Tony Mantor

I understand that your journey to becoming a senator was so that you could help those with serious mental illness.

Can you tell our listeners what led you down that journey to help others like you're doing?

Okay.

Can you tell us what led to the involvement with the criminal justice system with him?

That's no problem.

That's real life, unfortunately.

It's just PG.

Looking back, can you tell us some of the things you might have seen that now you look at and that was just a precursor to what was coming?

Because I've been told many times that psychosis does evolve over a certain period of time within young men.

What led you to believe that he might have had this until he got fully diagnosed?

Yeah, I can just imagine.

So through all this process, I mean, it's the big unknown.

You just don't understand what's happening.

You're only going by Google and what the doctors are telling you, but it's still very confusing.

So how did that affect your family?

When you came out of the class, how did it affect you?

And then how did you move forward from it?

Yes, I can understand that because as much as it affects the person that's afflicted,

it also affects the people that surround him.

Then add to it, if you don't have the understanding, or if you do have the understanding, it is still a difficult place to navigate through.