that is not exactly what i wanted in the end so i think it will add to the what is the discredit taishan of the president in a way but it will not end his presidency so it will have an influence on that case and on the one final comment i mean i'm interested because we haven't mentioned yet i mean the remarkable thing that we have the u.s. president coming out and not not saying ok that book is out there i mean nor good because it's not true it's fake it's lies from his perspective becoming out and actually defending his own mental health strange times we live in yes i mean that was a very strange moment maybe one of the strangest moments in this presidency full of strange moments and it shows how we do have a narcissist personality in the oval office and. that is very worrisome but that makes the book even more problematic because in being that entertaining in showing how his marriage works and had great you know time story about how he spends his day drinking coke zero and watching the television these are all facts that blur the full picture that he's actually a pretty effective presi

isolationist if i may put it that way or in taishan has a structural rather than a political independent there's a lot of debate about that and different people have different views and i don't think we fully understand it quite clearly the nineteen or twenty sixteen election it was strange in a number of ways including the fact that there were so many republican candidates that made a very strange choice situation so i'm not so sure as to what certain. certainly. his supporters or and the people right around him. awakened i think a degree of racism and what have you in the us that is in my view terribly unfortunate and i thought we were past it as did many others i think the polls are not showing that much support for it he has the lowest ratings of anybody after the short time in the presidency at least from what i read in the newspapers so i think that. it's an open question the extent to which this reflects something more fundamental or whether this represents a short term. now i know you've been a long while managing the influence of politics on the economy but i think particularly

technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion here is one of the biggies for taishan xin gemini's history. and these days there are other the initial public offerings for companies to raise funds there are also initial court offerings or i c o o's the new cryptocurrency trend especially among startups twelve website e.w. dot com slash business and read all about the opportunities and pitfalls of cryptocurrency bitcoin has taken a big dive after its story took a new twist it around twelve and a half percent today two hundred fourteen thousand u.s. dollars the drop came of the south korea's financial watchdog said it's looking into several banks that offer online bitcoin exchanges the regulars' regulators want to be sure the lenders are applying and the money laundering measures as reports emerge that north korea may be using the crypto currency to evade sanctions . let's bring in daniel corp our financial correspondent standing by in frankfurt daniel why the big drop for bitcoin when these inspectors say there is no suspicion that this is just a regular review. well on

factor taishan is because of the imaginary of this result and because we are extremely happy with this result we will not be having a c.s.u. party congress so i decision will be made next monday within the party bodies within the parliamentary group this afternoon and c.s.u. before become good so i would like to express my gratitude at this point. for what has been an extremely good way of beginning our work and the result of the fall well of the race last night of course it all got a little bit intense as is often the case when you're running up to the finish line but i think the capability of a coalition to stand difficult times is seen best when things get emotional when you discuss difficult issues and make decisions and still manage to do so in a spirit of respect with you now in the last discussion with the s.p.d. without any irony i wish the s.p.d. every success at their party congress i really wish that martin shirts. you always have to have a bit of luck in such matters and i wish you every success in your party congress and if we are all been so successful as it were and are

taishan zaha in the high end can. yes i'm really looking forward to it. miss lee i hope we win preferably with something to spend. their all agreed on the result but who will be the match winner. no hopefully obama school three at latest move. and is a big fan favorite the same can't be said of those players who have swapped sides. i will well up until it's used to pay but. that once they solve. it's about an hour till kickoff time for the kids will be running out as mascots with the two teams the excitement is getting close to fever pitch. was. the same is said. even germany's biggest football stadium doesn't get close to covering the demand for tickets this game in spy is. needless to say the eighty thousand capacity arena is packed and the fans are generating an incredible pretty much out the face . of fans young good old british these occasions the classic a tribute is to biggest greatest clubs of the clear surely the ice that's it going to do to park it is a picture this famous old stadium we advise. i already. the tension mounts for the players it's

