svart is with you, a special line for those who identify as democratic socialists. otherwise, republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents, (202) 748-8002. i want to focus on your relationship with the democratic party establishment. the democratic socialists of america not a political party but an activist organization. explain the difference. guest: we are not a political party but we are trying to intervene in politics. understanding of the world is that politicians and the government have a huge impact on our lives but at the same time the reason they are enacting policies that benefit the very wealthy is because the very wealthy owner them. -- the very wealthy own them. we do not want to become a political party. we want to maine kaine -- we want to maintain our connection with four people. we go to door to door listening about issues that are important to people organizing a mass organization with many members so we can maintain our independence from the politicians. whosep elect folks politics we like but we want to maintain enough distan

special lines for those who identify as democratic socialist. 202-748-8003. republicans, 202-748-8000 --202-748-8001, democrats 202-748-8000, independents 202-748-8002. to focus on your relationship with the democratic party establishment. democratic socialists of america is not a political party, but an activist organization. explain the difference. guest: we are not a political party, but we are trying to intervene in politics. our understanding of the world is that politicians and the government have a huge influence on our lives. at the same time the reason they are enacting policies that benefit the very wealthy is because the very wealthy own them. we do not want to become a political party, we need to maintain our connection with the grassroots, working with poor people. we build an organization going door to door talking about issues that matter. and organizing into a mass organization with many members so we can maintain our independence from politicians. we hope to elect those whose politics we like but we want to -- maintain a system so that we can

taking calls online for the democratic socialists (202)748-8003, the rightsci republicans (202)748-8001, democrats (202)748-8000, independent 748-8002. oscar is up first in virginia. democrats. go ahead. >> caller: yes, hello. i wanted to ask basically we all blamed the federal government for the social security claims specialists i've seen firsthand how the government especially social security has helped not just retirees also disabled people and i wonder as a socialist what is your take on the government itself government as a tool to help for the progressive thoughts when we consider all the programs you would like to commit the government will always be there. can you comment on that? >> guest: absolutely. the government is incredibly important because of the scale we are talking about them and there's no way if we don't have control over the government that we can to improve the lives of millions of people. so, i understand the impulse for folks foop for example and occuy wall street to be against government because i was born the first year of the millennial set generation. i und

population a rather large percentage perhaps but when push comes to shove if you want to run as a democratic socialist or a socialist and you have to own the other policies that go with it and that will never fly ok i let me get i've been in washington i mean is is is this a pivot. transformational moment because you know in many ways you could see the trump is the same thing for the g.o.p. because a lot of the purists in the g.o.p. still hate trump ok and and also what we have here in the democratic party you know we there is a huge split i mean i think all of us would agree that income inequality is a big problem in that it's the single most important issue that can divide a society we can always have these other issues on the side income inequality is dangerous here ivan eland is the democratic party really being able to address that issue well i think we have to i think both parties. have noticed the income inequality even some conservatives have started talking about it but the problem is the parties differ on the cars of course the cars to the democrats or the democratic socialists are you know

then, democratic socialist of talks aboutria democratic socialist in america. ♪ashington journal ist: good morning, it wednesday, august 1, 20. the house remains out this week, but the senate remains in. we are with you for the next three hours on the washington journal. we begin on the issue of 3-d printed firearms. night, a federal judge blocked the release of 3-d gun designs. the debate over the future of those firearms and plans needed to make them is now back on the national stage. hearmorning, we want to from you. how should 3-d guns be regulated? that is our first hour in the question of the washington journal today. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, call in at (202) 748-8000. not a pacific -- mountain or zones,c time (202) 748-8001. hear from, we want to you. (202) 748-8002. you can also catch up with us on twitter, @cspanwj or on hear frm you. (202) 748-8002 facebook, which is @cspanwj -- facebook.com/cspan. fromssue, 3-d guns wisconsin this morning. the headline of a paper? trump pressured to block blueprints for 3-d printing of plastic

