jorgensen: adhd medicine is a very small dose of meth in a pill. man: this isn't food. this is meth. jorgensen: why would anyone want to put this in their body? [overlapping voices] afton: hold on. i'm taking meth? do other people know that they're taking meth? i wanted to talk to someone with a little bit more experience. woman: focus. afton: yeah. ha ha ha! mimi is talented and successful. i mean, she designed the movie set she uses as her zoom background. as i've been learning about adhd, i especially am focusing in on all the negatives. ok. well, this is what needed to be fixed. this is why i needed to take medication, and i think even as it helps me, i go, "oh. well, i guess i need to take this because i'm weak." like, i find myself thinking those things. i don't know. maybe you can speak to this, that it just takes time to sort of not feel guilty about it all anymore. mimi: i can remember going back to my psychologist friend and saying to her, "i'm feeling really guilty. i mean, this is a controlled substance," and she said, "oh, nonsense." she said, "if you had d

. >> bonnie jorgensen is a longtime member of first baptist church. uncle kept a diary recalling the serious and more lighthearted moments involving the carters at the church. >> this is from august 6, 1978. as president and mrs. carter in class today, demonstrators invaded the church and made disturbances by trying to read statements in a about voice disrupting the sunday school class. the meeting in the balcony where president carter is. robin clack had advised them they were welcome to worship with us quietly but if there were any disturbances, they would be eject it. one woman immediately arose and commenced to shout. robin hustled her out, and turned her over to the police leading outside. as soon as robin started to take her out a man who had been sitting next to her rose and started to shout. i came up behind him and locked my arms in his and dragged him out into the aisle. syed thompson caught the other arm and we took him out the front door and turned him again over to the police. many television cameras were outside. i then returned to my po

we have worked to bring as many jorgensen so that they don't provide a target for the but obviously there'sy so muchd room and it is more challenging. it is definitely something we are aware of and hopefully we can work on that. when i first came here, i couldn't believe literally just go in and look at the white house grounds and you live there and they would come back and haunt me, it was incredible so these enjoy the. hopefully that will continue. >> any of the questions? >> join me in a round of applause for our panelists. [applause] >> this brings us to close our entire day and i want to thank our panelists and everyone who participated all day long, it is extraordinary occasion.ex our shop is open if any with like to take advantage of our shop. i hope h you all follow the missions we all undertake in our locations and various social media program. one thing i love about an occasion together that brings together various perspectives if we are not competitors of one another, we are supporters and inspiration to each other. even when there is a particular donor we know in the might get a

lars jorgensen, ceo of novo nordisk. >> thank you. >> coming up after the break, two street calls in focus. one is a guggenheim rigorous of a sell on tesla. the stock is moving a little bit higher today. and fedex one of the top picks in transports, up 50% stju this year. pretty interesting. we'll talk about it when we come back. >>> welcome back. a note that caught our attention this morning is guggenheim standing by its sell on tesla, expressing some concerns about u.s. inventory levels and the potential for more price cuts. our own phil lebeau joins us for a closer look. their concerns really are that demand is lagging production output. >> right, and if you look at the numbers, it appears there is greater production than there is demand. but keep a couple of things in mind. we were told to expect that potentially we could see greater production than demand in the third quarter. a number of analysts looked at the data and said that wouldn't be surprising at all. however, guggenheim points out you look at the percentage of inventory that is the model "y," the best-selling vehicle t