and after a few weeks of femen taishan the bear is ready to drink. it better than seven i mainly during this to save money alcohol is become so expensive in turkey the taxes have been increased a lot over the years and alcohol has become an affordable market and i get my home broadband cost me a quarter of what i pay in the shops. just a few years ago istanbul was known for its nightlife. but the islamic conservative a.k.p. government seemingly wants to put an end to that shops and no longer permitted to sell alcohol after ten pm. advertising alcohol is forbidden and for many turks high taxes have made it a lot sharing the. children who owns a bar in istanbul he says many other bar owners have already given up their customers can't afford the high prices but just have a nice flavor to rocky a local favorite costs about two to three times what it did just a few years ago and. it's getting worse they raise taxes twice a year. they've just been raised again. i think the authorities are trying to shut down bars and clubs or maybe it's a religious thing i

taishan the new beginnings the stories of the mind those were the fairy tales of my childhood the moral of the story work hard work a lot and do no wrong. the germans lived in the russian empire for five generations they kept their culture and language alive even though they faced persecution and discrimination. then communism collapsed and half of the town left the fact that nobody was allowed to take along any money for their new beginning in germany didn't stop anyone. those who stayed experience cuz extends economic collapse very directly. no water no light no security. the ninety's were a dark time for car a town the abandoned houses were mined for anything that could be either burned or put to use. in an impulse of a selfish state on the mom won't we knew he was dying my mother my sister and brother was sitting next to him i was younger i was playing in the summer house with my nieces holes to speed. well let's listen. it was still light outside because it was the twenty first of june six o'clock in the evening and suddenly this dog started howling it wouldn't stop tori. nirav a s

say now that all of the axle taishan is about psychotropics. from the media from academia from the profession from governments were not merited is unsettling after billions of prescriptions and hundreds of billions of dollars in drug company profits how did this occur i think that to our field has gone off track here by devoting so much of its resources over the last twenty or thirty years both publicly and privately to under trying to understand how the drugs work but you've got medications here that at most reduce some of the symptoms of mood disorders of psychotic disorders they don't in any sense provide a cure this change of heart contradicts what we've been told about psychiatric drugs for a generation now and raises serious questions about how and why these drugs have been dispensed so indiscriminately using antidepressants or any of the psychiatric drugs is simply not it's not understood is not explained it's not do well to ponder i think they're in a different class of drugs from most of the drugs that we take for our other elements in

say now that all of the axle taishan is about psychotropics. from the media from academia from the profession from governments were not merited is unsettling after billions of prescriptions and hundreds of billions of dollars in drug company profits how did this occur i think that our field has gone off track here by devoting so much of its resources over the last twenty or thirty years both publicly and privately to under trying to understand how the drugs work but you've got medications here that at most reduce some of the symptoms of mood disorders of psychotic disorders they don't in any sense provide a cure this change of heart contradicts what we've been told about psychiatric drugs for a generation now and raises serious questions about how and why these drugs have been dispensed so indiscriminately using antidepressants or any of the psychiatric drugs is simply not it's not understood is not explained it's not do well to ponder i think they're in a different class of drugs from most of the drugs that we take for our other elements in th

say now that all of the axle taishan is about psychotropics. from the media from academia from the profession from governments were not merited is unsettling after billions of prescriptions and hundreds of billions of dollars in drug company profits how did this occur i think that our field has gone off track here by devoting so much of its resources over the last twenty or thirty years both publicly and privately to under trying to understand how the drugs work but you've got medications here that at most reduce some of the symptoms of mood disorders of psychotic disorders they don't in any sense provide a cure this change of heart contradicts what we've been told about psychiatric drugs for a generation now and raises serious questions about how and why these drugs have been dispensed so indiscriminately using antidepressants or any of the psychiatric drugs is simply not it's not understood is not explained it's not do well to ponder i think they're in a different class of drugs from most of the drugs that we take for our other elements in th

in deeper taishan custody even in these cases which is which are difficult to handle for these lawyers because they don't have direct contact to refugees even in these cases we have a couple of successful decisions by courts against these people patiently issues as these these strengthens us to say that many of these failed asylum seekers say really has good claims and have reasons not to be deported but to get protection in germany. stefan doing what with the refugee council joining me tonight from munich mr devolved thank you very much. yes. well staying with the issue of deportation belgium is awaiting the results of an inquiry into the alleged torture of sudanese migrants deported to their home country of the affair has sparked a scandal in brussels with the opposition alleging collaboration between the government and the sudanese regime belgium has since suspended deportations to sudan but migrants from the african country are keeping a low profile w.'s catherine martin's has this exclusive report from brussels. mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brusse

if there is more to have been trying to do you think these sort of shift from a more global arena taishan towards a more. isolationist if i may put it.

