[Encore] Below NYC with Mayor Eric Adams

The Dr. Phil Podcast

Dr. Phil McGraw

Mental Health, Self-improvement, Society & Culture, Education, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 13.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Phil is taken by NYC Mayor Eric Adams on an evening tour of the Herald Square and West 4th Street subway stations, where Hizzoner and McGraw explore the mayor’s PATH initiative, which provides resources to assist homeless and mentally ill individuals in leaving the streets.

Dr. Phil and the Mayor, along with his dedicated response team, the NYPD and the initiative’s Sr. Advisor, also travel on the subway and to various locations to highlight the problem New York City is facing and how they’re attempting to fix it. The PATH initiative combines homelessness outreach professionals and law-enforcement. Follow along as they show how they have helped more than 1500 on house New Yorkers in the subway system and connected almost half of them to vital services.
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0:00.0	I'm going underground with Mayor Eric Adams to find out how they're handling the homeless, how they're handling the mental ill.
0:06.3	Nothing is more undignified than to allow people to exist in the elements and not give them the support and services they need.
0:13.0	It's important what you're doing to highlight this because it's a global and it's not an international issue.
0:19.2	We're talking about this on Merritt TV, of course,
0:22.6	but Legacy Media doesn't want to talk about this.
0:25.6	One thing everybody knows about New York is it has one of the biggest subway systems in the world.
0:40.3	That's great for getting around this city, but it also brings some challenges.
0:45.3	And among that are the homeless, those that are facing mental and emotional challenges that go underground to get out of the weather, to get away from the hustle and bustle.
0:57.0	So I'm going underground with Mayor Eric Adams to see what they're doing with some of the psychiatric mobile response teams
1:05.0	and find out how they're handling the homeless, how they're handling the mental ill,
1:09.0	and what happens when
1:10.9	they involuntarily remove someone to protect them from themselves?
1:16.5	So come along because we're going to go underground and see what's happening beneath New York City.
1:23.9	And in February 2020, 7,800 New Yorkers have been connected to shelter with over 640 and permanent affordable housing.
1:36.0	Our outreach teams work around the clock to get these New Yorkers the help they need and the help they deserve.
2:00.0	Thank you. the help they need and the help they deserve. Hey guys, Dr. Phil here. I'm still in New York on the West 4th Street and getting ready to take a spin through the subway with the mayor. We're going to take a look at what's happening with homeless and with the mentally ill.
2:04.6	I can tell you there's been huge progress made here because of the mayor's leadership.
2:08.6	I think it's a model for America.
2:10.6	I think this is something that people need to take a look at because it's inspirational.
2:15.6	How's it going, my friend? Good to see you again.
2:18.3	How's everything?
2:19.3	Well, grinding, grinding.
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