have the ability to build a reactor that can eat nuclear waste. i want to promote that type of thing. i have a couple film scripts i have written. i am a writer by profession. i have always gotten a good response in a couple of my film scripts. i like to promote things that will make the world better, especially technology things. i would like to do some writing for the movies. i would like to help people in the cannabis industry, for example, reach the next stage where they can fully utilize the medical benefits of cannabis. steve: congressman, we thank you for your time. when the new congress takes office in january, it will have the youngest most diverse freshman class in recent history. new leaders. watch it live on c-span starting january 3. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, bbc washington correspondent gary o'donoghue and a u.s. politics correspondent discussed the political upheaval in france and britain and overall transatlantic relations. we. but the 50th anniversary of the apollo eight mission and or orbit. c-span'so watch washington journal live

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have the bells on it, the brakes. all of that. i need a basket. i need everything. [laughter] look, dennis, you are obviously a very accomplished executive and have done a great job foroeing and its shareholders. i wish i had bought the stock when you took over. dennis: still a good deal. david: still a good deal. thank you very much for everything you have done. [applause] dennis: thank you, david. ♪ ♪ ♪ david: so one month after you take this job, you get a heart attack, and then they come in and say, guess what, you need a heart transplant. oscar: they said sit-down and get the surgery because that is the only way you will live. david: i assume you are not flying on private planes anymore. oscar: you have to eat what you cook. david: i notice that a lot of people have what are called emotional support animals? oscar: one of the animals -- wait for it -- required another emotional support animal. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

i see the drug addiction in this country. i lost a lot of friends to addictions. i lost an ex that i have a daughter from from a heroin overdose. the night at donald trump was elected. it is a stepping stone. work.eciate your i am thankful every morning i wake up that we have a president, donald trump, that has common sense. he is a president that has to make tough love decisions and i appreciate your service. very minduana is a altering drug. guess he got me off of it? jesus christ. guest: faith-based communities often work on this effectively. if you polled the general public, most of the general public has not had this problem. if you pull people who had drug problems, they will tell you for that of doubt it is how it starts for a lot of people. not everyone who smokes marijuana moves on other drugs. we know that. but almost everyone, most people move on to other drugs started with marijuana. that is the case. i was talking to lawrence kudlow the other day, who still goes to meetings. these are meetings like alcoholics anonymous. he is very candid and open about it. he says the young people come and almost a

i want to let you chat with our callers. gina in florida, you are on. guest: good morning, c-span, america. i have a question. i do not have a alexa. i have a cell phone. my sister and i, i notice when i call, we talk about issues. the other day and it is happened with other things, but the other day i was telling her it was really dry in my house and my lips were trapped. no sooner did we get off the phone then an advertisement on my phone came up for lips. i had noticed the irony. i was just talking about this with my sister and then there was an advertisement. i do not know, are our phones listening to us like alexa? judith: gina, that is a really good question. i have asked that of many people and they say no, that is , ridiculous. the possibility certainly exist that it is. as soon as you provide information to a company like that, that information can be sold instantaneously. it all happens algorithmically, no human need be involved so it , is definitely possible that your phone is listening to you, sending information to the cloud, and that is being bought by third parties, advertising sellers who are marketing it. -- marketing it to

as a beautiful woman, how can you support a man who's a womanizer and trashes women all theu time? >> guest: yeah, i don't -- i certainly know that he has a past of many people, you know, who have lived a hollywood/billionaire life, certainly. and i, you know, i just think that there's a lot of people out there in the world who have lived a life to a certain point that maybe they're not proud of. i'm not proud of every decision i made, certainly, in my younger life asou well. i think that, i just -- for me, it's kind g of a grace thing whe i just think, you know, if he's improving our economy, if he's helping our veterans, if he helps women today and he has more women on his administration if, i think, than i think the last administration and certainly maybe any administration, i also think when you look at things like unemployment at an all-time, historic low for women, i mean, these are the kinds of things that, to me, your actions now speak louder than your words and speak louder than your past. and if so i judge him on what he's doing today. >> host: next call is thomas in humble, texas. hi, thomas. >> caller: hey, gina, how's it going? everybody's writing books these days.

