moderate and severe illness, even though studies show their effectiveness as questionable with lindsey bush, if they can, do you have to look at the studies these he falls? it. i've gotten into leora phase 3 studies, approval studies in which antidepressants are compared to a placebo drug with the table me to come with. and then there is a difference between a placebo and the real thing. the almost one of the policy will, it might not be huge a cause, but it exists from the medical or they wouldn't be approved because they didn't work. 20th my name, i don't if you want my opinion from my clinical experience with the sample, i am convinced that the effect is greater and every day use those are the future causes. this is, i'm for who isn't clear the unit as director of clinical you see most people leaving after 6 to 8 weeks of looking forward to going home to their families. it over me, they're able to enjoy things and do things again up. it happens routinely. i kept gums come to me and there's only a minority where you have to try something again for, for my home with and even fewer where no

out of nowhere, beat 16 other candidates concern some of them very formidable, jeb bush, john kasich, ted cruz, lindsey graham, these were not trivial people. he beat all of them. i would argue that had the establishment not gone all out to destroy him in 2020, he probably would have won in 2020. so to write him off is, i think, silly. now, there are other great candidates. there's certainly governor desantis, governor youngkin. there are a number of other people who could run, ted cruz could run, and people -- it's a free country. lots of people get to come and play. but if you had to say them today, the most likely nominee, clearly, is donald j. trump. >> you endorsed trump in may of 2016. do you plan on endorsing trump again? >> look, i am very close to president trump. calista's very close to him. we've been friends for many, many years. my expectation would be that i would help him every way i could, but i'm not right now in the endorsement business. i'm happily chatting with you, i'm writing a new book which will come out in june called march to the majority which is about how we actually created

it was the mid west innocence project led by tricia raw ho bush now bob and the law firm of morgan pilot and a lawyer. their name lindsey runnels, who were the leading forces in making sure that mr. johnson was exonerated after 28 years in prison for a crime. he didn't commit. and most significantly a that the midwest notices project in the morgan pilot firm worked with kim gardener, who is the dentist, attorney in st. louis county, right. what we call diction integrity unit. and that was the key to the success in this house. and as we mentioned, they were 2 witnesses, you know, the beginning was over turned off to 2 witnesses provided what the judge called clear evidence. and mister johnson was innocent. and it was years ago, i understand that another and mate actually signed an affidavit at missing to the murder that miss johnson was convicted off. so why has it taken so long for all of these people who you've mentioned, who have been working very hard to secure mister johnson's release? well, that's what so troubling about. the whole process, kim, gardener, was elected in district attorney in st. louis county, she se

lindsey graham has proposed a federal ban on abortion. would you sign that? >> we need consensus on this. we are our goal is -- >> consciousness on? bush would you support a federal ban? >> not a full-out federal ban because i don't think that's been put on the table. i think what lindsey graham is put on the table is 15 weeks. and i think that if we're looking at 15 weeks, what we need to understand is, we are not okay with abortion up until the time of birth. so we should at least decide when is it okay. >> so you'll notice haley never really answers the question, but the truth is she's not alone. donald trump remains the gop's front runner in most polls has also thus far largely avoided discussing abortion at his campaign appearances. now, it's a republic surprised that republicans have been ignoring the issue as the position is highly unpopular. as we all know now, it's part of the reason why the gop hadn't underwhelming, and frankly, embarrassing the term performance. and nbc news national exit poll found that abortion is the number to issue for voters in november. and those who cited it as their top concern preferred democrats ov

lindsey, as you know, the s.t.a.r.t. treaty has been together since 1891 when gorbachev and president bush signed it together. it is a shame that the russians have backed out because that created transparency between the two countries, and so what i will tell you is the way we have to look at this now, there are other means in which we could look at the russians, and they can look at us through intelligence, signal, you name it. and so from a s.t.a.r.t. perspective we'll still be able to monitor. i agree, i don't think russia wants a nuclear war. and we don't want a nuclear war. the key to this, although there's been a bunch of tension between both countries, we must keep the tie log open, and you can see that the dialogue is open somewhat because, you know, the president said that he was coming into ukraine, and informed the russians and there have been some other instances of dialogue, and so we must keep that open. >> general, the commonality between president biden and putin's dueling speeches yesterday was this point, the conflict is nowhere near an end. that means more weapons, it means more aid and it