Tony Mantor

Yeah, that makes perfect sense.

Now, what about the other people that you talk with, the other senators and legislators?

How do you find their response in what you're trying to do on creating these bills that will help the people that we've been talking about?

What about the governor?

Do you reach out to him at all?

Do you work together trying to craft things together?

How does that relationship work?

Now, you've given a lot of information on a lot of things that you've focused on.

What about the legal side?

As you know, autistic people and those with serious mental illness can lots of times do things that they normally wouldn't do or is misunderstood by the police and then all of a sudden it's legal.

Oh yeah, earlier this spring, I did 61 straight episodes.

It was for Autism Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, and we focused on the legal system.

I had judges, lawyers, CIT trainers, psychologists, forensic psychologists,

Everyone agreed that the system is fractured.

This special event I'm doing is crafting justice.

I'm speaking with people such as yourself, as well as advocates and those that work with legislators in creating new legislation that ultimately helps those that need help the most.

I'm trying to include everyone that's involved in trying to make good change for those that need it.

So in closing, what would you like to tell the listeners that you think that they need to know about everything that you're trying to do with the people that you work with?

I cannot agree with you more.

Well, this has been great.