craig shirley will discuss the political career of newt gingrich and this weekend "the new york times" magazine contributor reflects on her travels abroad and weighs in on the global standing >> there's also just a question of why did i never think this would perform a propaganda what was the job but it was doing for individual americans and i think that one thing i was realizing is this took a long time to realize the very language that we use when we talk about the foreign countries has determined for us a very long time ago because we tended to look at the countries in the east as were they catching up with us or were they behind us. >>> trump had enough resources and as i looked back on it as one of the great acts of genius in american politics comparable to fdr and vetting the chat this is part of what i wrote, donald trump had a primetime television show for 13 years. not because it wasn't on pbs nobody understood that so nobody in the city said she is by definition formidable. he writes about this in the art of the deal so what he learned in new york in the 80s is any publicity

craig shirley discussing life and political career of newt gingrich.ederal judge john newman will share challenges he's faced in 45-year career on the bench. and this weekend on afterwards, investigators journalist art lavigne reports on the mental health industry. >> e opened my initial story with a person who was led out of a facility other objection of the psychiatrist and he wanted to save money and had a dream to sending his father to heaven by killing him with a baseball bat, and i profiled this example of the untreated. then, then i learned this is all in the same time frame. and then i learned through the good offices of one of the countries great reformers judge steven liceman who changed -- i know him well. >> right. so judge liceman gave me a tour of a modern-day hell which is the ninth floor of the miami-dade county jail. it is my original article had the photos but the photos and even narrative feature writing simply does not do justice to the horror of what you saw. so it's my u view it's not 19th century mental health but the 1700s so th