we're presenting evac hopewell. children's bedrooms can also feel like private universities. james madison traveled the world photographing where children sleep. ah, child fantasy and reality often much. what would the world look like if we made by children? may be like this. the domain, a full year old kaya from tokyo. a child's room often reveals their biggest streams. samantha from new york is a 3 time karate will champion who trains for hours a day. this is her bedroom. other times a place where a child lace their head for the my to provide insight into their families difficult living situation and daily fight for survival. ah, for the 15 years british photography, james madison has documented where children sleep. ah, i was asked to come up with a project for a children's charity or either of a child and kind of smiling a lot o a child in a disaster situation. so i began to think about my, how could you know, a little bit more about a child, and i thought back to my own childhood, i kind of looked at the kids in the pictures and i kind of thought, i wonder what that bedr

eric from hopewell junction, new york. the morning. -- good morning. caller: good morning. we are talking about pain and the desire to stop pain. the universal desire to stop pain and how it is hard to measure somebody else's pain. the last guest talked about china's ascension, and you picked up on china's role in fentanyl being shipped to mexico and made into counterfeit tablets. and shoveled across the border. if you've known anybody with addiction, and by the way thank you for devoting yourself to this field, because it is an insidious thing in our country. i think everyone knows someone who is struggling with addiction problems. what it does to the families, even if the person does not die. it is hobbling. it takes a lot of energy that could be devoted to more productive things and worrying about where is your son tonight and wondering where the money went, etc. etc. it strikes me that if 100,000 people died from overdoses last year in china is what proportion of that? that is a hell of a win for china. to expand a tiny bit -- guest: host: -- host: let me let bryce pard

eric from hopewell junction, new york. the morning. -- good morning. caller: good morning. we are talking about pain and the desire to stop pain. the universal desire to stop pain and how it is hard to measure somebody else's pain. the last guest talked about china's ascension, and you picked up on china's role in fentanyl being shipped to mexico and made into counterfeit tablets. and shoveled across the border. if you've known anybody with addiction, and by the way thank you for devoting yourself to this field, because it is an insidious thing in our country. i think everyone knows someone who is struggling with addiction problems. what it does to the families, even if the person does not die. it is hobbling. it takes a lot of energy that could be devoted to more productive things and worrying about where is your son tonight and wondering where the money went, etc. etc. it strikes me that if 100,000 people died from overdoses last year in china is what proportion of that? that is a hell of a win for china. to expand a tiny bit -- guest: host: -- host: let me let bryce pard

eric from hopewell junction, new york. the morning. -- good morning. caller: good morning. we are talking about pain and the desire to stop pain. the universal desire to stop pain and how it is hard to measure somebody else's pain. the last guest talked about china's ascension, and you picked up on china's role in fentanyl being shipped to mexico and made into counterfeit tablets. and shoveled across the border. if you've known anybody with addiction, and by the way thank you for devoting yourself to this field, because it is an insidious thing in our country. i think everyone knows someone who is struggling with addiction problems. what it does to the families, even if the person does not die. it is hobbling. it takes a lot of energy that could be devoted to more productive things and worrying about where is your son tonight and wondering where the money went, etc. etc. it strikes me that if 100,000 people died from overdoses last year in china is what proportion of that? that is a hell of a win for china. to expand a tiny bit -- guest: host: -- host: let me let bryce pard

eric from hopewell junction, new york. the morning. -- good morning. caller: good morning.lking about pain and the desire to stop pain. the universal desire to stop pain and how it is hard to measure somebody else's pain. the last guest talked about china's ascension, and you picked up on china's role in fentanyl being shipped to mexico and made into counterfeit tablets. and shoveled across the border. if you've known anybody with addiction, and by the way thank you for devoting yourself to this field, because it is an insidious thing in our country. i think everyone knows someone who is struggling with addiction problems. what it does to the families, even if the person does not die. it is hobbling. it takes a lot of energy that could be devoted to more productive things and worrying about where is your son tonight and wondering where the money went, etc. etc. it strikes me that if 100,000 people died from overdoses last year in china is what proportion of that? that is a hell of a win for china. to expand a tiny bit -- guest: host: -- host: let me let bryce pardo pick up