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they understood to be true and before sheso committed her crim, she wassa saying the same thing and hertors weren't engaging with her at that time people talking to god or imagining they're related to god. i wonder if you can talk a bit about upper and how you understandnd her life. how you through psychiatric category andt. does it make sene to do that? >> i land in the space of not trying she was in the 60s and her mother and after she had these two kids. she wase, living in the large become spiritual to the point people thought he had a gift. and she went too far for her family and running away to healing temple and drag her back. the parent of running away from home and was embraced for persistence. and what she'd been through and the structure of her lives and the interpretation of their mother's lives. and they're religious and like he was continuing her leg schism and it's more complicated and they're understanding mental illness and fundamentally with the memory of her mother. being she couldn't say my mother and which god in those moments. it didn't matter what she was calling

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the 2022 electorate how campaign -- if people had been contacted by campaign, if and how, whether it wassa at the door or by mail, ad 50% of young people said it was by text among -- by the democratic campaign from the republican campaign. but that's half of young people saying they're getting texts from campaigns. it's -- well, i'm curious to know about how it's working -- >> did they say if they liked it? [laughter] >> they did not or we don't know what impact it had, but it is really interesting to see the saturation of texting. >> diane, do you want to bo to our next question? anyone -- sor erie. yeah. >> hi. jener if tran from uc-berkeley. i'm freshly 18, and i'm from a district in california that has a one of the lowest youth turnouts in the nation. and so while youth organizing, i found that one of the biggest issues i saw was the young people voting many america were relatively on the older side of young. 18-year-olds,, 19-year-olds, 20-year-olds, they were significantly less engaged. so how do you think progressives could engage young voters, especially those 18 to 20, and then al