population a rather large percentage perhaps but when push comes to shove if you want to run as a democratic socialist or a socialist and you have to own the other policies that go with it and that will never fly ok i let me get i've been in washington i mean is is is this a pivot. transformational moment because you know in many ways you could see the trump is the same thing for the g.o.p. because a lot of the purists in the g.o.p. still hate trump ok and and also what we have here in the democratic party you know we there's a huge split i mean i think all of us would agree that income inequality is a big problem in that it's the single most important issue that can divide a society we can always have these other issues on the side income inequality is dangerous here ivan eland is the democratic party really being able to address that issue well i think we have to i think both parties. have noticed the income inequality even some conservatives have started talking about it but the problem is the parties differ on the cars of course the cars to the democrats or the democratic socialists are you know b

if being a democratic socialist housing, andcare, education should be a human right, then i am a democratic socialist. means standing up against inequality and all of its forms , and i am action democratic socialist. the establishment is terrified of the word. thing from thene obama years, if the republicans are going to call a socialist we might aswe do, well give them the real thing. [applause] cynthia: when i got in this race, they said he was too powerful, that he had too much money, that albany was never one to change. what we have already won. for seven and a half years, he said he had no power to disband the ibc. sent to block progressive legislation. two weeks into our campaign, he disbanded them. why? because our movement stood up and fought back in one. -- and won. reform,nal justice marijuana legalization was labeled a gateway drug. after our campaign called it out as a racial justice issue, notable old, his department of health it to. why? because our movement stood up won.hought back and one -- on education, for years, he declared war on new york public school teachers. one mon

should love these democratic socialists because it's the fighting it's dividing the democratic party and you can tell from the very top they're scared of these people go ahead i would yeah i would say to the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party i mean the republicans had the tea party wing and but but it does make your candidate an electable in certain places now if they had the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in these places they may have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for a lot of this talk about. you know free college education for everybody medicare for all because these are very expensive programs and nobody is figured out in the democratic party or anywhere else how to pay for these but of course you know the republicans have done this with their tax cuts that's what they do to get a lack of good ok i mean well and i mean anything in fact let me jump in stead of the increase and i have to we have to go to a hard break after a short break we'll continue our discussion of the democratic

be a human right, then i am a democratic socialist.applaus [applause] >> if it means standing up against inequality in all its forms and equallizing wealth and power in our society, then i am a democratic socialist. [applause] >> the establishment is terrified of that word, socialism. but if we learned one thing from the obama years, it's that republicans are going to call us socialists no matter what we do. so we might as well give them the real thing. [applause] >> when i got in this race, pundits said that governor cuomo was too powerful, he had too much money and nothing is going to change. but four months into this race looks what we have already won. for seven and a half years, cuomo said he had no power to disband the idc, the rogue democrats who vote with the new york state republicans to block proce process-- progressive legislation and two weeks into our campaign he disbanded them. why? because our movement stood up and fought back and won. [applause] >> on criminal justice reform, governor cuomo opposed marijuana legalizatio

absolutely all you have to do is go to the democratic socialists of america website and find out what the democratic socialists of america are really all about everything you just alluded to plus guaranteed income whether or not you're working when you talk about the workers having more rights they want the end of capitalism and workers to run the show workers would own and run everything there wouldn't be private ownership by corporations stockholders would go to you know where and let me let me just if i may hate reading thing but this is very important the disgraceful use of prisons to regulate behavior would be replaced with a system that decriminalizes a wide range of offenses and provides victims victims are the ones in prison provides victims with mental health care and various forms of counseling to help people find productive ways to move forward after committing serious crimes so you commit a serious crime no more prison you know get counseling these people are looney bins ok let the democrats run on this employees ok see what you just described is good mo in one form or ano

absolutely all you have to do is go to the democratic socialists of america website and find out what the democratic socialists of america are really all about everything you just alluded to plus guaranteed income whether or not you're working when when you talk about the workers having more rights they want the end of capitalism and workers to run the show workers would own and run everything there would be private ownership by corporations stockholders would go to you know where and let me let me just if i may hate reading thing but this is very important the disgraceful use of prisons to regulate behavior would be replaced with a system that decriminalizes a wide range of offenses and provides victims victims are the ones in prison provides victims with mental health care and various forms of counseling to help people find productive ways to move forward after committing serious crimes so you commit a serious crime no more prison you know get counseling these people are loony bins ok let the democrats run on this employees ok steve what you just described is good mo in one form or

