Rick Perry

i think two hundred and fifty individuals down to mexico uh... to both uh... i think a facility uh... called transcend and to ambeo uh... and ambeo is the is that facility that i've been to brian's been to uh... marcus and and and uh... morgan latrell have been to i think you know probably two thousand more fighters been down to ambeo now uh... vets underwrites them uh... and just as an aside

has blown up so big.

and I'm talking about the Ibogaine effort, the education of Ibogaine, people, you know, there's some hope out there.

And people are rushing to find where they can go to, you know, to treat the addiction that their loved one has or deal with their PTSD and what have you.

And Ambio is just covered up.

And I'm sure, you know, the other facilities are as well down there.

The organization Vets, which is really where I came into this,

I think Amber and Marcus Capone, they don't have any openings anymore.

I mean, they are completely covered up.

But, I mean, that's a good challenge.

I'm glad we have that challenge.

But my point is you've got an institution in Dallas, Texas, that just like the state –

is getting the signal.

It's okay to be out there talking about this.

It's okay to be a leader.

It's okay to get out there and lead the charge.

And I want to read to you what Dr. Chapman, because I asked her, I said, do you mind if I talk about what you all are doing?

And she said, absolutely.

And she said, Governor, great to talk with you yesterday.

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