Speaker 1: Threat.
Speaker 2: What is the biggest threat against our young people today?
Speaker 2: This is social media, they said, more than family conflict,
Speaker 2: more than anything, it's social media bullying.
Speaker 3: On social media.
Speaker 2: Bullying, it's the pressure, it's the horrible things that people say,
Speaker 2: it's the videos that they passed.
Speaker 3: I know I'm old, but this is one we really
Speaker 3: haven't touched on that I can remember in the three
Speaker 3: years of doing the show.
Speaker 1: But one was so Aaron's Stacy Horst.
Speaker 4: Yeah, her daughter, Aaron was bullied and she's so she
Speaker 4: had autism and these other kids said you should go
Speaker 4: kill yourself. And then even just things like seeing other
Speaker 4: kids out with friends on a Friday night too, and
Speaker 4: it's like nobody invited me.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just all these that what that looks.
Speaker 2: Like, it's all of it. Yeah, it's young people. I
Speaker 2: mean it's the smallest things. You post a picture and
Speaker 2: now you got people who are I mean, I've seen
Speaker 2: things go viral and I'm like, that's mean somebody's kid.
Speaker 3: And that concludes part one of our conversation with doctor
Speaker 3: Ashley Cross, and you don't want to miss part two.
Speaker 3: It's now available to listen to. Together. Guys, we can change
Speaker 3: this country. But it starts with you. I'll see in
Speaker 3: part two.