there's peace where i can take care of myself where i can protect myself as soon as the day pour taishan clown the pit the u.n. refugee agency reminded israel about his duty to protect those who need it we invited two guests to debate the issue. and not refugees they're criminals who crossed the border illegally and they've done quite a long way they didn't want to stay in egypt for example for some reason they crossed for via so done via egypt they came to use rail they're not refuges not they salame seacrest they want to benefit from our rich from merciful society they are looking for rescue in their spirit in do anything possible to save their lives some of them of course behaved fine and they've made it here that the government of the world pays each one of them thirty five hundred dollars puts them in the nature of the environment wherever they are from or close to there i think israel must be admired and praised by everybody by doing so how we face the problem so-called problem of some city seven thousand asylum seekers refugees who lift part of them have children here they should

technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest for taishan xin germany's history . is there on the initial public offerings as a way for companies to raise funds there are also initial offerings or. a new cryptocurrency trend especially among startups. slash business and read all about the opportunities and the pitfalls. the cryptocurrency big coin is taking a big dive after its story took a new twist it's shared around twelve and a half percent today two hundred fourteen thousand u.s. dollars a drop came off to south korea's financial watchdog said it's investigating several banks that offer online big coin exchanges regulators want to be sure the lenders are applying and he money laundering measures as reports emerge that north korea may be using the critter currency to invade sanctions. let's bring in daniel corbell financial correspondent standing by in frankfurt daniel why the big drop the bitcoin when these inspectors say there is no suspicion that this is just a regular review. well one thing is very certain ben you really need strong

reasons i wanted to talk to you is because the calls for nonviolence have these very noble kind of taishan in the west but on the other hand they are also a very often used for geo political reasons for example this country the united kingdom condemned the use of force by the governments in libya and syria while also supporting armed groups who are openly challenging the those governments don't you think that sometimes it is more honest to discuss the forms of violence that can be used to compel the states to comply with the laws of war rather than calling for nonviolence especially one nonviolence disadvantages your enemies think if you go back to the beginning of what happened in syria you remember that the initial resistance to the assad regime was no violence i'm not sure that that was the case because i think by now there have already been the document documented evidence from the very beginning saudi arabia interfere into into that conflict that not only starts out arabia al-qaeda that was in iraq. its operatives into syria very quickly i think you know and i know that the conflict i

asylum nonetheless most will remain in italy for a long time many don't have passports making people taishan practically impossible . some seventy five percent of all migrants and refugees arriving in the e.u. in twenty seventeen came to italy via libya in the sicilian city of palermo i meet a group of refugees from somalia they relieved to have escaped the horrors of libya but it appears that you make a libya for me. the bad time for my life in the thousands before i miss somebody and there's war. there is killing for if we did a some like that but there's no one who could lobby you i stood for you for money you know a big you. doing what out with the fantasy just like nancy and sometimes do if you don't pay for them and. the you has banked italy's initiative to help libya intercept the refugees but while the situation in italy has eased chaos and despair have increased in north africa. cicely's biggest refugee camp carminow now has spec a passerby. palermo's man has frequently stood up for the rights of refugees in the past. he blames the agreement with libya on european ignorance for. the

sufficient progress has been made so far for it to reopen a school and shops that have passed senate taishan chicks and it's plain to second round of immunization but that alone won't likely be enough the long term task of education's aliens on proper sanitation and hygiene will be critical to eradicating cholera medium one hundred al-jazeera iranian oil tanker that and burning in the east china sea since last week has sunk these pitches broadcast by chinese state t.v. show the ship show the ship barely visible above the water twenty nine crew members are missing the tank was carrying a million barrels of oil when it collided with a cargo ship on january sixth well according to chinese state controlled television the sun she sank at around noon local time on sunday before it went down there was a large explosion and also a large plume of smoke more than a thousand meters high these pictures were recorded by china's coast guard now the century was involved in a collision with a hong kong registered freighter the crew of that freighter all survived all twenty one crew members sadly the crew of

