Robin Williams's compassion will never be forgotten

Robin Williams died six years ago today — and his compassion for people will never be forgotten.

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00:00It's the most moving thing is when you see children.

00:02You can't turn your back on them.

00:05It's basically that.

00:06When people talk about right to life,

00:07it doesn't end at the proposition of birth.

00:10Should be amended to a right to a decent life.

00:13They need your help, that's why we're here.

00:15People have the image of basically homelessness

00:16as being bums, as people, guys go, hey, how are ya?

00:19No, you see a six-month-old child,

00:21I think it'll change your perspective.

00:23Places like the House of Ruth,

00:25different places in, there's a place in LA,

00:27we've been, we're all over.

00:28We go, we deliver the checks, and you see the people,

00:31and you see families, you see children.

00:33They told a story last night of a five-year-old boy

00:35who had a nervous breakdown from moving around too much.

00:38No home, it's a simple concept.

00:41We've been holding the fort for a while,

00:42so we call the cavalry in.

00:45George, read my lips, help us.

00:47Thank you very much.