Former State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus spoke to 'Special Report' about addressing the mental health crisis following the Highland Park July 4 shooting.
I think we're going to be grappling for a long time with the crisis of mental health that we have in this country and we're only beginning to see and there's so many root causes to this and we could argue politics of it, but I think everybody can agree that since COVID and even before, thatAnd we haven't even begun to, I think, wrangle with the ramifications of it, having so much of society locked up for so long.
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