i know a more personal side of him, i live in florida, he spent a lot of time i have met a lot of veterans he has gone out of his way to did things for, that is just him as a human. he has a true love for veterans, if i could go back and serve i would love, to i i never did serve. i am certainly not going to run for president. but, i do think that, i love the idea of a president who has served, i think that makes a strmestronger person in a lot ways. >> what is your role in trump 2020 campaign? >> right now, i am still on his media advisory board. that is trump 20 withi 2020. communicate with media like now. >> as someone who studied human behavior and supports on donald trump, would you like him to stop tweeting. >> no, i am afraid if he stops tweeting, i realize some tweets i wish he did not. but he does not ask me. but, i am afraid if he stopped tweeting he would lose his connection with the americanon people, there are a lot of people that really relate to him because of his tweets. they see the human side of him, but maybe the frailty that is human side. i think also, media sadly just

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a commitment to myself that i'm going to keep a list of the books i read so i can more easily remember. sometimes i can't remember. it's a thing that's just for me. i don't have to share it but i want to keep aber. >> kennedy: do you do a book a week? >> dana: about. i have to add some more cardio to my workout. i just have to. greg is going to get a new bike. it's before are you laughing? >> dana: these are real resolutions. >> greg: i laugh when i used -- when people use the word cardio. >> dana: i do exercise but i don't do any cardio exercise. whatever. also i'm going to make it home to wyoming this summer. i have to do it. >> pete: in honor of dana, i will read one book this year. >> pete: i will let you know when i read it. and if i recommended. currently 70% of my diet is red meat. i would like to increase it to 75. cheeseburgers stay, why not? life is short. say more of what we say in the break on tv. >> dana: that's why you're going to have to apologize. >> pete: all of those things are possible. some of the best office during the break and then it never happens. spend as much time with my kids as humanly possible and last year the first time ever, i kept a resolution. it was to twe

have another summit with vladimir putin? >> [laughing]. >> i give up. >> i think i broke my foot. i was kicking. i have a vision of robert mueller like a painter in front of avass and say i am an artist when you never know when it's done. >> you hit the nail on the head, mirranda. >> it's charlotte. >> i am charlotte. >> western europe. my mom works for the phone company. i told her i was going to spend the night at the friend's house but i went to the republican convention. >> [laughing]. >> my mom is a life-long democrat. the only time in my life i was grounded. jesse, if i am in a bad mood, i go to youtube and watching the crying hillary clinton supporters. >> [laughing]. >> this is a drink called the hillary. >> nice! >> smashed blackberrees and some wine because it has to be bitter and enough tequila to break the glass ceiling. >> you are always good for laughs. >> bless your bones. >> do you know you are funny? >> that's an inside joke. an anchor went up to kennedy and said do you know you are funny? >> lou dobbs. >> no, it wasn't lou dobbs! it wasn't lou dobbs. remember the shows that did flash back episodes. i hated that but this is better. >> i jus

say and i want to give them a voice in a place like court. have a say and i want to give them a voice in a place like courtlj have a say and iress, being an actress you have to express yourself and you have to be creative and she makes me feel that through being an actress i can speak my mind and nobody can stop me from saying what i believe is right. my goal for life is to become a lawyer or a diplomat. because ijust feel like it represents me, i'm very strong and i feel like i've got a lot of things to say. and i want to get my point across to the world. she's showed people that you can get to where she is right now and it gives me hope in life that i can get as far as she could. she makes me feel as though i can be the best version of myself, i can be the best version of myself, i can do whatever i want if i put my mind to it and i can do whatever i want if i put my mind to itand i can can do whatever i want if i put my mind to it and i can achieve anything. that is it for today's morning briefing. the liverpool manager jurgen klopp has apologised after his celebration went, shall we say, a little over the top when his si

