were in the da's shoes if alvin bragg

that he would have even brought this case but he said now that i've seen all the evidence as it's come out of the course of this trial he said i think he's going to get convicted. >> i think jim comey has an axe to grind. i think his long history with president trump is colouring his legal judgment. there's absolutely no evidence that the underlying business records fraud offensives that have been charged here actors no evidence at all that's been introduced in the trial record tending to shows actually occurred. there's absolutely no evidence that president trump did anything illegal here. so i think jim comey is letting his biases show. i think that's deeply unfortunate but we view this is an open and shut case. the prosecution has abjectly failed to meet its burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt the charges in the indictment speak these jury instructions are extremely important because as parameters i don't have to tell you about this jury will consider and there's all kinds of stuff he still deciding on with regard to whether or not he will tell the

jurors the federal election law needs woelfel violation because the crime of falsifying business records is elevated to a felony only when done to conceal another crime so i know this is confusing everybody but this is very important, the establishment about the first time in the larger crime actually are in this case and let the jury needs to be told about how they should look at that. thank you very much. we'll see you next time. >> great to be with you. thanks for having me. >> martha: still ahead o'reilly gains on the debate over family first as kansas city chiefs star travis kelce has now wait and on what he thinks about the commencement speech given by his teammate harrison butker. >> some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world but i would venture to guess the majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world.

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>> martha: and american dad will spend the memorial day weekend with his family after facing 12 years in prison in turks and caicos for having ammo in his luggage. 4 other americans though are still there facing the same sentence. state department and foreign policy correspondent julian turner reporting live from the state department. hi jillian. >> brian could very well have faced 12 years behind bars or even more but instead he's being set free by the turks and caicos government and being asked to pay a fine of $6,700. a tremendous relief. we're learning more now for his family, for the state department as well. guy who represents and congress tells us quote while i'm overjoyed to see brian will be returning to pennsylvania and returning reuniting with his wife and 2 children this terrifying situation should have never happened to him. senator john fetterman who is in

turks and caicos meeting with government officials last week thanks the state department for the outcome saying they recognized ryan and the other detained americans are not gun runners but just people who made a mistake. he echoed that very same claim right here on fox news back when he was first detained. >> were all humans. i made a very honest mistake. i had no intention or knowledge that that ammunition was in my checked baggage and i don't see where the punishment fits the crime here. >> brian right now is 1 of 5 americans detained in turks and caicos facing a similar charge. the secretary of state insists getting all these folks on is a top priority. >> americans home from all over the world and it's our number 1 priority. so i will apologize to nolan for the efforts that our people make every day to help americans in jeopardy anywhere around the world.

>> martha: tyler when we has a sentencing hearing in turks and caicos next tuesday. brian is going to be returning to us soil we are learning tonight not that far after 9:00 pm so some great news for the family. >> martha: great news for them. hope to get the other one's home soon. thank you very much. kansas city chiefs star travis kelce, you might know the woman he is kissing, taylor swift, broke his silence on his teammate harrison butker's strong stance on family first. >> i can't say i agree with the majority of it or just about any of it outside of just him living his family and his kids. and i don't think that i should judge him by his views especially his religious views of how to go about life. that's not who i am. >> martha: okay so what does riley gains think about travis' reaction to all of this? and more when we come back

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>> this news breaking defence secretary lloyd austin transferring power to his deputy so he can have a medical procedure tonight. the pentagon says it's an elective nonsurgical procedure related to his previous bladder issue but not connected to his prostate cancer diagnosis. the pentagon says it notify the white house and congress and apologize for keeping other hospital stay secret in january after complications from surgery to treat the cancer. today the pentagon reiterates that his prognosis is quote excellent. travis kelce weighing in on his teammate harrison butker's commencement speech at a catholic college. critics calling the comments about women and motherhood

sexists. will play for you exactly what he said in a moment but first year's travis kelce on the podcast he cohosts with his brother jason. watch. >> he is every bit of a great person and a great teammate. he's treated friends and family have introduced to him with nothing but respect and kindness and that's how he treats everyone. when it comes down to his views and what he said at the saint benedict's commencement speech like a those are his. i can't say i agree with the majority of it or just about any of it outside of just him loving his family and his kids and i don't think that i should judge him by his views especially his religious views of how to go about life. that's not who i am. >> that's bring in riley gains host of the gains for girls out, podcast and out, contributor independent woman form investor and the author of swimming against the current.

great to have you here today. what did you think about travis kelce's response 12 this? >> thank you for having me on. i thought kelsey's response was perfect. it was a breath of fresh air actually. is right when he says he doesn't have to agree with harrison on everything. what he said as he doesn't of the agree with him on anything that he said in his commencement speech but he still can respect his beliefs and his values. that's what americans do or at least that's what historically americans have done and that's what makes this country the greatest country in the world and 1 other thing that i loved is that kelsey spoke with his character as a person and as a teammate which is something the media has not done. they have vilified but karen made him out to be an awful person sexist who embraces dangerous and harmful ideologies so great to see his team mates defend who he is as a person. it speaks to their team culture which is certainly a large intruding factor i would imagine to their success as a team.