coalition deal has been signed britain's prime minister to resume is under pressure to withdraw an envoy taishan to the saudi crown prince over his country's military action in yemen prince mohammed bin solomon is due to visit london within weeks groups including stop the war in the arab organization for human rights in the u.k. want made to cancel his visit a saudi led coalition intervened in yemen civil war in twenty fifteen stephen bell is a spokesman for the campaign to block the visit and a member of the palestinian solidarity campaign he says some man is responsible for the world's worst humanitarian crisis. we are calling upon the u.k. government to withdraw the invitation. in our view it is not acceptable to lay out the red carpet for someone who is responsible for what the u.n. says is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today the fact that the most recent u.n. report indicated up to love a million yemeni children or risk from the will cholera famine and the blockade of the country destruction of the infrastructure all this means it's not suitable to but someone who is the prime

if titles altogether even in hong kong with its freedom of speech when it comes to she's worth be taishan china seems determined there will be only one official version probably bright al-jazeera beijing they've got plenty more content on our website al-jazeera dot com. let's get remind of the top stories here on to syria turkey syria and russia have attacked a u.s. plan to form my thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria the united states announced its support on sunday for the force which it hopes will help to defend territory held by u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northern syria turkey's president has accused washington of trying to create a terror army russia says it's a u.s. plot to partition syria and constitutes a blatant assault on its sovereignty. now the united states has confessed that they are forming a terror army along our border what we have to do is to strangle this terror army on our borders before it is born. at least thirty eight people have been killed after two suicide bombs were detonated during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad more than

sufficient progress has been made so far for it to reopen a school and shops that have passed center taishan chicks and it's plenty sick and round of immunization but that alone won't likely be enough the long term task of educating the zambians on proper sanitation and hygiene will be critical to eradicating cholera maidana honed al-jazeera. liberia's ruling unity party has expelled the country's outgoing president after an internal row you need two party members accused ellen johnson sirleaf of not supporting the candidate chosen to run in december's presidential election the vote was eventually won by george weah a former football star supporters of the unity party candidate joseph claim sirleaf favored we're but she denies this. iran says it's released hundreds of people detained during anti-government protests a government spokesman acknowledged at least twenty five people were killed during the un lest we started at the end of december thousands of iranians took to the streets for several days in protest initially motivated by economic hardship security forces insist they now wish to o

the group behind the revelations has a make stripy taishan it has been accused of getting information and infiltrating organizations under false pretenses project very tough has also been criticized for heavily editing material to deliver its point the group's founder james o'keefe is a conservative political activist and as some say he has a strong political agenda to smear con has more. both the social media giant has presented itself as politically neutral but project veritas seems to revealed otherwise according to several employees who've been caught on camera twitter regulates its content by controlling what its users can see on their feet now one of twitter's policy managers says that the company is currently developing a system that down ranks controversial users and another employee says twitter is trying to ban a certain way of talking online so they're going to go their way the simply the user the things that. we've seen and you know. it's good to see them in the mindset of the way it's called the twitter can also apparently dig into its users profiles and conversation hist

isolationist if i may put it that way or in taishan has a structural rather than a political independent there's a lot of debate about that and different people have different views and i don't thing. we fully understand it quite clearly the one thousand or twenty sixteen election itself was strange in a number of ways including the fact that there were so many republican candidates that made a very strange choice situation so i'm not so sure as to what certain certainly trump and his supporters or and the people around him. were awakened i think a degree of reese's and what have you in the us that is in my view terribly unfortunate and i thought we were past it as did many others i think the polls are not showing that much support for it he has the lowest ratings of anybody after the short of time in the presidency at least from what i read in the newspapers so i think that. it's an open question the extent to which this reflects something more fundamental or whether this represents a short term. now i know you've been along the influence of politics on the economy but i think what you

wolf it's in the heart of peru's amazon forest the head of the catholic church condemned this for taishan of ten by ghassan gold in the area which he said is in danger of native peruvians says following the pope . i did all the work there. the first stop on a three day tour in. pope francis a champion of clean environment but members of amazonian indigenous communities the pope says they are the most vulnerable people and now they're living in danger and then you see the native peoples have probably never been so threatened on the lens as they are at present there is no extract of islam and. by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum gas lumber and gold. more than anywhere else than here in the mother the region the government says the gold rush has destroyed more than thirty two thousand hectares of forest nearly eight hundred thousand kilos of gold are produced here every year the pope once here is placed to stop illegal miners dumping chemicals into the river destroying the eco system cuts affect some of the poorest communities. the government says three thousa

