Sheila Matthews

Come on, that's for sure.

Two, if she's working with somebody who's influencing her to make ketamine accessible to the public, I think that's questionable to have on your campaign.

And this guy has very deep international pockets with the ketamine and the other article we did on the TMS where they hook your child up to the wires to their head and put magnetic wires

electric pulses in it.

This is all experimental stuff.

And so we need to get it clarified.

Did she take ketamine?

Question mark.

Is she being influenced by somebody who wants to push ketamine on children?

Parents have a right to know that.

It's a good issue either way.

Okay, so 8 a.m.

to 12 noon in the south wing of the Capitol Building, first-of-the-kind exposition here.

And if people want us to come to their state, we're happy to do that.

They can go on FultonCountySpeaks.com events section and learn more about it.

But we are very much interested in helping get this art building art bill H.R.

1 0 0 7 by Todd Jones House representative for art for children instead of drugs.

Well, Able Child works with everybody.

And we're looking at Senator Mullen's co-sponsor of the BHIT Act, which is the Behavioral Health Information Technology Act.

What it is, it's a big electronic network where they collect all our consumer mental health documents and they pass them around to behavioral health vendors and doctors and