let's start with amy palmer. senior editor, "in touch weekly." you deal with so many celebrities, is fame a real addiction, do you think? >> yeah, i actually think it is a real addiction and jon gosselin is the perfect example. the guy cannot make a move without calling the press to come there with cameras. it's unbelievable. i mean, he says that he wants to redeem himself and become a better person and father, yet he has to do that in the public eye. he invited cameras to a conference with rabbi schmuley on the upper west side of manhattan and says i want to be better, i didn't ask for this. absolute insanity. >> jon actually was recently busted trying to get what you might call a hit of attention. here he is with paparazzi reading them his e-mails from hiss estranged wife. got to listen to this. >> i just got an e-mail from kate saying she doesn't want to see you. >> she doesn't want to see you? may we see it? >> hold on one second. she wants to change custody. i would appreciate if you would pick them up at the bus stop tomorrow at 4:00 and st

how much can they interfere with the personal lives of their on-air talent. >> amy palmer, let me ask you about this. mr. phillips went off. he's an official sex addict. he's getting rehab. i believe in sex addiction. do you think the nation buys it? >> i think that do. i think they realize it's an illness. if these people do have a problem, they should be treated. it's usually they are treated when they get caught. that's the issue. >> we have to leave it there. thank you fantastic panel. you are watching "issues" on hln.