we continue with pastor jeffress and dr. ablow. we played one of the sisters who was a victim here who said it was a thousand times worse by releasing these juvenile records. that this had been dealt with they had forgiven their brother, et cetera. you hear the father making the case those records shouldn't have been released. your reaction from a legal standpoint. >> legally they are correct. morally it is great to know everything about everyone. legally under arkansas law -- by the way, a judge already found recently in arkansas that they were unlawfully disclosed to people. it should be destroyed. now the arkansas law makes it very clear that the law enforcement agencies shall not, meaning must not, under any circumstances, disclose to the public the identity of any sex crime victim. the argument is we didn't. we redacted. we took a sharpie and crossed out some information but these girls didn't come forward. we know their identity because the report made it clear who it was. >> is there legal liability for them here? >> it's go

i look at the person that you and dr. ablow have described and you accurately report the fact that he had these run-ins with the law having to do with narcotics. it's clear that this kid in his late 20th year on earth was beginning to get into some very dangerous territory, they find the skin head videos in his house, the other racist references he's wearing the patches from south africa and from white dominated rhodesia back in the day. it's clear the kid is going through whatever that disintegration he's going through, but then on his 21st birthday if these reports are correct and his father gives him a .45, you give a drug adult troubled 20-year-old, you give him a .45? i would submit that the father is guilty of the grossest irresponsibility. but i also say going back to whether or not this guy is crazy, let me just use the layman's terms, i'm not a learned in the psycho analytical world. he is as crazy as all the other kkk members. he's as crazy as charles manson was when he thought that he also as this kid did, could laun

dr. keith ablow. dr. ablow, let's talk about the psychology of this.s in the making that she is smuggling into the prison all these tools supposedly with what's going to wait on the outside. but had a panic attack and went to a hospital instead. how would somebody be manipulated like this or sympathetic to somebody in both cases u murderers. >> psychiatry is all about why. there is always a why. i don't know her, i don't know her personal wife history, but i wouldn't be surprised if something about this situation, these are murderers, and yet, she sympathizes with them. if someone were to tell me joyce mitchell sympathized with someone who was an aggressor in her life even an abuser when she was a young person and that that person was then jettisoned from the family you then would say wow, okay these are like tire tracks that people can swerve into. that capture them childhood stories that become alive again as adults where she can be recruited into a drama to save a bad guy. and you'd say why would she ever do that? sometimes in my office it can be 20

dr. keith ablow. dr. ust -- i find the statement -- i don't want to say ignorant but aloof from the situation. to blame it automatically on the internet. >> i think it's a little bit pat. you know it depends who is receiving that information. so you know most of us gratefully can receive lots of information, some of it very dark. but not act out, not become violent. i think in this case there were lots of signs that dylann roof was compromised psychologically. unfortunately nobody got him the help he needed in order to not become violent. that help could have been delivered. >> let's go to the broken family that we have here. i don't say you blame it on that. look at what's happened. his friends knew about this. they were on facebook. we have a kid who has failed ninth grade twice according to some reports. he drops out of school. you know when that all breaks down is it easier to then fall into other messages? >> well i think it is. you know people saying you got to control guns no you've got to respond t

dr. keith ablow a psychiatrist. here in new york cityty dr. karl hart. author of the book high price. right. kids and pot. you don't recommend that, right? >> of course not. >> i don't recommend kids taking alcohol or smoking tobacco. >> any intoxicants at all bad for them? >> that's right. >> so we he have some common ground? >> absolutely. anybody who can think would agree with you. >> all right. thank you. and i appreciate that. texting. you know it's an addiction. it's going crazy. are you aware of that right? >> no, i'm not aware that it's an addiction. >> you don't think text something an addiction among some children now. >> it all depends on how you define addiction. >> they have to do it and. >> you are compelled to do this show every day. >> i get paid to do this show i wouldn't do it if i didn't get paid to do it. it's not a compulsion it's a business decision. >> you get paid to do it. >> yeah. >> there is a reason for you to do it. >> is there a reason for a kid. >> does not disrupt what you are doing. >> if you had a son or daughter. >> i do i have three boys. >> in thei

creepasoid 66 years in prison. >> let me go back to dr. ablow.ou think that these records should be released and you think the community does have a right to know even if it is a case of a juvenile. >> no no not at all. i think it's wrong to release juvenile records. i think they have, however, been released. what my comments were regarding is the content of the interviews so far just don't make sense. this is a family that doesn't understand the definition of pedophilia. they think their son does noty for that definition when in fact if you're 16 and sexually developed and you're preying upon undeveloped prepubescent girls, then you do qualify. >> one of the sisters was very young. but i don't think it makes a difference in any case though clothes or not. i think it still falls under that definition doesn't it? >> it still falls under that definition. if i understand the facts correctly, they waited a good long time to tell authorities. is that because they didn't want a youth services or social services investigation of their family that would

dr. keith ablow as well as pastor fox news contributor doctor robert jeffers. there are a lot of examples. it's interesting christians are often attacks. you don't see as much said about other religions. >> christians losing their business. a marine being court marshalled because she has a bible verse. it doesn't rise to the level of having your head chopped off by isis in the middle east but it's all the same attitude that allows for those attacks, sean. i want to remind that the nazis weren't able to take the jews to the creamatoriums. the nazis had to change public opinion. they marginalized the jewish people. >> christians are being marginalized the way jews in germany were? >> absolutely. they are being treated as objects of contempt by the media and once that happens, then the taking away of further rights will be very easy. >> you know marco rubio, dr. ablow, did talk about a conflict potentially is coming. those that practice their faith may be finding themselves at odds with the law of the land gay marriage being one of those big issues. where do you c

