Garrison Davis

Well, just to say, like, yeah, I mean, all that really led up to me going to the psych ward.

So whenever someone's mad at the organization, they're going to take it out on you.

And really for a good part of the early years there, after Heidi left, we didn't even have a director of the intelligence project.

Which is so contrary to my image of what this institution is for.

Yeah.

Both like functionally and morally.

Yeah.

As a senior investigative reporter at the Southern Poverty Law Center, you didn't have mental health coverage?

You couldn't see a real therapist?

Yeah.

That's horrific.

That's a human rights abuse to make you look at Gab all day and not get you a therapist.

They were giving us like the app stuff, which is not going to cut it.

No, but you need like a $500 an hour New York analyst.

A psychiatrist, you know, in some cases, like, you know, somebody good.

But they should be covering that.

Yeah, no, they were not.

And there's just a whole bunch of stuff.

Things like what happened to Hannah, like stuff like that happens to me.

I expect that I'm out there by myself.