that's what i call it, a strange narcissism because it's a self-dus protect tuv narcissism. >> it's interesting you say that. when i hear you say anning that, i'm thinking the only thing worse it would seem than being addicted would be being addicted and knowing what you were doing to yourself and not being able to stop it. that's actually worse would be having that knowledge. we know he went into rehab in 2013 and supposedly, who knows, had been clean for two decades before that. but do you think i -- what's your view on that? does that make sense that you could be clean for 20 or 23 years as i know it's reported and suddenly he could have descended into this? >> yeah, certainly. it's happening all over the united states in the recovery community because of prescription drugs mostly. it's happened to a lot of my friends. i had two friends that had 14 years and 12 years end up as you age, you end up hurting your back, snow boarding and you get a surgery and the next thing you know, you're in the situation that this man was in. it's -- they say in the 12 step world there's no worse place to be t

i think intellectually, enough narcissism. i started to do things the past year and a half, two years to see if i could overcome this. just by stopping every time i interacted with somebody. because my natural tendency is to do the most selfish thing. >> everyone should read this book. you learn about the science, but it's a fascinating read as well. thank you for joining us. >>> next up, the power of a single word. hello. it's a campaign that i launched with oprah. >>> but next, we have a fascinating story we found from the sochi olympics. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. hi-ya! and i tried a baking class. one weekend can make all the difference. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you the confidence of new fit-flex® protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. it's our best protection. take your weekend on with a free sample at depend.com ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't wan

suffering from a cancer which he did but equally affects children i don't want to give any exact narcisse but we know about these cancers affecting children leukemia or cancers for example. nothing do with him should we provide them with a chemical therapy to help them we provide them the second kemah ferric the third one by the day there comes a time for such patients if you both say but including for example the seeking young people with brain tumors there comes a time where we can no longer ease the suffering and there is no hope for a. number of us who've need nischelle we know that death will occur and it's coming soon. exists a number of such cases exist human law will fulfil where under these conditions these children cubit to turn out to be more mature than many dolts could see them all but for some sleep because they're facing disease precisely because these children are about to die if he does he even has his own full. if you would say it's good legal since you're saying that there aren't so many cases then why bother with the law why not just go case by case basis because the m

i would change my narcissism.could line three adjectives to describe you wow big strong funny what keeps you up at night what do you worry about money you don't have money you just know it's just you never it's one of those things where you know of what you've been broke you just don't want to ever go there again it's hurts just the it like being poor once again i remember being cold and broke another like being cold amber. who's the bigger bad ass sly stallone a steve carell i go with lies lies he's a super bad ass my man you're on a desert island what three things do you want with you. my wife and my kids best piece of advice you have received it's impossible to control someone and love someone at the same time it is there's something about you we don't know. yeah i played a flute and looked through the crowd is so much about i. think you saw you've got a very old married thanks to my guest terry crews tad in brooklyn ny ny tuesdays starting february fourth his book manhood will be released in may and you can fi

they exhibit traits like narcissism and keeping a container of nivea handy.ll right, were you surprised by this research or is a jerk always a a jerk no matter the venue? >> certainly that. we now know about this jerk. we will know all about him. we will know the websites he visits. we will know who he e-mails. i think his days might be numbers. >> that's what i like about the nsa. going after internet trolls. that would be great. sherrod? how do you deal with twitter trolls besides killing them? >> i threaten them and i say racial stuff to them. i talk about their mothers. trolls hate stuff about their mothers. it gets under their skin. what are you going to do? it is always trolls. you can't get away from it. so accept it. >> enjoy it. i talk to them. joanne, i was told to ignore bullies. do you ever reply? >> i would like to, but i always believe in having other people fight my battles for me. i call them the feux heros. they jump in when youd need and when you don't you cry a little bit. itit is a part of life. you will always 1r criticism. >> thick skin.

sacrifice of higher good, some are tired of narcissism of youth, all about you. >> the story, going through, didn't start with jesus, before that. >> filmmakers say these movies are so successful and this is what people in america want to see, apparently, should filmmakers start to gravitate to these types of themes then? >> these types of themes, eight out of ten top tens are recurring sequels. there's a lot of commonality and you're reading into it family friendly. hold on. i'm not accepting it's pro christian position. "the hunger games" was really moral relativism. >> maybe didn't fit into the mold. >> the coarsening of our culture at the box office. >> i've got to get this in with lauren. the son of god and noah are big films coming out. some christians are not in favor specifically of "noah" they are worried it won't follow the biblical story line. your thoughts? >> we talked about this. what you see two different kinds of marketing fans. when you see noah advertised you'll see a very god centered noah. i looked up online, everything was about god. everything was about god's message t

again, i think that's classic narcissism. he could do no wrong. it's somebody else's fault. few people -- i was one of them -- were kind of wondering as he was on the witness stand: is he going to charm his way out of this? i never thought he would be acquitted but i did think that perhaps he would get one, maybe two jurors to say, well, wait a minute. maybe there is some doubt and get a hung jury. but as we saw, it just didn't work. there were no counts on which the jury was undecided. it was 20 to convict and one to aquit and that's a pretty good batting average for the prosecutors who, by the way, put on a very, very strong case. >> sentencing doesn't happen until june. what's your prediction? what will he serve? this is a very good judge, judge ginger barrigan. i think she will wait to see what the report is from the probation department. we really need to see that. their recommendations come out first and then the prosecution and the defense get to argue about it. the defense obviously will argue for lower points on the scale of the federal sentencing guidelines and the

. >> what struck me was this narcissism of all this. >> really, all he's thinking about is his own life, him being a victim, when trayvon martin, a 17-year-old unarmed teenager is dead. >> i'm sure that in his own mind he feels victimized, you would expect at this point for him to be able to show enough class, enough dignity to not try to seek that manned el and mandate. and talk more about the harm and the pain and suffering of the trayvon martin family, when you don't see that, and you see the other side, whether it'sed arrest or the other stuff. you feel like, not only did the guy get away with, he doesn't seem to have learned very much. that's what seems to hurt people who care about this situation, hopefully the country learned something, but apparently zimmerman did not. >> wait, you expected zimmerman to learn something from this? >> one can pray. >> there are reams and reams and reams of when he wanted to catch a black youth. he did it, he shot him dead. i don't expect him to learn anything. >> ben ferguson, can you construct for me any form of rational defense for the way zimme