i read that in spymaster. >> to other thriller national security writers i like a lot. i read his nonfiction. a hell of a storyteller i sat at a dinner where he spoke. i havenot met him in person. i think it was david's book the director. i did a blurb on that. unbelievable book and a fabulous movie with russell crowe and leonardo dicaprio. >> some of the authors that you say are your favorites and your favorite books, stephen king. >> a lot of people don't remember sidney sheldon. i went to school in paris my junior year. i was able to find a fabulous bookstore called shakespeare and company. george who ran it was an amazing guy. i was able to get my hand on some sidney sheldon books. he had an american, military american intelligence operation. sheldon led me to reading david morel. he wrote some great thrillers. he wrote some romance e-type things as well. he wrote some incredible thrillers. actually dictated them. had a stenographer in his office >> historical fiction writer. >> it is such a fantastic, fantastic book. how you take the backdrop hundreds of years to build a cathedral and tell the story of the lives of the people through that and make it

autos for courses so much like lazarus and i think there's a lot here that you know people have said i needed to see a quack for years this is great if i were a bit edgy puffed up would. you have course amazing thank you so much and when you've got a hostage i got another one let's have a given your presence very heavy that is good but i thought i never put this on expenses and i think ultimately the for the new you can look forward to so much for economic salvage or for making such a classic in stock to our festive edition i will hope you have a wonderful new nothing to health happiness joy all the things you could i actually think like you so much up in the one final face the thoughts before you will go are coming back by popular demand and given it the season to be jolly he does it over and i enjoy only have a wonderful in. a low. it's been a hell if he know it really high speed one hell of. many among us facing enormous challenges and a new mobile difficulties for endless isolated lonely facing eviction this christmas so we almost feel sympathy for police on me. i must sell was fortunate enough to receive a christmas card from number ten.

a lot when i was a kid. >> i was all right. i was not nearly as good as him but i was good. maybe i got turned off by seeing where it led. >> but reaches a point where you have alife, and you said yourself, i have a job, what am i doing here. i gave it up about three years ago. in part because of you because now that i do special report every night, we used to meet monday night and it would be too exhausting. >> i blamed his lack of chess play on me. >> i remember it was only used for chess games on monday night. they would have three board games going at a time, no talking. >> genius, insanity, innocence. they enjoy a reputation for psychic derangement. two i remember a psychiatrist friend visiting me at a chess club pay walked in and looked around and said geez, i could run a group here. >> he loved to think, he loved puzzles. there was an abstract beauty that to him was almost like art. >> which is how he looked at baseball. >> suffering a relapse, and loving it, it's one thing to root for your son's little league team. >> i get it. after all he was your kid and you paid for the glove come of uniform, the hat, the bat and when he turns nine. [inaudible] wha

a health hazard. i was recently diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia that carried 100 and 4° fever. it kept me out of work for a week and a half. i have been inhaling fumes from adog feces and it is a common way to contract this disease. i don't know if it is a way that it can -- it is certainly a possibility. i will never have purchased my property had i known my backyard to be inches away from a toilet for hundreds of dogs. what was once a quiet and pleasant section is now bordering on unlivable. the grateful dog provides a valuable service to dog owners, i don't deny that, where they should do it in a location that is suited for the well-being of the pets, and in a location that doesn't impact the health and happiness of the local residents it has gotten so bad i have talked to real estate agents about selling my home and inferred from them that the presence of the dog would result in a price decrease. i preferred to remain in the neighborhood. but not if the status quo continues. it is not right a business can move into a residential neighborhood like this and rob the homeowners of sleep, health, outdoor enjoyment of the property, and wealth from declining

hundred twenty pence in the bank so yeah i mean you've got to make a move though and i commute a stoke up to scotland but you know that's to me a i thought i would have been seeing you and panto you know playing on a great day out of with a great level of well i think trump might be a great billet in the pan tilt of the pond to one of the dining room many years ago the great dad in the rue free pass of tights to me i was wishy washy oh yeah. what happened ok nothing to change if you can be sure you got enough how did the president react to the entire feat of booing and everything to make a monster that showed enough care about the hey let's come up. you ask a lot of stupid questions. you know you mentioned a few minutes ago that one of our guests of this christmas show was someone used to board with you a struggling young comedian. coming up after the break was that great these two lads up we've asked that people whose interviews created a create impression movie was wonderful i just debbie arnold and former local m.p. lembit to pick joined us a. show. when our mind when the coma tempo or mind. changed there are. some of the level of the physiology t