but when the temporary visa program ends in september two thousand and nineteen she faces deployed taishan to one of the world's most violent countries see what i'm going to sell them if i go back i'm frightened in my life because they'll think i have money and kidnap my children or my grandchildren that's why i ask that god in the authorities take into account a situation that. the threat of the victim also hangs over the dreamer's seven hundred thousand. young people stateside illegally as children president trump says they have his sympathy he's pushing for any deal for the future to include funding for more security especially his signature project. politically president trump feels he needs the will to satisfy his base but with a third of the border already covered by a fence the actual usefulness of a structure that's going to cost at least twenty one billion dollars has been questioned where it is sort of a waste of money and a waste of everyone's time is to build a wall or offense in the middle of the desert where you know all the wall really ultimately does to a determined border

technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest for taishan xin gemini's history. i spoke to our financial correspondent in singapore in frankfurt about this i started by asking him why asia is the main driver in the u.s. economy is doing so well in so many big tech companies a home to silicon valley. well two things out first of all ben china is going to be lifting a barrier. major owners selling their shares of state owned companies so we'll probably see a slew of that happening over the years second of all home comes new appeal and its latest appeal is that it's allowing dual class shares which the chinese set for seeking daniel over to you can you tell me why frankfurt is missing out on so much of the action i mean it is going to be a record year isn't it despite it missing out on some of these big tech companies well actually eventually frank for prospective i can tell you that investors who are actually very satisfied house who thousand and eighteen most likely is going to be aware expecting a record year here at the stock market. since

acknowledge one is that the city of cape town together with the national debt are just want to inspect taishan books a storage dam recently large storage down in commission in two thousand and four and the route in construction was finished in two thousand and eight it's called are down and there is literally saving the day right now so to say nothing has been built and no dams to be built in. is simply untrue and then the other thing which is in fact irene part of where the failure is that the city of cape town has been really successful with a water to manage program which began around about nine hundred ninety and the remarkable thing about this program is that it has many line the demand on water despite it grow a city with growing economic development and population in the city that flatlining of the world demand is there a market will story and the city has been acknowledged internationally for that of course it's all very well to work on and water to monitor the program but when you don't have you read out what's going on and it doesn't help you because you're stuck at forty such a low

sufficient progress has been made so far for it to reopen a school and shops that have passed center taishan chicks and it's plain to second round of immunization but that alone won't likely be enough the long term task of educating zambians on proper sanitation and hygiene will be critical to eradicating cholera maidana hond al jazeera. one of the world's biggest area companies says it will pay damages to families affected by its contaminated baby milk french company tallis was accused of trying to cover up the extent of salmonella contamination at one of its plants it's admitted the problem affects eighty three countries where around twelve million tins of powdered baby milk and now being recalled the trash about live reports from paris. after weeks of silence over the contaminated baby milk powder scandal the boss a french company like tallis has responded to critics who say the manufacturer covered up the extent of the risk emanuel binya has told a french newspaper our priority has always been to handle the crisis and make sure that no more children become sick we have never minimise the

people while visiting the heart of peru's amazon forest the head of the catholic church condemned the taishan of timber gas and gold in the area which he said is in danger in native peruvians not on the sanchez is following the pope's visit. the. the first stop on a three day tour in. pope francis a champion of clean environment but members of amazonian indigenous communities the pope says they are the most vulnerable people and now they're living in danger and then you see the native amazonian peoples have probably never been so threatened on the lens as they are at present there is no extract of islam and. by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum gas lumber and gold. more than anywhere else than here in the mother the region the government says the gold rush has destroyed more than thirty two thousand hectares of forest nearly eight hundred thousand kilos of gold are produced here every year the pope once here is placed to stop illegal miners dumping chemicals into the river destroying the eco system could affect some of the poorest communities. the government say

