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your screen and if you're hearing this is a podcast i want to read these to you the national suicide prevention lifeline is 802738255 if you're a veteran you can reach out to the wounded warrior project at 888-997-2586 that's easy to remember as 888 w w p a llama and we're showing you these numbers because the number of suicides in the armed forces since 2003 has now exceeded all u.s. military lives lost in iran and afghanistan and the recent report that suicides on the armed forces rose sharply during the 1st year of the pandemic hitting a record 571 in 2020 pentagon officials and others say stress during the pandemic is likely not the reason but for whatever reason if you serve or if you have served or if you have concern about somebody who has a veteran of any age please hear this from matthew hoh a former united states marine pentagon and state department official matthew was a certified peer support specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder these are the warning signs really start preparing meals that are meat in the store . whether it be on paper or if it's just in your mind how yo

your screen and if you're hearing this is a podcast i want to read these to you the national suicide prevention lifeline is 802738255 if you're a veteran you can reach out to the wounded warrior project at 888-997-2586 that's easy to remember as 888 w w p a llama and we're showing you these numbers because the number of suicides in the armed forces since 2003 has now exceeded all u.s. military lives lost in iran and afghanistan and the recent report that suicides on the armed forces rose sharply during the 1st year of the pandemic hitting a record 571 in 2020 pentagon officials and others say stress during the pandemic is likely not the reason but for whatever reason if you served or if you have served or if you have concern about somebody who has a veteran of any age please hear this from matthew hoh a former united states marine pentagon and state department official matthew was a certified peer support specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder these are the warning signs the start preparing we need for meat in the store. whether he or it's just in your mind now you're going to actuall

your screen and if you're hearing this is a podcast i want to read these to you the national suicide prevention lifeline is 802738255 if you're a veteran you can reach out to the wounded warrior project at 888-997-2586 that's easy to remember as 888 w w p a llama and we're showing you these numbers because the number of suicides in the armed forces since 2003 has now exceeded all u.s. military lives lost in iran and afghanistan and the recent report that suicides in the armed forces rose sharply during the 1st year of the pandemic hitting a record 571 in 2020 pentagon officials and others say stress during the pandemic is likely not the reason but for whatever reason if you serve or if you have served or if you have concern about somebody who has a veteran of any age please hear this from matthew hoh former united states marine pentagon and state department official matthew was a certified peer support specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder these are the warning signs he start preparing when you store meat in the store. whether it be on paper or if it's just in your mind how you're go

the bipartisan suicide prevention lifeline improvement act takes important steps to provide individuals in crisis with lifesaving aid and resources by improving and strengthening the national suicide prevention lifeline. since its creation, the lifeline has been significantly underfunded, and plagued with issues like long call wait times and the lack of consistency. this bill increases the authorization from $12 million to $50 million and dead indicates 80% of that funding to local suicide crisis centers that are the backbone of the lifeline. like contact community services in syracuse, which literally saves lives every day. the legislation also implements important quality assurances measures including the requirement to eliminate call wait times and implement evidence-based practices like follow-up and referrals to other health services that are required. for too long, the mental health and suicide crises in our country has gone unspoken and underfunded and underrecognized. it is time we address this krois as what -- crisis as what it is, a crisis. i ask my colleagues to support h.r. 2981 and the other mental health bills on the floor today. with that, madam chair, i yie

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that number is on your hot line -- i mean on your screen. 800-656-4673 or the national suicide prevention lifelineeally know what somebody is going through. we see it with harry and meghan. in front of the lights, people are smiling. lady gaga continuing to perform through all of that. you never really know until you ask somebody and they tell you what they were going through. >> even at some point if you want to have that conversation, another person is not ready, it takes time to reconcile those feelings and those emotions to be able to talk about things publicly. listen, we're following more big stories, including the fallout from the body cam video of this arrest of ronald green. it shows what happened to him in his final moments. his mother's calling for her son's death to be considered and categorized as a murder. she says the officers need to pay. >>> and what a new piece of body camera video is revealing now. still ahead. >>> first, a programming note. on "united shades of america" looks into what the gap between the rich and the poor really looks like in america. this all new episode begi

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provide that schools, our universities would be required to print phone numbers for the national suicide prevention lifeline. the crisis text line, and a campus mental health center or program on the student i.d. cards. this bill would not require our schools to tear up current i.d. cards. it would be phased in, and if a school doesn't use an i.d. card, they don't have to start using an i.d. card. my bill would simply require that the schools put the information on their website. this bill passed unanimously by u.c. in our last congress, but unfortunately the house ran out of time to take it up. toward that end, mr. president, as if in legislative session, i'm going to ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. 1585, introduced earlier today. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 1585, a bill to add suicide prevention resources to school identification cards. the president pro tempore: is there objection to proceeding to the matter? the chair hears none. without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. kennedy: i apologize, mr. president, for