five questions that destroy the democratic socialist platform. i will tell you why it is important to do this. and to know this.let's start with question number one. what is the difference between democratic socialism and good old regular socialism? define it. when government takes over the means of production and distribution, when government redistributes wealth, that is socialism, right? when the government takes over peoples profits for taxes and redistributes the money by giving away free stuff. that is democratic socialism. that is the same. the only difference is maybe, just maybe, people choose socialism and in regular old socialism, it is imposed on them. so the difference between murder and suicide. it is the same thing. question number two, where in the world has socialism ever worked? in venezuela? as we speak, people are fleeing the country because there's no toilet paper on the shelves. i read a story about a month ago about a little girl. i think she was 10 years old. in the hospital for an infection we would have just run to cvs or

and the word democratic socialist, the word socialism is just a slow walk to communism. will ultimately encounter when they believe in this rhetoric about being a socialist. david: right. you know, one person who some people say agrees with you on a lot of what you just said is former president obama who actually did not endorse to cause owe cortez when he went through his list of democrats that he's endorsing for november. do you think that the split in the democratic party and earlier in this hour we heard another democrat who said she thinks socialism is a terrible idea, wants to dissociate herself from that. do you think that that split will interfere with the so-called blue wave come november? >> there will be no blue wave, number one. secondly, president obama is very coy. he endorsed people that are not openly socialist, but they are. but he would not endorse someone who is openly socialist. so those that are below the socialist radar, he endorsed. but those that are out there screaming i am a democratic socialist and pushing 333, he didn't endorse -- david: it's

she may be the new star of the democratic party but self-proclaimed democratic socialist failing to make stars why somebody here says that's great news for taxpayers. first we go to detroit with the latest. >> well, maria, for people who tried to take the democratic party further left had a rough night in michigan. they showed up in the form of vermont senator bernie sanders and alexandria o casio and she also took her message of democratic socialism in michigan's 11th congressional district. and she went to st. louis hoping the surge in momentum could help cory bush and in kansas she stumped with brett welder pushing for medicare for all and higher minimum wage. welder lost but only by three points and she picked up a win in the 4th district cruising to a 30-point victory and back in the 13th congressional district her candidate won by a thin margin and could become the nation's first muslim congresswoman. >> single-payer health care and free tuition and guaranteed jobs rejected last night. that's great news for taxpayers and with us now conservative commentator and a political commenta

host: james, she mentioned democratic socialists. what was your reaction? james: they want to emphasize the division and the democratic party, and as you know, there -- obviously seven wars civil war is going on in the democratic party. my take away from listening is she washink -- even criticizing the president and republicans on deficits and a host of different things, sort of nodding that these disagreements existed, but saying that the real story is the divisions on the democratic side. i think that telegraphs the shift of how negative the 2020 be.s will we saw that in 2016, where the only way that donald trump could win was being approved usually by americans on election day was to make hillary clinton be viewed even more unfavorably. that is way -- that is how i think they will play an .portant role in 2018 host: she pointed out everything they do is in the public domain. you said vicious, some would say that that is what makes politics dirty? al: at him blame them for going out in doing this, i remember in 2014, it was on my first cycles. "america ris

democrat socialist of america, 48,000 members. assistant to former president george w. bush assistant brad blakeman. do they know what a socialist is. >> i remember a time ago you called a socialist it die famed them. moist of my democratic friend reject it. they think our party is shanghaied by a small group so far of, candidates. who, who label themselves as such. but they're candidates. they're not supporters. they're not backers. they're putting their name on the ballot as democrats. very dangerous. liz: this is made-up term. there is no economic model for it. >> right. liz: it is socialism. they're talking about being progressive which is fine, you can be progressive if you want. you talk about socialism, they point to the nordic countries saying the in orderric countries have successful socialist model. denmark, norway, they say we're capitalists with big welfare programs. we're not socialists. knock it off. >> in america, socialism means what the fringe candidates are saying. everything is free. there is minimum wage that w

todd: 21 after the hour, democratic darling alexandria ocasio-cortez hits the city of angels but the socialistr ab too far left for hollywood liberals. according to the hollywood reporter she won't meet with any entertainment bigshot donors. she showed up to an occupy ice lunch. establishment democrats find her too extreme. she has a fundraiser with democratic socialists of america. jillian: ocasio-cortez's victory causing a rise of democratic socialists on college campuses, young democratic socialists of america experiencing a 280% increase from 2016 from 2018. in the fall over 250 campuses registered for a chapter which is the most ever. todd: politicians looking to win over use of voters sending a text message that. todd: fighting that is a got texts and vented mailers donated to campaigns. voters only got mailers. todd: is there a downside to this political spam? let's bring in kurt the cyber guy. >> when we look at this closely it is a brilliant way for political campaigns to reach people not only for the vote but donations to their campaign. a group of people have been using a similar wa

