Can you elaborate more on that?

Well, as you might imagine, any person who has heard what she's done wakes up every day in fear of her own life.

I mean, she just can't live with it.

She didn't know it when it was happening.

She was clearly in a psychotic state.

I think all the evidence was... compelling and persuasive that she was in a very very detached state that she couldn't control herself and now when she heard it in detail on a daily basis in the midst of the criminal trial she's horrified gives her nightmares and she's got she's on one-to-one to make sure she doesn't take her own life

but was it appropriate for him to say that as this criminal trial moves forward

well i think that this has to do with his case on behalf of patrick and i'm not going to second guess howard he's an excellent attorney howard cooper is an excellent attorney he does a good job and he was doing what he felt in good faith was a fair interpretation of the records and if that is a fair interpretation of the records then those medical providers who we also believe on behalf of Lindsay failed her miserably, the system failed her and could have prevented proper medicine, could have prevented this entire matter.

Why is the Willoughby-Eastlake, um, story different or interesting?

Well, what it is, is once again, we're seeing an attempt with the November elections for school districts to find an alternate means for raising the money to put money in the coffers.

Um, one of the big differences from the May election, uh, a number of districts in Northeast Ohio tried putting income tax levies on the ballot.

Most of them were not successful.

The difference in language we're hearing this time, including in Willoughby-Eastlake, is an earned income tax levy, making it clear that this is going to apply to people who, uh, are earning wages, not to people who are on Social Security, not to any additional income that's coming from investments, um, things of that ilk.

Hoping to make it a little more palatable as that additional source of money for districts like Willoughby-Eastlake that need to keep their schools going at the level that the people are looking for them to be at.

Andrew, what will the training center offer? How will People use it? Who will use it?

Well, it's going to be geared towards first responders, and it's especially gonna benefit volunteer firefighters.

How does this voter guide address that issue?

Well, a lot of times what you find when it comes to looking for information for candidates is what you hear in sound bites on news programs or maybe campaign ads on television.

And that's very limited information.

What we were really trying to do with this voter guide is build upon what we've done in the past, which is answering questions about the questions that are on the ballots, the levies that are on the ballots.

We're really applying that more holistically to all the candidates who are running for office, in this case in Northeast Ohio, because once you get below governor, senator, a few of the other statewide races, it's really hard to find that information so that voters can really make an informed choice when they go to the polls.

So can you tell us a little bit about what that took to bring this together?

Absolutely.

Because while candidates do have to file some basic information when they file for candidacy on various races, one thing that is optional is supplying their email address.

Do you believe that any of the doctors or the medical facilities are more responsible than others? Well, there certainly are a

number of the doctors that saw her more than others.

There was one that saw her on a regular basis and saw her right before the incident that happened.

But we have, I think each one of them had the opportunity to correctly make the diagnosis and recognize the postpartum depression and the failure to treat the postpartum depression could lead to the psychosis, particularly in light of the medications and the improper medications that she was given.

So I think that everybody shares in the responsibility of letting her down.

And it's not unusual in the mental health system, unfortunately, but it's particularly true in regard to the women who have mental health problems, and even more so true in the failure to recognize the significance of postpartum depression, the failure to treat it, and it's resulting in a psychosis, and improperly treated leads to the kind of catastrophe that happened here.

But just talking about blame here in the civil suit, there's a lot of people out there that do wonder if he could have done more.

Well, life is full of judgmental individuals, and our focus is on the medical profession.

But finishing up with Israel and where you see that going.

Yeah, again, I just don't see them as the threat.

I'll reiterate, they are a vassal state of the United States.

When Trump told Netanyahu to turn jets around, he did it.

So Trump is the big dog.

America is the big dog.

Israel is a little brother.

When I see the system's multi-sides attacking Vance and going, Peter Thiel, Peter Thiel, when Peter Thiel's involved in all Republican politics, or was, he's evacuated now, what's going on with Vance here? Because there's a lot of people attacking him.

I don't believe that, but Israel... has really in the last year and a half really, you know, put on the afterburners here and is pretty much trying to secure their foreign policy by controlling domestic policy.

Israel is a vassal state of the United States.

They do what we tell them to do.

President Trump famously last year told Netanyahu to turn his jets around.

Netanyahu had jets in the air.

Trump told him, turn it around.

And Netanyahu did.

Go ahead.

How do I communicate in a way with my children that doesn't completely drive their lives? but also how do i communicate so that they know that i care enough right to respond any like for listeners for parents who are dealing with grant with teenage children children away from home what do we do as parents to make sure that we're there for them but we're not controlling

yeah that's not really in a lot of the parent manuals is it right yeah um know i tend to look at things through a fairly biblical worldview type of lens and you know it's very easy to look at the way the world works right now the last hundred years especially um and and we'll talk about this a little more when we get into attachment theory but the idea of family systems is that there are generations working with each other, being with each other and having those close connections.

And because of the way the world works now, it's harder and harder to do that.

Right.

And so on the one hand, you have these dangerous trends where people are, you know, adult children are cutting off their parents.

People are living more and more autonomously.

But on the other hand, like you said, you don't want to come off as overbearing or like, OK, you know, this is the way we do it.

They want to make sure that they can make that go away,