mcclain: -- in michigan -- rep.n michigan we are struggling to put food on the table, put gas in cars and whatnot. what the government can do is stay out of the way. i mean, seriously, just have some faith in the people. we don't need more regulation. we don't need the government to tell us what to do, when to do it, how to do it, what cars the by. have some faith in the american people. annmarie: you have been very critical of this administration when it comes to the transition of electric vehicles, at the same time you're critical of china, but china is dominating the entire world when it comes to electric vehicles, as well as the process to make it better to get to that electric vehicle. how do you suggest the u.s. compete, given how critical it is to your district? rep. mcclain: the biggest thing we can do to compete is to stop the mandates, let the consumer by what they want to buy. with the 70% ev mandates by 2030, we don't have the infrastructure. i'm not telling you anything you don't already know. we don't

blaise ageary, who is the medical director at harvard's mcclain hospital.r previously co-wrote the workbook's title "dbt for dummies" which was released in 2021. let me get this right. the book that's so amazing and helpful to people, comes out during covid, perfect timing, and now our nation's history. you guys picked your time very well, i must say. doctor, i'll start with you. how does this workbook work and how does it serve as a partner to the original "dbt for dummies" and help people sort of manage through suffering from severe stress and tension. and i'll add one more thing to the question. how could this apply to beyond people who you treat? >> i actually think it's more -- [ indiscernible ] watching some of the segments earlier on today, you see such incredible polarization in politics. you'd think we were two different countries, two different groups of people. there's so much more in common. we tend to be in conflict. we tend to compare rather than to connect. but if we go back to its origins, it is a therapy. it's sort of seeing the world throu

joining me now, michiganwoman lisa mcclain., but help americans understand what's happening around the world where the bad actors out there seem emboldened. we don't hear it in the news, but kim jong un is launching more missiles than ever before. they're better, deadlier and becoming more accurate. china's been saber rattling at taiwan, doing practice runs and, obvious, we saw october 7th last year, and at times it felt like israel -- even though we give them lip service, and we give them aid and help, but they haven't gotten a lot of honest backing from time to time from the white house. >> yeah, you're right. the world's on fire right now. charles: yeah. >> it actually feels like it, right? i think it all started with the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. if you think about it. our adversaries around the world took note of that. and they could smell weakness. and weakness breeds aggression. and that's why you see all of our adversaries taking advantage of this administration's weakness. right? whether it's ukraine, whethe

hannah mcclain siting one small session. >> a single session of psilocybin was effective at reducingptoms in 71% of participants. and when given a second session of psilocybin a few weeks layer, 54% were in remission. >> reporter: the sound line institute is helping train and certify people to become psilocybin trainers that guide patients through the process in a safe and effective way. >> we're really using these medicines to enhance therapy. >> reporter: the measure would also create a board to create licensing of the drug. but the president of the massachusetts psychiatric society is opposed to the measure, arguing question 4 is too lax and could in fact be harmful. >> so they can make people literally psychotic. when you look at the signs, psilocybin has shown to be better than nothing, placebo in some studies, but not better than standard process which we have now which are safer. the way you do this safely and effectively is to study it, prove it, and then let doctors prescribe it safely and appropriately to people. not just let people grow it in their spare bedroom. >> what d

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the girls decided to name him after jonah1 hills character ad tone one jump street it's a doug mcclainhitmer. how do name get the name big gretch? [laughter] excellent talk about in the book i talk a lot about my grandmother. i have two wonderful grandmothers remic gretchen who was my mom's mom and esther who was my dad's mom. esther at that reverse the names and i was esther gretchen whitmer. i love the name esther now. growing up that would've been even harder than gretchen, and gretchen was hard enough. grandma gretchen, my mom's mom always said your name is gretchen. never let anyone shorten it. it is gretchen my whole life i've had this aversion to people calling me gretch i don't like it, i didn't like it. my brother, if i ever called you gretch it would have murdered me when we were growing up. i had this aversion to gretch. and how many women want big in the front of their nickname? [laughter] right? and so during the pandemic this nickname started in, detroit. i was taking on a lot of heat the former president was targeting me. i was taking a lot of heat and this was big gretc

imported because they are made cheaply in mexico and china joining me michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain house oversight armed services education budget committee, republican conference secretary, thanks very much for being here what do you make comments from lizzo president trump said if kamala is elected all america will look like detroit? >> another example harris campaign giving hollywood elitist president trump brings up autoworkers steal workers manufacturing individuals because he understands. listen, to be sufficiently you have to have government get out of the way, so less regulation not more regulation, and less taxes -- you said in earlier segment stop giving the trinkets away give people opportunity for jobs, not what is happening in the auto industry right now. look what is happening in auto industry layoffs happening in auto industry. why? because of the easy mandates of the green new deal people are logical they understand, that nobody is buying the ev cars plus takes less parts to build an ev car and people know especially the workers less parts means less jobs. >> well v

then you have jon mcclain associate justice on the supreme court who was lincoln's choice in 1856 for the nomination. quite old at this time. he dies in march 1861. and then you have a lincoln who has become quite famous at this point. some for his debates with douglas in 1868 in his reunion speech in february 1860. much more well-known and the north by this point. lincoln is not going to go to the convention. it's not normal for people who are presidential candidates to go to convention. conventions are very serious affairs. i was looked down upon in the 19th century for presidential candidates to actually run for president. other people ran for you. so lincoln sends his one of his closest friends to chicago. too basically run his nomination foran him. this person is david davis. he was a judge on the eighth judicial circuit in illinois. had gone back many, many years. the use lincoln as a lawyer. lincoln served on the eighth judicial circuit in davis' stead. several times they had longer work together and laugh together. they were great friends. until davis goes to chicago and works

mcclain farrell broke election laws using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. farrell's campaign says they checked with there actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor claims the lawyers memo doesn't back up that campaign. police blasting alameda county district attorney pamela price on x on monday, the little more police department took the da to task over case involving a violent felon who attacked and robbed 2 women at it with a gun. the attack happened back in may of 2023. police say the attacker was already on parole involving a shooting. he's been sentenced to 5 years and 8 months in prison. recently, the livermore police chief requested da price fall special enhancement charges that could have resulted in a longer prison sentence. according to police, the charges have not been adjusted. this is the latest blow for da bammel price. just last week, every single police unit in her county came out in support of removing her from office. we're learning that shot was hurt after being hit by a car in san francisco in a richmond. police say ihe child was ridin

lisa mcclain. lisa, what a job you do. she is so tough and smart and she loves this place. thanks. i appreciate it. and a person from another state but so important in congress, darrell issa. thank you. great job. he's a patriot warrior and a house candidate that's going to win. i looked at a poll. tom is going to win and win big, going to win very big, tom. great numbers. michigan g.o.p. chairman ambassador. pete hoekstra. i want to thank you. we're winning tremendously. i don't think we've ever been in a position like this where we're winning everything. and you know why? because they're so bad. we're really good but they're so bad and we can't let that happen because our country can't take another -- i'm worried about three months, you want to know the truth. can't take three months more. i understand we have many members of the christian community in our midst. stand up. go ahead, stand up. you deserve it. you've been treated pretty badly. stand up. we're going to treat you good. you have not been treated properly. thank you very much. look at the love and the enthusiasm, huh?