>> i think there was a time not too long ago if you called a democrat a socialist you were defaming thatson. today they get quite upset if you don't akin them to socialism. the younger candidates in the democratic party are identifying themselves as democratic socialists, whatever that means. so i think the democrats have an identity crisis. they have to figure out who and what they are. it is not enough to be against donald trump. by the way, it is not a good policy to give away free stuff. you have to work for stuff in america. >> you have to pay eventually for it as well. brad, capri, thank you for your time. david: see the new board game? susan: yeah. david: the latest board game. socialism. susan: how do you win? david: you don't. just like monopoly but nobody wins. that is the bottom line. good luck to that. susan: exactly. david: standing strong, remaining realistic, the trump administration pushing for full denuclearization in north korea. will it happen? >>> sending a strong warning against russian meddling in in e midterm elections. what we know about the threat. details coming

the 20th democratic socialist who won the democratic primary in new york 14th congressional district back in june, she ousted the fourth-ranked democrat andy house of representatives, joe crowley. this was a big deal for the left. the dnc chair tom perez said that she is the future of the democratic party. she is been a bunch of liberal talk shows, news networks and shows like to give since then. although she entertain that have not respond to repeated emails a fight hard to come on my program and debate socialism with me. alexandria ocasio-cortez one edition by promising people interdistrict free stuff, free healthcare, free college, free housing, free job scope free guaranteed income. what i want to do today is a a want to give you five questions to ask your liberal peers who jumped on this democratic socialism band wagon, five questions that destroy the democratic socialist platform. i'm going to tell you why it's important to do this. let's start question number one. what's the difference between democratic socialism and just good old regular socialism? define it. when government

socialists. now, democrats, progressives socialist, become synonymous terms. they weren't always sin synonymous tournaments but they're the same thing and there's an attack by these individuals on the american dream, and capitalism, free market capitalism created the american dream. it's what made us the great and wonderful country that we are, and if wore going to take advantage of the economic opportunities that we're being offered by president trump, who has come in from the most progressive president we have head in many. >> if not ever and cut through the for rest of regulations with a sickle and cut taxes and put in -- focused on american energy, did the kind of thing that would energize the economy and if we preserve those advantages for our children and our grandchildren, we need to understand where that attack is coming from and why. now i want to good back to what carl said. carl said the american dream is alive and well. i know it. i lived it. it is alive. i'm testament to that and i think probably many of you are. probably lived the american dream

they're referring to themselves as democratic socialists. 's not my words. >> but even democratic. democratic socialist is very different than saying people are going to be violent, jimmy. you yourself said -- >> agreed. no, i agree. >> we have peaceful election. >> john, you got it right on that. >> and even by your own argument, though, that he doesn't need to say this to evangelicals, then why? why bring this up? i guess he didn't think there would be a recording in there. so maybe he spoke his feelings, a.b. but if he didn't need to convince these people that they needed to vote for fear, why would he say that? >> well, president trump uses fear very effectively. he did it as a candidate, and he continues to do it. he continues to talk about immigration, what's going on at the border. he tweeted last week that there needs to be unpleasant consequences, including i guess he was hinting at family separation. and he talks about fear all the time, ms-13. everyone is a member in the democratic party of ms-13, and they're always pro immigrant c

second, folks on the democratic socialist left claim that democratic socialism is not forced, because it is democratic. the use the word democratic, so now it is a democracy. just like the republic of north korea is a republic and it does not use force anymore. as long as you say things are not what they are, then they become those things. if you say a man is a woman, he becomes a woman. if you say that a nonrepublic becomes a republic, that is the way it works. if you say democratic socialism, then the fact that someone from the government is pointing a gun at your head to rob you, that is not force anymore, now it is democracy. according to jared abbott of the democratic socialists of america, he says socialism is about democratizing the family to get rid of patriarchal relations. good luck with that. democratizing the political sphere to get participatory democracy. democratizing the schools by challenging the hierarchal relationships between the teachers of the school and the students, that perhaps is the stupidest idea in the world. we are handing over education to seven-year-old

