dr. pod, who is the guest of the front page program tonight, and many of us are not familiar with this title. we have never heard that there is such a title. tonight, on the first page program , we want to see that the assistant to the president in law and what has social freedom done in these few months that it has assumed responsibility? i say hello again and i say i am very helpful . i also offer my courtesy and respect. i offer my condolences for the terrorist attack that led to the martyrdom of a large number of our compatriots, especially women and children. i also congratulate the birthday of hazrat zahra, peace be upon her, and the women's week, which has passed very bitterly this year. unfortunately, i am at your service . be healthy and happy. come to the be healthy program , let's start with how far do you see the scope of social rights and freedoms? yes. because mr. president, in the ruling that attributed the servant, their emphasis is on the constitution, and in fact, basically,

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dr. turner, the chief health officer of the crisis helpline and founder of the hidden component and host of real pod. thank you so much for being here for this really important conversation. congressman kennedy, you have been open about your struggles with addiction. you write about the fact that your late father was not pleased with your decision to speak out. how did you push past that fear and why was it important to share your story? >> like a lot of his generation these were very shameful issues. he suffered terribly from the trauma of seeing both brothers assassinated. my mother suffered from terrible alcoholism. it wasn't anything we felt we could address. frankly it is still the attitude that we can't really fix this problem. that is the difference between our attitudes yesterday to today. we can make a enormous difference and reduce the number of suicides dramatically if we count this as a public health approach. we can reduce overdoses. we had 200,000 last year. whenever kept in touch with anyone of them. 95% are those that are successful later on in overdosing. why don't we wrap our arms

dr. jerry turner and victoria gerrick brown, founder of the hidden opponent and host of real pod thank you much for being here, for this really important conversation congressman kennedy, i want to start with you you have been open about your struggles with addiction and you write about the fact that your late father, the late senator ted kennedy, was not pleased with your decision to speak out. how did you push past that fear? >> like a lot of his generation, these were shameful issues he suffered terribly from the trauma of seeing both of his brothers assassinated. my mother suffered from terrible alcoholism and it wasn't anything we felt we could address because, frankly, it's the attitude that we can't really fix this problem. and that's the difference between our attitudes from yesterday to today we can make an enormous difference we can reduce the number of suicides, dramatically, if we have this sense of public health approach we can reduce overdoses. we had 200,000 overdoses last year we never kept in touch with any one of them. and 90% of those people are the ones that are success