Byron Donalds, a Republican candidate for governor of Florida, appeared on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday and discussed the trial of Lindsay Clancy and the arrest of San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York. Clancy, a Massachusetts woman, is on trial for the 2021 killing of her three young children; her defense attributes the alleged actions to postpartum psychosis. York, the CEO of the NFL team, was arrested in Ohio earlier this month on charges of soliciting prostitution. Donalds said the Clancy case illustrates gaps in the U.S. mental health care system, noting that the tragedy shows real holes in healthcare and that the nation must consider how to deliver acute mental health services. He added that funding details for such reforms were not specified. Regarding York, Donalds remarked that a person with substantial wealth would not need to search for sexual services in a trailer park, stating that with a billion dollars you ain’t wandering. Just go to a bar. He characterized the comment as humorous. The trial proceedings continue, and the legal outcome for Clancy remains pending, while York’s case is under investigation; Donalds did not outline specific policy proposals for mental health funding.