but i'm unable to fathom what the differences between a democratic socialist and just a socialist . with socialism, the government owns the means of production, that's basically the definition of socialism. with democratic socialism the only difference i can see is bernie sanders says the government wouldn't own the means of production, they would just control the means of production. go to his website, regulations and taxes, a democratic socialist president presumably bernie sanders would direct businesses to what they could sell, when they could sell it, how much of it they could sell, how much entrepreneurs could paythemselves or their employees, how much profit they could make based on the amount they were being taxed . in other words the egos of companies like john mackey, or me when i ran carl's, we would no longer be chief executive officers ofour country, we would be upper management reporting to the government . a super ceo would be dictating how we ran our businesses and why and why we were there. it's a completely different approach to economics and approach to american li

do you think democrats going into elections describing themselves as proud socialists, is that going into the elections, describing themselves as proud socialists? perhaps the woman who is doing most right now to inject dynamism into your party is this young woman who won that extraordinary victory in new york in the primary race against one of your most established congressman, and she did it by pushing a very aggressively, or i should say assertively left—wing socialist agenda. she won in a democratic — in a very, very blue democratic district. but there have been other people who've also won in a lot of other districts, connell won in pennsylvania, in a district that is ruby, ruby red. doug jones, who i helped in alabama, in a state that is as conservative as south carolina. i don't think they label themselves as democratic socialists, but what i said, which i am going back to, is people are running in states and in districts and reflecting the values of the folks that they are claiming and wanting to represent. and that's what we're going to see in 435 districts and 50 states nove

absolutely all you have to do is go to the democratic socialists of america website and find out what the democratic socialists of america are really all about everything you just alluded to plus guaranteed income whether or not you're working when when you talk about the workers having more rights they want the end of capitalism and workers to run the show workers would own and run everything there wouldn't be private ownership by corporations stockholders would go to you know where and let me let me just if i may hate reading thing but this is very important the disgraceful use of prisons to regulate behavior would be replaced with a system that decriminalizes a wide range of offenses and provides victims victims of the ones in prison provides victims with mental health care and various forms of counseling to help people find productive ways to move forward after committing serious crimes so you commit a serious crime no more prison you know get counseling these people are looney bins ok let the democrats run on this employees ok see what you just described is good mo in one form or

democratoned, and socialist heard what was your reaction? >> they want to emphasize the democratic party, most of these visions were in the republican party. what a reflected was had -2020 is going to be great that was particularly -- even she was criticizing the president and republican deficits. she was not criticizing it but she was nodding in agreement. the real story of the democratic how, that telegraphs vicious and negative the 2020 races will be. win,nly donald trump could being viewed favorably by 44% of americans on election day, make it more favorably. i think is what america rising will play a important role by presenting whatever the democratic nominee is. everythingted out, she does is the public domain. some would say that is what makes politics 30. -- dirty. 2014, whener back in -- for started covering. it made a big imprint. the tracker is going up and they kept asking, did you vote for obama? i think you're seeing a continuation of that. that is also a sign nothing is ever early enough. they started this a long time ago. operation, is here to stay. it is not going

claim made by a lot of these democratic socialist advocates is that socialism work. that the american system of health care sucks. even if you don't claim that canada is a socialist country, they have a socialized medicine system and works better than our system. the united states system of medicine is not a free market system. the american system of medicine is deeply, deeply regulated, heavily, heavily regulated. my wife works in this industry. [cheers and applause] government programs have exacerbated this problem. medicare has low rates of reimbursement, high levels of paperwork, more and more doctors opting out, which means they are of charging other customers, raising prices. there is no transparency between your insurance company and you is a real problem. no one in this room can get a straight answer if you walk into your doctors office and said, i want and a tray, how much does it cost? he has to run through your employer's insurance and the insurance has to bargain with the doctor. the doctor can i give you a straight answer. that is not a market system -- c

