drown children? DETECTIVE says: Yes."
PROSECUTORS DETAILED HOW
CRUMBLEY EXPRESSED DESIRES TO
KILL AND TORTURE ANIMALS, BUT,
THE DEFENSE ARGUES CRUMBLEY
FACED UNCHECKED MENTAL ILLNESS
AND A DIFFICULT HOME LIFE.
LOFTIN says: "She doesn
AND A DIFFICULT HOME LIFE. LOFTIN says: "She doesn't worry
about my mental health... They
make me feel like I
about my mental health... They make me feel like I'm the
problem."
problem."
problem." CRUMBLEY
problem." CRUMBLEY'S PARENTS WERE ALSO
CHARGED WITH INVOLUNTARY
MANSLAUGHTER.
MANSLAUGHTER. PROSECUTORS CLAIMING THEY LEFT
THE GUN ACCESSIBLE AND IGNORED
SIGNS BEFORE THE SHOOTING.
IN CHICAGO, I
SIGNS BEFORE THE SHOOTING. IN CHICAGO, I'M GARRETT TENNEY,
FOX CAROLINA NEWS.
our conversations with the
candidates continue. And we now
want to welcome Democratic
national presidential
national presidential candidates, Marianne Williamson,
some of his words, and thank you
so much for joining us. Let
some of his words, and thank you so much for joining us. Let's go
and jump right into it. The
second time you
and jump right into it. The second time you're running, you
ran in 2020. But you had dropped
out in January before any
primaries, right. South Carolina
is now the first in the nation
primary mode. Do you anticipate
being on the ballot in South
Lyon primary season? And if so,
what has changed from your
approach? Last time?
I looked at my approaches. I
think that it was the country in
a sense. I think at that time,
Democrats were very, very
interested in defeating
President Trump, which I will
also be interested in enforcing
24 is in fact, he
also be interested in enforcing 24 is in fact, he's the nominee.
But there
24 is in fact, he's the nominee. But there's more of a sense this
time that something deeper is
wrong in this country, that it
time that something deeper is wrong in this country, that it's
not simply a matter of one
candidate or another, that
there
candidate or another, that there's a fundamental course
correction that is needed. And
that fundamental correction is
economic. We have 20% of
Americans who live within an
economy that works for us, and
that 40% are surrounded by a sea
of economic despair, and only
38% of the jobs in South
Carolina pay in middle class
salary. We have one in four
Americans who live with medical
debt. We have people rationing
their insulin, you don
debt. We have people rationing their insulin, you don't have
this and any other advanced
democracy, because they all have
universal health care. And
people are both left and right.
Democrats and Republicans want
this same with tuition free or
near tuition free college and
tech school. Democrats and
Republicans want it in every
other advanced democracy. So
Americans are waking up to the
fact that we
Americans are waking up to the fact that we've been trying to
expect too little whether it is
those things whether it has to
do with paid family leave,
whether it has to do with a
parenting living wage, Americans
have been taught to limit our
political imaginations. And when
you say what the citizens of
every other man
you say what the citizens of every other man's democracy are
given the things that I just
mentioned, those are considered
a moderate position in all other
countries and that should be
ours as well.
You had mentioned your economic
agenda, you have announced a 10
point economic Bill of Rights
now a part of that you mentioned
I was looking at everything that
you
I was looking at everything that you've proposed. You
I was looking at everything that you've proposed. You'd said you
want reparations, and you have
been quoted as saying whatever
it costs, there
been quoted as saying whatever it costs, there's a dip,
Professor, whatever. Whatever it
costs, well, there was an
interview that he did on
reparations, or necessary or
whatever else. And I
don
whatever else. And I don't know exactly. Okay, what
else what
else what
else what do professor had said it
consternation 10 to $12
trillion. You call for universal
health care that would cost the
nation $37.8 trillion. You have
conference free college tuition
for public institutions that
cost the nation
What are your professors
and $60 billion
so first of all, what do
professor says is a reparations
number is not my number in any
way, shape, or form. Those
numbers have to do with if you
took the 48 and you translated
it to today I have not said
anything like that. In terms of
universal health care. I think
it
universal health care. I think it's important to remember this
will be good for businesses,
this would actually help this
would actually increase the
economy. Anything that actually
helps people thrive, whether it
has to do with universal health
care, whether it has to do with
the higher education level
actually puts money into the
economy. This actually increases
the economy. But that might also
lead to operations. Because if
you close the gap between blacks
and whites in the United States,
you add $1.5 trillion to the
size of your economy. So that
actually helps white people as
well as flat. Right now when you
look at something like 2017 $2
trillion tax cut, in which 83
cents of every dollar with the
highest earners in the highest
pay corporations. This will
never pay for itself. So the
idea of creating money by by
giving tax cuts to the very
wealthy, this is not the way to
increase the health of the US
economy. People are figuring
this out. If you give people
health care, more people will
work at jobs that they love more
people will be able to have
their discretionary spending to
start their own businesses. That
is the point of that card of a
of an economy where you realize
that helping people actualize
their dreams, their for their
creativity, their productivity
is what builds a healthy
economy, not the other way
around.