get an a plus. >> i've done a good job. >> i would give myself an a plus. >> i did a good job. >> i give myself an a plus. >> they don't give me credit. >> they don't give me credit. >> we have a plus. >> did i do a good job? >> i'm the best. i'm good. >> trump doesn't get any credit. >> i love to get credit. >> that was true statement. honestly, it's clear he does his homework. >> if you go back to the civil war, it was the republicans that really did the thing. >> this is an island sitting in the middle of an ocean. it's a big ocean. it's a very big ocean. >> there used to not be climate change. there used to be global working. that wasn't working too well. it was getting too cold all over the place. >> we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> i told the president if he had a healthieier over the last0 years, he might live to be 200 years old. >> a pluses across the board. we decided to tack on a few more pluses as a holiday gift. ♪ ♪ >> careful with that gpa. it can be quite fragile. be qui. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ g

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people do i want to meet a young man called christian he's a rapper and he doesn't feel there's any hope for him in honduras have a listen. i was in pain from the hunger from the lack of opportunities i have dreams just like everyone else in any other country i want to have a family a house a car these are dreams things that i can never have in honduras you know the more you. sell your present then the gun is the sumo that i will be out on the saw me look for to see. i see a young man with a job working hard giving it his best for his family helping his family move forward if i stay in honduras then in five years i won't be here i could die from hunger i could be killed by gang members i could be killed by the governments of the eurozone or some of them are jennifer there's a whole generation of young people who are thinking one of my prospects what can i do what are my options if we're looking at the end of this conversation certainly for this show at the moment do you see where there might be hope for progress. there's a lot of people staying in communities in neighborhoods trying to be found there terry tourists and trying to get organized even they don't have the state protection

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a tumor. >> she was terribly homesick for her kids. >> i saw them on the weekends, but i had a little tiny meltdown. >> to have a little fun, i played aame with sandra and her co-star of what's in the bird box? >> i want you to reach in, and grab a couple things and tell us what's in our bird box. >> sandra, come on, you're cheating. >> i didn't see, i didn't see. i just saw something blue. is that bird seed? trey, stop touching me. >> bird seed? >> i got it. >> mints. >> this is a phone charger. >> mints, and lube. >> that was lotion. it was lotion. anyway, sandra is one of the many folks who have raved about the number one grossing movie of 2018 "black panther." the numbers are in, it made over $700 million as a domestic box office, coming in at number two, "avengers infinity war." >> i think they got about 300 million of my dollars. >>> chris hemsworth is transforming to a man in black. >> looks like the tables have turned. >> yeah, chris usually has a bigger hammer. but we're still really excited about men in black international. hemsworth reunites with tessa thompson in this spin-off. it plays homage to the original. >> recogniza

a career is not looking after them. >> what i would say is, this is part of the blessing of having a second chance after a blue myself up in 2009, i have seen and i have experienced firsthand people's grace which is a reflection of god's grace. that is an incredibly hung -- humbling journey to walk. particularly in a public venue. >>that is an incredibly i have k billionaires, i have stepped on their toes a number of time over the years. they decided i had to go and i was outspent over 10 to one. by people who are worth billions of dollars and don't even live in california. >> watch conversations with retiring members of congress tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. you can also listen with the free c-span radio app. president trump today made an unscheduled visit to arlington national cemetery to meet with volunteers laying wreaths at headstones. he spoke to reporters about a federal judge's ruling striking down the affordable care act. we are looking to expand arlington national cemetery by acquiring land around it. we will get it done. >> comment on the court ruling? >> it was a big ruling. a great ruling for our country. we will be able to get great health care and sit down with th

a van a cathedral seat of the roman catholic archdiocese of sun crystal ball. i like to consider the fact that we don't have a building as an exciting challenge. but i mean the parishioners have more of a problem with it than i do. people say what about your church when i say. you need a church with walls and a roof we don't have that every other age. the parish goes back twenty five years. the district was new then and the first mass was held in this house. there wasn't anywhere else to go. where oh i am down to meeting him from his twenty minutes talking off well mccomas all right let's have a listen moment so we can really imagine a house across the way he did it with the woman left the country and you can say we moved here by the end of the family but i got me from a modicum of that then my mother still lived here and she opens her home up this is that way but along the old body of what is that body and where we have a heart of gold to see on how it all and what everyone knew that the arrangement including the local authorities everywhere. on the sally but as far as i understand it wasn't completely legal under the communists that will. come without any say committed existing churc

