and i want to acknowledge my boss, commander mannix and redman. it's because of their efforts and also, i see commander sullivan, i don't see him, he was also one of the pioneers of the c.i.t. program, it's because of their leadership, it's because of their support. it's because i see their faces when i ask for resources, and he goes okay, we'll make it happen, so thank you, thank you for doing that. i really appreciate that. so just a brief overview of the program. the c.i.t. program, it has two components. it has the training and the psychiatric unit. so on the training, we do 40 hours that's taking after the memory miss model. officers are exposed to some of the different training curriculums. some of those would be suicide by cop, implicit bias, self-care. we do identifying signs and symptoms of mental health, of drug use. we also have panels from centers that come from the national alliance of mental health and from the san francisco mental health association. they come and a person on their part will have a list with mental illness -- they'l

talking about a fifteen percent rise or twenty percent rise perhaps in the cost of goods and you know mannix that's not a good thing and there's no way anyone can claim tariffs which are a tax on consumers and which are going to under do you substantial piece of is tax cut which by the way was front loaded so that's what we're looking at here max yeah on lots of cars wages go up by twenty percent you know during the whole period when china was taking all american jobs they had a situation where consumer costs at places like wal-mart went down and they went down faster than american wages so that the american worker didn't really feel it because they're able to buy stuff because they got more keep that and the fact that they were getting their wages cut now it's the reverse ok prices are going up but if i were to look at that with bottlenecks in employment wages got up so wages go up faster than the price of stuff then it's all goodness i mean there's inflation and that could be a problem how serious is that potentially going to be if the inflation genie is let out of the bottle and by that i

bells mac -- bill mannix >> the word of god and the word of juries cannot be reconciled. then god must go! i'm absolutely clear in my own mind that i can speak for the féhrer as well. that both the catholic and protestant must vanish from the life of our people. thus spoke alfred rosenberg and if you have any doubt that he stood for his steward, here is what happened. [ music ]thousands of other men of god, protestant, catholic, jewish, were persecuted, arrested and confined to concentration camps. our féhrer is the only thing between you and the man of god. it is only on one or two exceptional points that christ and hitler stand in comparison but hitler's too far a big man to be compared to someone so petty. [ singing ] yes, teach them that the fate of their fathers is only the church and the head of the state is the voice of god. [ music ] that was the way of life, or better, the way of death. in that other world. the wood of our world, the democratic world? what did we want? what did we do about it? first of all, we wanted peace and security and to prove our sincerity.

question, which is doing things and fix the problem, not building a wall and then demagoguing has mannix more hispanic voters, more women voters, younger voters, she is in touch and walking with people in arizona far more than martha mcsally. you see that in the polls. one more thing, dena blanton and her team do a great job. they have her up by three points. that is a likely voter poll. i think she's actually a bigger than that, because when you look at the primaries, the turnout is registered voters. more women, more voters of color, younger voters, all turning out. democrats leading in a state like arizona tells you everything about 2018. >> melissa: but if we put down our political knives and shields for a moment, i think we all kind of know that what really needs to happen is immigration reform. that we have a completely broken system where it's not that we don't want more people in the country, is that we want to know who's coming. everybody is for security against terror, and everything else. drug gangs. everything else that's out there. the truth is, neither side has delivered an

i know that rachael in the last few weeks found so much comfort in katherine mannix's words, and sheed. it makes us feel like we are doing the right thing by her. and there is nothing more to ask of her. she died in the way that she lived, and i think we need to celebrate her life, and she did it her way. you know, in the words of... in her beautiful hair and her nails painted. reverse dalai lama, she called it. absolutely, but herfamily are lama, she called it. absolutely, but her family are feeling incredibly proud of her, and i woke up this morning not to be real, but then i also work up with an immense sense of pride in terms ofjust what i have been part of, what we have been pa rt have been part of, what we have been part of. and honoured to be part of that. we wanted to continue being pa rt that. we wanted to continue being part of that conversation. i was go to ask you that, the podcast without rachel seems impossible because she was such a big part of it, but i feel her conversation must continue. big part of it, but i feel her conversation must continuem big part of it, but