around.
around. BUTT TO
BUTT TO
BUTT TO one last question would ask that
we
one last question would ask that we've been asking a lot of the
candidates we have on crisis
here in South Carolina. That
candidates we have on crisis here in South Carolina. That's a
35% from 2020 to 2021. You had
written on your website that the
idea that we have a crisis at
the southern border is simply a
false story. And so when you say
that you hear the DOJ saying the
cartels are bringing over you
see the DEA saying primarily the
tentacles coming in through the
southern border. What is your
plan to stop the drugs coming
through on the southern border?
That
through on the southern border? That's killing South
Carolinians? Yeah, absolutely.
Well, there
Carolinians? Yeah, absolutely. Well, there's a larger drugstore
and then there
Well, there's a larger drugstore and then there's fentanyl. Okay,
the, in general the drug war is
not is not contributing to the
solution in terms of the drug
cartels. The drug cartels
actually would be undercutting
limit decriminalizing drugs that
would actually do more to harm
the drug cartels decriminalized
or decriminalized, but not
central to the nation. However,
let
central to the nation. However, let's talk about that. Fentanyl
is not only coming from the
southern border, it is coming
from everywhere, including
Snapchat. So figured out and
others who are who are just
coming through but there are
those who would argue that it
coming through but there are those who would argue that it's
not accurate, only coming less
intense and all of it so you
know, they
intense and all of it so you know, they're gonna figure out a
way to do marijuana on Tuesday.
First of all, if you look at the
opioid crisis, for instance, in
New Hampshire, okay. Once it was
figured out the predatory
behavior of pharmaceutical
companies the Sackler family
party, pharmacy, the attorney
said a lot all over the country.
Were at, okay, they got to the
psychopharmacologist and the
pharmacist and the doctors and
they really tried to stem to
know that. You know what,
there
know that. You know what, there's 500,000 people who are
dying every year from opioid
overdoses. It didn
dying every year from opioid overdoses. It didn't really go
down. We have to address the
fact that our entire approach to
drug addiction needs to change.
We need to take it away from
just a criminal issue and make
it a health issue. In the
meantime, when it comes to
fentanyl, the first thing any
young person is listening to
their kids. I don
young person is listening to their kids. I don't care what it
is. No recreational drug that is
risk free When it comes to that
the first thing we have to shout
that from the rooftops. There is
no recreational drug that we
should consider risk free and we
need to tell our children we
need to cover each other. If you
look at countries like Canada,
what Canada has done is set up
stations as long as etc, and
people can bring in any job they
have completely anonymous is no
camera nobody
have completely anonymous is no camera nobody's saying your
name, and actually tested this
is a concept that goes beyond
our ability to our normal
approach to drugs,
democratic candidate for
president marianna willaimson
thank you for joining us --
thank you.
thank you. The high humidity continues into
Saturday, in fact our
conversations with the
candidates continue. And we now
want to welcome Democratic
national presidential
national presidential candidates, Marianne Williamson,
some of his words, and thank you
so much for joining us. Let
some of his words, and thank you so much for joining us. Let's go
and jump right into it. The
second time you
and jump right into it. The second time you're running, you
ran in 2020. But you had dropped
out in January before any
primaries, right. South Carolina
is now the first in the nation
primary mode. Do you anticipate
being on the ballot in South
Lyon primary season? And if so,
what has changed from your
approach? Last time?
I looked at my approaches. I
think that it was the country in
a sense. I think at that time,
Democrats were very,