The Public: Emilio Estevez, Alec Baldwin and Dave Giffen in Conversation with Alison Stewart
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- Actor/director Emilio Estevez and Alec Baldwin-along with David Giffin, executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless-discuss Estevez’s new film The Public. Alison Stewart moderates the discussion.
Recorded on April 2, 2019 at 92nd Street Y.
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Estevez is a good man & a true legend of cinema but a man that doesn't get the recognition he deserves!!! He explains really well & talks from the heart & he seems very humble. Estevez I've been a fan since young
From REPO MAN to THE PUBLIC, punk lives in Emilio Estevez. The man is a subtle legend to many.
Cool diverse panel, 92Y killing it!
David Giffen is wonderful. A hero.
I liked the movie.
Mayor Bloomberg froze public housing when I was living in Manhattan I hope this mayor will make a change we need to end homelessness I want to be an actor in the movie business when I get situated I wanna make a movie about metal illness because it matters because I care the law don't care the police don't care I was homeless sleeping in the streets of new York on 14th Union square the cops use to harassed me so I got to go see this movie somehow somehow
No one seems to address the real problem of addiction. Homelessness is a symptom and not the problem. Its a symptom of the real problem. Shhhhhhh, its a secret!!
Really? Not the only reason though and actually addiction is linked to mental illness. Have you seen the movie yet? It touches on that.
@@KK-ku2sh Yes, I saw the movie. If you think I am wrong, take a walk around any city on the west coast... Its not mental illness, its addiction! Nothing else!
@@Terrycrackcorn ok get enlightened then because my education and training has taught me that addiction is linked to mental illness, not the other the way around! Research yourself, don't take my word for it.
@@KK-ku2sh I would never take anyones word for anything. Over 150k died this year from opiate overdose. well over double the rate of 2017. It is skyrocketing because of the influx of fentanyl now being mixed with everything. Did double the number of people get mentally ill this year than last?
You need to do more research and get out more. Its not mental illness that increased exponentially... its addiction.
Why dont you enlighten me if I am so naive?
@@Terrycrackcorn I just did, take it or leave it. It's your choice to remain ignorant to the facts.
The colluding is in the taxes retern
Many People won't go to shelters they are safer sleeping out side and actually get better sleep sleeping out side. Theft, sexual assault , violence just to name a few some of the people experience in side of shelters. unfortunately to some degree shelters are short term solution as perhaps they should be.
who the fuck put a thumb down!