ok the clock is ticking for a program that provides protection against people taishan for people who enter the u.s. illegally as children last year president trump announced plans to phase out by march this led to protests from the so-called dreamers who feared being forced out of the only country they've ever known some of them choosing to leave before they're pushed out early galliano reports now from monterrey in mexico not a single platform growing up in colorado kevin wehner always dreamt of going to college in the united states but there was one problem he was undocumented i ben was a student as a citizen i paid taxes i'm not a criminal and they're trying to treat me like a criminal like maybe it's not for me so i started exploring options in mexico kevin is a dreamer born in mexico his family took him to the u.s. when he was just for almost twenty years later he felt his options there were exhausted. had registered for the obama administration's deferred action through childhood arrivals program or data which allows undocumented minors to stay without fear of deportation. with

and tippett taishan religion does see women as secondary and something that should be covered. ok and when you see the protests in iran now and these reforms that saudi arabia is implementing do you think we're at the point where we can realistically look at a new awakening in the more conservative areas of the region when it comes to the rights of women. yes there are we are witnessing changes. kind of like changes that were. stemming from within these countries within iran within saudi arabia these countries are able to control the social media before these countries have worked. if you creating their own citizens and that if you cation in a way opened their citizens to the war women are able to fight for their own rights demand that he's right so we've seen movements and to demand changes in the family law we see in movement in saudi arabia as well demanding an end of the male guardianship and that campaign is still ongoing but it's moving quote it's moving forward when you look ahead in the region especially in these conservative countries where do you see it in five ten fi

sufficient progress has been made so far for it to reopen a school and shops that have passed center taishan chicks and it's plain to second round of immunization but that alone won't likely be enough the long term task of educating zambians on proper sanitation and hygiene will be critical to eradicating cholera maidana honed al-jazeera. police are investigating the murder of another mexican journalist the body of seventy seven year old callers to big drinkers he was stumped was founded the border state after bali pass the country is ranked by rights groups as one of the most dangerous in the world for reporters at least six journalists were killed last year. but all to syria is demanding the release of its journalist mahmud hussein it's been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt hussein is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he idolatrous here a strongly denying he's repeatedly complained of mistreatment is jail. the american actor mark walberg is donating one point five billion dollars to the time's up campbell the movie all the money in the world

that is not exactly what i wanted in the end so i think it will add to the what is the discredit taishan of the president in a way. but it will not end his presidency so it will have an influence on any case and on the one final comment i mean i'm interested because we haven't mentioned it yet i mean the remarkable thing that we have the u.s. president coming out and not not saying ok that book is out there i mean nor good because it's not true it's fake it's lies from his perspective becoming out and actually defending his own mental health strange times we live in yes i mean that was a very strange moment maybe one of the strangest moments in this presidency full of strange moments and it shows how we do you have a personality in the oval office and. that is very very sound but that makes the book even more problematic because in being that entertaining in showing how his marriage works and had great you know time story about how he spends his day drinking coke zero and watching the television these are all facts that blur the full picture that he's actually a pretty effective presiden

but that is not exactly what i wanted in the end so i think it will add to what is the discredit taishan of the president in a way but it will not end his presidency so it will have an influence on that case and on the one final comment i mean i mean. just because we haven't mentioned it yet i mean the remarkable thing that we have the u.s. president coming out and not not saying ok that book is out there i'm ignoring it because it's not true it's fake it's lies from his perspective becoming out and actually defending his own mental health strange times we live in yes i mean that was a very strange moment maybe one of the strangest moments in this presidency full of strange moments and it shows how we do you have a personality in the oval office and. that is very very sound but that makes the book even more problematic because in being that entertaining in showing how his marriage works and had great you know time story about how he spends his day drinking coke zero and watching the television these are all facts that blur the full picture that he's actually a pretty effective president.

say now that all of the axle taishan about psychotropics. from the media from academia from the profession from governments were not merited is unsettling after billions of prescriptions and hundreds of billions of dollars in drug company profits how did this occur i think that our field has gone off track here by devoting so much of its resources over the last twenty or thirty years both publicly and privately to under trying to understand how the drugs work but you've got medications here that at most reduce some of the symptoms of mood disorders of psychotic disorders they don't in any sense provide a cure this change of heart contradicts what we've been told about psychiatric drugs for a generation now and raises serious questions about how and why these drugs have been dispensed so indiscriminately using antidepressants or any of the psychiatric drugs is simply not it's not understood is not explained it's not do well to ponder i think they're in a different class of drugs from most of the drugs that we take for our other elements in th