i would never accept the fact that i would be here forever. i have a family. i have a daughter. and yes, i do have a life sentence. and in the state of louisiana life means life. it meanings you don't go to the front gate unless it's in the body bag. and i know that that's got's plan for my life. god has brought me to a place where he has redisorr me. i am looking for him to call me any way to the war den's office to say, did you hear the good news?yo see i'm different man inside jesus so i'm looking for new reward. >> it's hard, man. it's hard trying to exelify heaven in the midst of hell. learning about god made me mad about all the things i did in my life. the sins i committed. i seen m first person die at ten years ol order. ten years old. we come ready to die at 13, 14 years old. you know that's your life. o so if you go and quill a man it's nothing -- kill a man it's nothing to us. you just be like man there got to be something better. there going to something bettere belie first steps in the sand iw kno i be needing it. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, just in time for christmas, a spacex cap

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i feel so much more optimistic. i feel like a very different person. i've . two months have passed and now i am back in london campground it seems a world away a lifetime ago. i had every good intention of starting over but it began with a text then an email i didn't have a choice i have a job that requires me to be connected maybe that looks like an excuse that's what products do right they try to validate their behavior but there is some truth in it there's always some truth in it. it's hard to give up something you like doing and for me that is being connected and not wanting to miss out on things again i am back to where i started i'm as addictive as i ever was maybe my friends were right you know somebody once told me that for an addict to really recover they have to state their name and they have to state their affliction maybe i should try that. my name's for love l. and i am an addict. running is one of the most accessible sports in the. al-jazeera correspondent andrew richardson takes us on his personal journey of discovery when you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere and run is hurting why should not just stop exploring the growing popularit

a part of sonia, but sonia is also a lot of other things. i went to a fairly elite college and elite law school. i have been aprosecutor, i have been for a company that represented some very, very rich clients including maybe kids know ferrari the race car and i represented ferrari, so all of that -- altogether is a piece -- a little piece of me. >> one of the characters in your book, a real person reading the book just to learn about abuelita, your last moments with abuelita, you write about her. >> do i, abuelita, my grandmother, was probably the most important person in my life next to my grandmother. she was everything to me and i describe? the book how we didn't look anything alike, she had a long face, i have a round face. i have very curly, she had very long straight hair. not completely straight, a little wave but not curly and mine was a curly mop, we didn't look alike but we shared a spirit, everything about us was the same, we loved people, we loved parties together, she's the one who taught me the beauty of words because she had poems memorized and she would talk about them and, yes, i was there t

has been going around for a such a long time if i am writing it here when i see bearded man carrying a bag i get. suspecting that's a reality it's a sad reality you when you have internalized it become like i said if i am a person of muslim faith and i get like that i am the same what the other people might fear as well and if i don't think it's necessary it's the fault of the people is the responsible of the media we've done that people who often dorothy who put this narrative out there bearded man or a man of certain color may cause harm this needs to change we are kind of like brainwashed to think that one. so that's the step session was security just affect muslims others feel that they are suspects as well looking at post nine eleven and how you have been experiencing a lot of terrorism attack and so how did you live through those years and how do you look at how authorities have been dealing with this it was challenging because people's perspective of the minority group had already been made up and their mindset towards people of color people of faith people from about kwame really didn't understand it was the fear of the unknown and we suffered from the

