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. >> colorado governor jared polis highly -- highlights his accomplishments in the state of's -- of the state address. he spoke about increasing public safety. this is nearly one hour. >> [applause] >> it is my pleasure and honor to present to you the honorable jared polis, governor of the best state in the nation, colorado. >> [applause] >> you will be happy to know the escort committee did their job. i was unable to escape. i tried between the first and second floor but they did their job. speaker mccluskey, president, majority leader, majority leader rodriguez, minority leader lynch, minority leader, lieutenant governor primavera, treasurer young, attorney general weiser, secretary of state griswold, first gentleman reese, members of the state board of education, justices of the colorado supreme court, the tribal treasurer, measures of -- members of the cabinet, denver mayor mike johnson, u.s. -- colorado springs mayor, fort collins mayor, u.s. attorney cole finnegan, and of course all the members of the colorado general assembly. assembly, there's a welcome. over the last year i've

national governors association, republican governor spencer cox of utah and democratic governor jared polis of colorado. they're initiative is an effort to encourage civil dialogue among leaders. welcome to "meet the press," boefts of you. >> thank you >> well, let's start by talking -- it is great to have you both here. leapt's start by talking about the youth mental health crisis the surgeon general, as you know, has called it the defining public health issue of our time. governor cox, i want to start with you do you agree with the surgeon general? >> i absolutely agree with the surgeon general, and i want to give a quick shout-out to governor phil murphy of new jersey, who was the former chair of the national governors association, who took this issue on as his initiative for a year. we absolutely believe this is the issue of our time. we have seen a 63% increase in persistent loneliness and sadness over young women especially in the past 10 to 12 years in the state of utah again, suicide rates going up, depression, anxiety, self-harm rates skyrocketing and what we know also is it corres

anything, i think, and have an open, honest conversation with my neighbors and even the governor, jared polis he's i mean, he's called himself a democratic. so i like that. jennifer, say, do you talk to anyone from levi's anymore? were you, as they say, shunned? i was shunned. i talked to a few people who have left since, who have reached out to me, since leaving. has anyone said sorry? no. do you think you deserve a sorry? i do, but i'm not waiting one. how is ithat you're able to write what you right here? did you not take a buyout in india? no i took no nda. i was so when i was told in january of 22 there was that i needed to leave. you need to go now. basicall you've lost the trust of the team and the employees. there's no room for you as a leader at this company. if you sign this nondisclosure agreement, we'll give you $1 million. that was the offer. i decided not to do that because i didn't wanosure agreement so i could write this book not for the money. it's not that much money, but because i thought it was so important to tell the story of censorship the fact is i relate it to my stor

. >> colorado governor jared polis highly -- highlights his accomplishments in the state of's -- of thee address. he spoke about increasing public safety. this is nearly one hour. >>

>> it really is it's gotten to the point we are wearing for mayor johnston jared polis demand somethingo hear them say president biden stop this now. >> lawrence: vanessa, you are also very involved in our law enforcement as a sup supporter f them as well. are you concerned about public safety. >> absolutely. i'm on the denver police chief's community advisory board. we talk about how we are going to make sure that our community members are safe the embassy suites right by my school was purchased by the city. we already had stabbings and reports just yards away from our middle school. the community is very concerned. what we need to do is address the issue at the border. it's -- money is not going to solve this problem because, you know, we are talking about taxpayer dollars. it's going to run out. so we really need congress and the president to address the crisis at the border where this is all starting. >> lawrence: such a great point, priscilla. vanessa, many people on the other side say the people that reject this notion of sanctuary cities, they are not compassionate. what would yo