>> martha: let's hear a little of what jason kelsey who used to play for the eagles. he's retired now. what he had to say in the conversation. >> i don't think we have enough people talking of the foundations of families and the importance and the seriousness of parenthood. if you are going to embark on being a parent i think it needs to be the most important thing in your life. if your kids are not the most important thing in you and your wife's life you are failing. >> i think this has really provoked a lot of conversation that needs to be had and i would imagine 40 years ago lots of graduation speeches said to young women in the audience look everyone tells you have to get married. you have to have a family but you need to do what's best for you professionally. and that was the big message for many, many years, and i think in a way this is about the pendulum that maybe we need to do a little bit more of think about what is foundational to society as jason brings up.

what are your thoughts on that? >> i agree on the bottom line here is but her as a devout catholic was delivering a commencement speech at a catholic university to a bunch of catholic graduates. i have been perplexed as to how this is managed to get the backlash that it has and the coverage that it has for nearly 2 weeks now. so i agree and thank it speaks to have the pendulum has swung. i think both the kelseys responses and no andy reid the coach of the chiefs we seen patrick mahomes come out and defend harrison butker. at the gets a clear indicator of why sports and politics should not intersect in a way that they have whether it is this issue or the trans issue or kneeling for the anthem or what have you politics in it's nature is divisive but sports isn't meant to be. sports are meant to be unifying. to abandon identities and you worked together to accomplish our goals so all of that to say

i'm encouraged to see his teammates come out in support of him. >> it's a very different reaction them he got to some things that got people cancel very quickly a while ago so let's hope we are kind of that pendulum a sweet swinging a little bit in terms of listening to people who have different viewpoints. riley gains always good to see you. congratulations on the book. doctor nicole safire on a new surge that's been happening for a while but it's really getting out of control and nationwide marijuana use and what it means to america's youth

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let's bring doctor nicole safire cancer centre and while cornell associate professor and fox news contributor. you see that chart of what's happening in the country and during that period we have so much legalization of pot all across the country. what do you think about this? >> this survey comes over several decades looking at 1.6 million people and while more people still consume alcohol, what we are looking at is the high-frequency drinking compared to high-frequency cannabis use. and what the data is starting to show is arising cannabis use is being driven by the younger populations gen z and the facts 33% of all americans live in a state where cannabis is legalized. we try to compare and contrast cannabis to alcohol, the reality is there's no safe amount of either of them. they both have mind altering effects in physical and mental consequences. the thing is with alcohol we have decades with the research.

it's well documented the short and long-term consequences of alcohol. when comes to cannabis we don't have nearly as much research. we had a big paper come out in 2024 showing 25% increased risk of heart disease and about 40% risk of stroke and regular cannabis users. there's also data showing the younger adolescents young adults it really can affect the brain development can compare their memory brain development and also impulse control and. so for me it's a little scary with the increased use of cannabis because we don't have that information. 1 thing the biden administration is doing, they recently submitted to change cannabis from being controlled substance 1 which is like heroin or lst were there's no medical use for, to a controlled level 3. -controlled level 3 will allow more research and funding to know the effects but if more people using we are going to see those consequences. i hate that we have to wait for data when we will oversee people having that. >> martha: i was talking to

former us representative patrick kennedy yesterday who's written a new book called profiles and mental health courage and he talks all about addiction in this book. when we have such an increase in addiction and the ramifications across the country all the time. why are we making pot more and more legal everywhere and asked what he thought about that. here's what he said. >> there's a big difference between decriminalizing and keeping people from going to jail because of the nontreated addiction then to commercialize which is allowing new big tobacco. years to come will look back and see how in the world why did we let this happen to our country? >> it's a great point on the reality is it's a misconception that cannabis isn't addictive. it absolutely is. and i'd states americans were addicted to a lot of things whether it's a legal illegal drugs social media we have to get back some of these substances that are altering our

brains and focus on what really matters. i talk about it all the time faith family and friends. anything else is really a distraction. >> more and more reports, we can put the headlines of on the screen we are out of time but about teenagers being ticketed a hospital after field trips at school. teachers reporting kids are eating gummies and can concentrate in the classrooms. trying to catch up from covid. doctor nicole safire author of love mom wonderful book that i was so happy to take part of. thank you very much. good to see you. that's the story for this friday. have a wonderful memorial day weekend. the story goes on. the new episode with patrick kennedy on the untold story podcast is available now. i hope you'll check it out. enjoy this weekend with your family and remember our veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom. will see you back here next week [ ♪♪ ]