life expectancy with mark hayward of the university of texas at austin. our first caller is michael. you are on with mr. hayward. go ahead. caller: hello. i have to tell you, i'm down in our county, which you may have seen on the news. we are the county that are under attack, essentially, by a governor to force our kids to go into schools with masks. this ties in directly and i am thrilled to have someone in sociology addressing this, because what he is doing, he is in a corner. he knows history is going to come out and the dictionary definitions of natural immunity and genocide means he is going to go into history books with a black hat. he is doubling down on us, and when you discuss things like mortality and longevity and education, what we are really talking about the hind the open your crisis and behind the covid crisis, the deep sociological roots, or a deep western eugenic bias that started in the 1860's with herbert spencer. on both the right and left, you know, think tanks on both sides have a firm belief that -- and it is wrong, just like with climate change -- they think

life expectancy with mark hayward of the university of texas at austin. our first caller is michaelith mr. hayward. go ahead. caller: hello. i have to tell you, i'm down in our county, which you may have seen on the news. we are the county that are under attack, essentially, by a governor to force our kids to go into schools with masks. this ties in directly and i am thrilled to have someone in sociology addressing this, because what he is doing, he is in a corner. he knows history is going to come out and the dictionary definitions of natural immunity and genocide means he is going to go into history books with a black hat. he is doubling down on us, and when you discuss things like mortality and longevity and education, what we are really talking about the hind the open your crisis and behind the covid crisis, the deep sociological roots, or a deep western eugenic bias that started in the 1860's with herbert spencer. on both the right and left, you know, think tanks on both sides have a firm belief that -- and it is wrong, just like with climate change -- they think evolution opti

a longtime hayward resident discovered she had been shorted more than $500 a month in disability benefits for 17 years. so what did she do? she turned to michaelou deliver. >> we did. this started with the work-related injury back in 1997. which only worsened over time. the discovery of the mistake is not only changing this woman's life, but that of two digit -- to deserving children. suzanne lives with chronic regional pain syndrome. she says an injury to her left ankle back in 1997 went undiagnosed for two years. >> the injury itself healed, but the signals for the brain keep saying no, there is pain. >> she deals with this on a daily basis. she considers herself fortunate. >> i spent seven years in a wheelchair. i was not supposed to be able to walk again. i'm very lucky. >> in 2004 worker's comp. awarded her a lump sum disability settlement. that payment impacted how much she could receive from social security. one day she noticed something odd on her statement. >> it dawned on me, i'm like, what is this, i don't think it's right. >> she discovered she received $519 a month less then she was entitled to for 17 years. she contacted social s