Tony Mantor

I never remembered that part of it, but I guess I'll look at it completely different from now on.

This led you to be a founder or a co-founder.

Okay, co-founder.

Arizona Mad Moms, correct?

OK, so which one was first, mad moms or angry moms?

So with those two organizations, you are actually working with people that have to live with this on every single day.

Yes.

And I think you also work with senators and legislators to work on bills to actually make some change.

Yeah, that's just so tough.

But it was really impressive that you got it done.

Yeah, that is just so sad.

Do you have an AOT law?

And if you do, how does it compare to those in other states?

One of the biggest things I hear from various people from different states is just like you said, they can get the laws passed, then it's getting the funding to support them.

You can have laws, but if they're not being implemented because they're not being funded, then it's really not helping anyone.

So what's the next step in order to get these laws out there working because the money's behind them pushing them?

So what's your answer or what is your solution to this issue?

Okay, we've covered a lot of bases here.

Who's the problem?

Who do we point the finger at?