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All right, Dr. Liebson.

What's troubling me? Simone Biles. I'm bothered by it. I know this is the kind of thing you would say.

Don't criticize that young black woman. It's just that, you know, what you want to do.

And I understand. But for Pete Sakes, she's a professional. She's a champion.

She's a goat, as we call it, greatest of all time. And she says, well, I'm just too psyched up.

My head's just not in the right place. Well, you know, okay, then don't compete.

But the whole world applause her. I don't understand why the whole world applause her.

Because there's a massive hypocrisy, and this will be an inter-, or at least a disconnect, a cognitive disconnect in public policy.

The bill, this may be a case of the patient teaching the doctor, but last March, I recall really well.

You and I writing several columns and Fox News, real clear politics.

And we were talking about the mental health of our society and our children that was going to be dramatically and negatively affected by the mediation strategies having to do with COVID, particularly on our youth, particularly when you give them social and emotional

and psychological whiplash by closing their schools and closing them off from their social and athletic and after school activities, not allowing them to see friends, tutors, perhaps even go to religious services.

We talked an awful lot about mental health, the assistant secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Eleanor McCance Gats, kind of like you had two doctorates, a PhD in an MD, to give a major speech on the mental health effects that we're going to affect our children.

I read it as my monologue verbatim without any editorial and YouTube band it, band it for a year, this assistant secretary of health and human services on the mental health effects of our children.

Once comes all this sudden newfound attention and caring concern for mental health when it's a 24 year old competing on behalf of the United States, I say, if I can summon my Bruce Willis, welcome to the party pal, but be a little consistent.

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