happy, clinical psychologist nikita yanovich. helped me today to analyze the story of our heroine christina toure, can a person somehow use it without a psychotherapist, without a psychologist? yes, of course, look, this method was originally brought by psychiatrist eric byrne, so he spoke about three ego states of the ego, the state of a parent, an adult child, and this is precisely the interaction with this traumatized, unloved , rejected, therefore, part of our childish experience, on behalf of a loving, accepting, caring, adult, in such matters of self-esteem, this is a very... such a very useful thing and i think that everyone should master it, that is, when you remember some episode from childhood , at this moment you can apply this technique, yes, that is, go down there to your child as an adult and what to protect, calm, explain, first you need to recognize the feelings that a person experiences, that is, i see that you are afraid, i see that you are despondent, i see that you does it mean you are sad, for example, or are you offended? it will bear fruit when you can do harm with such a t

tour this spring. also here, one of our friends, msnbc star, political scientist, christina greer, professor at fordhams, quote/unquote. thanks to both of you for being here. how are you doing, danny? >> great. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. i'm excited to do this. we often start with the home court, so professor greer, what is on your fallback list tonight? >> well, the first thing on my fallback list, ari, has to be liz cheney. fall all the way back. i don't think this rehab tour she's on and the book selling tour is going to negate the 93% voting record that she had with donald trump for four years. so it's nice that she wants to save democracy now, but in doing so, she should support democrats and i haven't forgotten what she did for four years under trump and i definitely didn't forget what her dad did for eight years under george bush. >> she was in gop leadership. rachel talked about this in her msnbc interview. you feel like this is late and not a full counterweight to how she governed? >> no, the damage is done, ari, and it's way too late and several dollars too short. i just think that