a taste of orm right here? there's orm. >> that's him. >> stephen: orm looks like he-- ( applause ) looks like he shouts a lot. >> so much. a very-- very verbose. i have a line-- this is true-- iaccid poets." ( laughter ). >> stephen: wow. >> in a superhero movie i get to say that. >> stephen: sure. now did you have to-- did you have to beef up under? >> i did-- have you seen my costar? he's a giant. he's literally a man giant. >> stephen: there's jason right there. >> he's a big boy. a very-- very, very handsome man. yeah, well i knew i wouldn't grow four inches up, so i thought i could at least grow four inches out. >> stephen: i saw you right after you finished shooting, i think, the last time i saw you. >> yeah. >> stephen: you were super beefed. what's the thing? did you have to do the 300 exercise where you're flipping tires in a garage. >> close, very similar to that. it was a five-day-a-week intense workout trying to taper-- i was a big cardioguy. i had to limit that. and just eating-- that's the thing. everybody thinks i have to go to the gym. the gym is like a third of it. it's just constant food. >> stephen: so is it just like "bring me a flock of turkeys?" >> i mea

i. wanted it to mean what sort of. a relief and it made me. feel like. you know you. want to marry me i mean i'm a man and i we don't ever have a couple and then i'm a man you know what i do not i mean yeah to do what i'm going to do my dear madam and i'm just wondering if you will appeal. and leverage and the biggest yet and don't tell us a little. you know that's you know me and let them know also. and listen to. what i'm doing what i love in an article. on the got a missile not me i demand a particular and barbara diversity of the good and you give it to god knows i didn't up luck with that lovely now that idea then out of the got another part of me about the good no doubt about the door. but we have a democratic will operate in i would be the number kid on the pulpit for nixon. up but that was a demon on a bargain that. a prolonged say yeah but i never know what an event that sort of a foreigner no one ever have to live but i'm not a mother no no i was going to get it and the family would get the eleven thirty that is the one opinion but i would say the to leave would you wouldn't want any kind of mad and yeah i know you do

and would have to apply to get a place in a motherand baby would have to apply to get a place in a mother and baby unit and whilst i was applying to get her to have a place, i place, iwould be i was applying to get her to have a place, i would be separated from my child. do you regret what you did? it happens to women all the time. i can't regret the action we did because there are 11 people in the uk who would not be here otherwise, people who we know are victims of trafficking, people who should not have been on that flight. but it's been extremely difficult, extremely ha rd been extremely difficult, extremely hard and has had huge consequences for all of us. anyone regret it? none of you question what you do the same again? like emma said, we've spoken about laws and heard about different legislation, all the official decisions have been flying around that this is the year, the centenary of the suffragettes getting the right to vote for some women. just like they were very unpopular for their tactics back then, what we have done now is unpopular with some people but it means some people who are victims of trafficking, these are women who have been sold i

you know i do and do that a little bit because again i live a very good life in los angeles and i have a nice house and i have a car and i can get nice food but i have three different jobs to do that and it's not as a musician it's very tough to make money and make a living as a musician in the states so i do miss that side of just waking up and you know looking at your and saying what do you want to do i don't know what do you want to do why don't we go see if somebody is there and they don't have a phone so you go and just knock on the door and see if somebody is there and they let you in and they they start making some food they pull down acoustic guitar and everybody starts playing you know the whole world of too soft is is you know is a fun one it's fun to spend your days too soft but i also enjoy you know using my brain and doing work and making good money so it's a balance but yes i do sometimes miss the freedom of being with my friends at that time again i think. i think rock'n'roll are still have that kind of lifestyle but even today would be different than the eighty's you know

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a very, very important person when it came to the structure, he told me, "i have a son, i don't know how to be a father," and he goes further and tells me, "i wouldn't know how to survive out there, "i don't know how to have aegular person, all i know is violence and i promise you, "if i get out of here, i'm going to hurt someone else, "and i don't want to do that anymore, i'm tired of it." regardless of whom is in the white house, there is not going to be a helicopter that comes and descends into compton to fix all of our issues. that's just not happening. the height of the crack epidemic saw an explosion in violence as rival gangs fought for control of the drugs market. 87 people were murdered in 1991 alone. in 2017, that figure was 19. will served 12 years in prison for a string of offences, including car—jacking and gun possession. in december of 1999, he decided to try to turn his life around. i was significantly depressed, emotionally distraught, you know, i was suffering from a lot of the traumatic experiences i've suffered, you know. you were thinking of killing yourself? definitely, i was thinking about killing myself. i mean, that was the solution to the pollution. i'd decided i needed to go see m