nancy collyer is a popular speaker on the issue of wellbeing and she joins us from our t's new york bureau welcome back nancy when a bill clinton ran for president the loudspeaker was blasting don't stop thinking about tomorrow and if fast forward to donald trump's make america great again campaign where he bear hugged the past and vowed to revive coil mining and pump up manufacturing the easiest jobs to automate which feed his rust belt voters talk about the psychological appeal of resent meant and this fear of the future a narrative well resentment is one that everyone can jump on board with and he has been working that hard. people are resenting things they don't even know they they resented before but suddenly they feel anger towards an america that was but when you spoke to them then the problems that he had created didn't exist yet in their minds so there is an incredibly powerful psychological tool of milking grievance you know where we all have a tendency to grab on to who did what to us that was wrong the mind the love that place it loves to recreate that and many successful leade

two drugs and suicide why is this happening and how can we reverse this sobering trend let's ask nancy collyer psycho therapist and author of among other books the power of off the mindful way to stay sane in a virtual world nancy is a popular speaker on the issue of wellbeing and she joins us from our new york bureau nancy welcome back. thanks for having me they for all the reporting we hear about the opioid crisis it continues and recent suicides of accomplished people like anthony bourdain and kate spade and robin williams have stunned us but addiction and suicide are effects what causes may be staring us right in the face. you know we are a nation under stress. eight in ten people say that they are stress and only one in three americans say they're happy that strad fall and what's happening is that people are worried that they're worried about climate change they're worried about money they're worried about whether they're going to walk they're worried about the political climate people are really worried and there is not a sense among younger folks that their life is going to be better th