dr. amador, in your opinion, what is really behind what happened here?his seems a pretty violent take here. >> well, it seems violent and it seems that he's picking on particular people that have insulted him, that have hurt him, that have rejected him. and i don't mean any disrespect to you or your producers but when we cherry pick statements like this, it sounds a little bit more cogent and rational than it does. when i look at the bigger picture he writes, why do things have to be this way? people are going to ask why i did this and he says, humanity struck humanity. not an individual, not a sorority sister. humanity. the entirety of humanity struck at me first i didn't want this. i didn't start this war. i wasn't the one who struck first but i will finish it. that is a quick cherry picking on my part of a lot of the writings that indicate very deep, deep longstanding pair know prosecutorial delusions that really reflect a broken brain and i mean that quite literally. a brain that is not functioning properly, neurochemically as well. >> i want to talk

dr. jodi gold, adult psychiatrist and clinical assistant professioner and javier amador, professioner ata university. what am i referring to? obviously mental health. we hear this every time. it's the images, it's the mediation it's me and how i cover it and men hate women and the guns, everybody has guns. we must fight that battle. we hear that every time and then there's a whisper. you know, this person was actually mentally ill. we don't want to deal with that he's still criminally responsible. how do you break through, jodi? >> it's important not to blame hollywood and i think we do have to look at mental illness. i'm citkit excitedn't about the and hopeful that this killing would spark a debate and make a change. >> why this time? so many we see a repeated succession of similar types of tragedies. why this time, professor? >> i think this time because this was, again, probably the most blatant example of missed opportunity. the police came and checked on him. there was ample evidence. again, i talked a this before with you, i don't know if this is a crisis intervention team police o