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dr. keith ablow joins us now. keith, thank you for joining us. >> any time. >> dr. ke somebody want to attack police headquarters like this and go about the process of finding an armored van or putting one together themselves? >> well, listen, you know, if it were just a personal grudge which i guess were possible disgruntled over run-ins with the law that could motivate someone. so coordinated and involves some people i have to say we are seeing a new level of violence against police that may be motivated by this, you know, gulf that's developed. this fracture between our culture and those who seek to make it safe. and that's what people seem to be missing and they are missing it because they heard it from the president of the united states more than once and his former attorney general eric holder that the police can't be trusted. the police are your enemies. you know what? that's dangerous to say when it isn't true, number one and when there are people in society who will act upon it as though it is. >> you know john rafferty former nypd lt. was on the show a few

dr. keith ablow, good morning. what what's your assessment?roperly in authority in police officers. when i was a kid growing up if a police officer showed up you were quiet, answered questions. no trampling on your rights was necessarily allowed by any means. you did pretty much what you were told. not so now. things have shifted. that's a shift encouraged by some leaders. >> when you say some leaders, who are you talking about? >> look i don't think the president or former attorney general did anything to help people out when they seemed to side with folks other than police or mayor of new york. these messages are powerful. they're heard by young people who may think of it as a cause celeb to resist police officers. these guys are well intentioned indeed. public servants is to quiet down answer to them do as you're told. >> the police chief hired you to talk about situations and how to get better at them. what should be the mind set coming into a situation like the pool fights happening that day? >> yeah i say this. listen in these times in s

dr. keith ablow.d a to me a thunder clap of a revelation he analyzes president's motivation for making a statement about this country. for castigating us all he said this president finds his power in the country's -- in claiming racism in claims that we're notticexceptional, finding fault with us as a nation, he finds his power in that, i thought that is a horrible thing and we're putting up with it because we elected him president. >> you never heard him say islam needs to be cured. hes ised that is not -- but one incident then all of a isn't this is authentic america and america needs to be cured? this is sad someone so successful in our great country does not have a better vision, and understanding of who we are as a nation. he went to harvard law school, so did i, i think he drank the kool aid i did not. lou: god bless you. you know, the great thing about this country is we produce a senator like lindsey graham doing the right thing today saying in my opinion saying time to take the flag down from

dr. keith ablow. great to see you here. you see this video.ploaded the video. it has 165,000 views as of yesterday. when he posts the video and asks the kids where the dad areéqis and you can see the motion here. what's going on here2p in the mindset of a parent to leave a kid in the car? >> elizabeth, it's always about why. psychiatry is all about why. and so there's an answer to that, too. i don't know if it's about devices and how distracted we are now. multitasking and 100 different ways we think that our kids can be placed between two different texts or a run to the store. or whether, if you sat down with this dad, and you said listen you put your child in real danger. were you ever in terrible danger as a kid? why would i ask that? some people deny it. they don't want to think about it. they put other people even theirkdiy1uúo kuáçjoñ.9 in the same situation because they have a blind spot. so we don't known this guy. but there's a why that could be answered. >> it didn't go well when he came out. we have a video of the confrontation that

dr. keith ablow last night shared a, to me, a thunder clap of a revelation as he analyze the president's motivation for making such statements about this country, for castigating us all, and he said this president finds his power in the country's -- in claiming racism, in claiming that we are not exceptional, in finding fault with us as a nation, that's what his expression, he finds his power in that. and i thought, that is just a horrible thing and something we've got to put up with as a country because we elected him president. >> never heard him say islam needs to are cured. he suggests that's not authentic islam. violence, the terrorism. one incident and all of a sudden this is authentic america, and america needs to be cured of this. sad, somebody so successful in our great country doesn't have a better vision and understanding who of we are as a nation. he went to harvard law school, and so did i. i think he drank the kool-aid. i didn't. lou: i can say this, god bless you for not -- [ laughter ]. lou: the great thing about this country, we produce a senator like lindsey graham, say

dr. keith ablow. you watched it last night, what did you think?nately, the duggers, the family is still locked in denial. i don't know if it's willful denial or not. i was stunned when the dad said we don't think our son is a tracted to children. because after all, he wasn't 18. but that's not the definition of pedphelia. it includes older adolescents. it's folked who are developed who are preying upon children who are not. >> here is michelle duggar talking about how to girls were so young they might not be affected. >> one by one as we talked with them. none of them were aware of josh's wrong doings. it was more his heart, his intent. he knew that it was wrong. but they weren't even aware. it was like you know it wasn't to them they probably didn't even understand that it was improper touch. >> what is your reaction to that? >> well, number one, again, i don't trust frankly, the duggers to be perfect arbiters of whether the girls realized or did not realized whether they were being touched. they may say they weren't realizing it. there are lots

dr. keith ablow. now that you factor in -- they kept it out of the autopsy when he first went to the hospital that -- he wads rs admitted to the trauma center he tested positive for opiates and other drugs in his system. would that cause somebody to act in a way as described by the other prisoner that he could be banging back and forth? >> sure, it could. because it altered his mental status. speaking of meantntal status are we prepared to believe that officers who generally are relied upon to support the community that they get it in their minds that they're going to kill someone by driving in an erratic way, a guy who is used marijuana and opiates as their method of killing him, it's going to be drive hard left and right? that's literally -- >> sean sean -- >> i got ten seconds. go ahead. >> we have to look at one thing. when they're dragging him to the van there, he seemed like he was not really -- his legs weren't working too good. >> they addressed that. >> bo -- >> i got to break we're on a hard

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