second, focus on the democratic socialists. they claim that socialism is not forced, because it is democratic. now it is a democracy. just like the republic of north korea is a republic and it does not use force anymore. as long as you say things are not what they are, then they become those things. if you say a man is a woman, he becomes a woman. if a number of public becomes a republic, that is the way it works. if you say democratic socialism, then the fact summit is pointing a gun at your head to rob you, that is not force anymore, now it is democracy. according to jerry abbott of the democratic socialists of america, he says socialism is about democratizing the family to get rid of patriarchal relations. good luck with that. democratizing the political sphere to get participatory democracy. challenging the hierarchal relationships within the teachers of a school, that is the stupid this idea in the world. we are generally handing over education to seven-year-olds to democratize the classroom, so that seems dumb. socialism i

health care and housing and education should be a human right, then i am a democratic socialist.applause] againstans standing up any quality against all its forms and taking action to equalize wealth and power in our society, then i am a democratic socialist. the establishment is terrified of that word, socialism. but if we learned one thing from the obama years, the republicans are going to call us socialists no matter what we do, so we might as well give them the real thing. [applause] it wasgot in this race, said governor cuomo was too powerful, had too much money, albany was not going to change. but four months into this race, look what we have already won. or seven and a half years, governor cuomo said he had no idc, roguesband the democrats who team with republicans to block progressive legislation. and two weeks into our campaign, he disbanded them. why? because our movement stood up and fought back and one. -- and won. cuomoast year, governor opposed marijuana legalization. he labeled it a gateway drug. and now that our campaign has made it a social justice issue, his dep

jillian: curious to see how this plays out, you have part of the democrat party that is really socialistn the more moderate left. a lot of democrats in recent weeks have taken a step back from the socialist attitude, socialist message. which democratic party will win here? there are two of them. >> most democrat candidates have embraced the social platform of impeaching the president, abolishing ice the central controlled government, raising your taxes so the democrat party will still be controlled by chuck and nancy. that is what we need to realize. you are electing who is going to be in the majority, the next speaker of the house, who is going to be chairman of the financial services. do we went maxine waters and nancy or kevin mccarthy or steve scalise in those positions? rob: you were practicing doctor for a number of years. as far as socialized medicine goes, what would that do to the quality of healthcare for everybody in this country of single-payer was implanted? >> first of all there is no such thing as medicare for all. if they implement their plan it would be the end of medica

which side has the edge as the face of the democratic party, socialists or moderates, joining me to debatee sanders surrogate chuck rocha and democratic strategists and once the right. i want to start with you. which of these sides of the democratic party do you think has the best shot at winning and flipping seats in november? >> let me be clear. i am one of the very few people who believes we should not put titles behind or in front of names. we are all just democrats. our parties very big. we have a very big tent that can hold everyone. it takes two to make the thing go right. i believe democrats know who we are. the question we have to answer going into the midterms is who we will be, what direction we will go. i am confident if you look at what is happening in ohio with connor lamb and our party is big enough we can win races in new york, massachusetts and pennsylvania. rob: in these races it depends on the district you are talking about but as a general consensus which are you more comfortable with this party going? further left or more moderate? >> i am a mexican redneck from east t

by those progressives that are socialist so democrats and progressives it becomes synonymous they were not only synonymous but now they don't even try to cover that up it is the same thing with an attempt that with capitalism free-market capitalism is what created the american dream that made a great and wonderful country that we are and if were going to take advantage of those opportunities from president trump and cut through the forest of regulations to focus onhi american energy but if we preserve those advantages for children andld grandchildren we need to understand where that attack is coming from and why. carl says the american dream is alive and well. i know that and i lived it i am a testament to that and you live that american dream just as we did but how well is it? keep in mind in the last election a significant portion of the admitted socialist to be elected as president of the unitedo states claiming to be a democratic socialist, i am unable to fathom the difference. with socialism the government owns the means of production that democratic socialism the only difference

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absolutely all you have to do is go to the democratic socialists of america website and find out what the democratic socialists of america are really all about everything you just alluded to plus guaranteed income whether or not you're working when when you talk about the workers having more rights they want the end of capitalism and workers to run the show workers would own and run everything there would be private ownership by corporations stockholders would go to you know where and let me let me just if i may hate reading thing but this is very important the disgraceful use of prisons to regulate behavior would be replaced with a system that decriminalizes a wide range of offenses and provides victims victims of the ones in prison provides victims with mental health care and various forms of counseling to help people find productive ways to move forward after committing serious crimes so you commit a serious crime no more prison you know get counseling these people are looney bins ok let the democrats run on this employees ok see what you just described is good mo in one form or an