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. >> supposed to being the master teaching the grasshopper and now i'm the larva now. what is the hell with that? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. people will say something smart. on the street i would be so messed up there would be no thinking about it. i would just blow and someone would get hurt. you can't do that. that's not normal. you have to control himself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up he's like me and done lost everything. you know? >> even his handball game. >> he's got to go there. just hit a man while he's down. >> old man nothing. if i had an s right there. that's right. it means stone. >> sucks. >> stone. james stone. that's it. >> stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> ides like to know who hasn't. >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to general population. >>

. >> the grasshoppers sin and play. >> it is what it is and grass hopper is what it is and christmass humbug. good day. >> like ebenezer scrooge many people find themselves spending time with family and friends for pursuit of success and power but unlike mr. scrooge no one has the ghost of christmas past, present or future to turn our lives around. the latest numbers from the national institute of mental health show more than 6 million men have depression each year, most of it at the height of their professional careers, and according to our next guest male loneliness leads to alcohol problems, divorce, deep depression and even suicide. however, our specialist, thomas joyner, a brief sore of psychology at florida state university, joins us today with some tips on how to cure these very problems. he's the author of "lonely at the top, the high cost of men's success." so the problem seems fairly well defined. how do you even begin to address it? >> well, it's very well defined, and as you reference it's very prevalent. the surveys indicate one out of three, maybe even more men, and als

. >> knee high to a grasshopper. >> i was friends with her daughter. >> and her daughter taught you toout katie albright teaching me how to shave my legs? >> yeah. >> really? okay. >> so dr. brzezinski was your -- professor? >> he was my professor at columbia. and the best course i ever took in 1963, he was teaching about comparative communism, which nobody thought was a subject, that everything was monolithic. all the reading was in russian. anyway, he was a fantastic professor and then he was my boss. >> that's when -- you meet so many people who have been taught by him in columbia. >> my daughter karlie is doing an english project on him, just about his personality and life and family. and she said what is your greatest regret? and he said, hmm, that americans didn't take advantage of the end of the cold war. >> that's interesting. >> yeah. >> karlie was a little confused. >> but it'll be a nice fifth grade project. anyway, we had a nice picture of henry kissinger talking to herman cain earlier. did you talk to herman? and if so? what did you say? >> how did that meeting go? >> well