You're listening to the Hidden Lightness on America Out Loud Talk Radio.

I'm your host, Jimmy Hinton.

Well, make America healthy again.

We've been talking about this this week, and today we're going to talk about mental health in America.

Mental health has been on the decline, unfortunately, and there have been a lot of things contributing to that.

I don't think that we can pinpoint exactly one thing or one leading cause or anything like that, but it has been trending in the wrong direction. That is until

President Trump decided, actually, before he became president again, that he was going to curb

the mental health crisis here in the United States. He vowed to make it better, and I support this. I think it's absolutely

necessary. If you've ever met somebody or had somebody in your family or you yourself

has struggled with mental problems, you know that it's very challenging. It's very complex. It's very difficult.

And back in April, President Trump signed an executive order that allows the acceleration of

medical treatments for serious mental illness using psychedelics.

Now, this is really interesting because this has wild support and wide support from both Republicans and Democrats.

And there are a lot of things that are bipartisan that this president is doing,

but it's kind of quietly sneaking into the background. And that's by design. The media does not

highlight the things that are bipartisan, and there are plenty of them.

And I think it's very good. I think it's a push in the right direction, whenever the president,

no matter who the president is, but when a president creates laws that are bipartisan, that they unite people, that they bring

people from both parties together, and that it's for the benefit of all Americans, how can

we not celebrate that?

And yet the media wants us to think that, oh, everybody's divided and this nation is, it's, it's in disrepair.

It's awful.

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