we've been talking to reverend dr. blake. we are so glad to have him as we have heard a great deal about dr. king i'm sure that many of you do not know. anything else you would like to add to that >> that dr. king was mentored by dr. [inaudible] who was the founder of our church. he and his wife were the first african-americans to meet with gandhi >> and the doctor [inaudible] they see him as contemplative and you know, sort of a mystic >> he would define himself, i think, as a seeker. he was always seeking to understand life more deeply. he was always seeking to find more about the common ground of all people so yes, he was a mystic. he was a mystic who was concerned about the social realities because his understanding was that if in the mystic encounter with god there was a [inaudible] so forever, when you leave those experiences, you want to see that in the over all society so if there are institutions that stand against that unity, then you had the responsibility to work to change those institutions so that the unity will

dr. phil." >> my son, blake, is narcissistic and entitled. >> dr.sed to stay? >> dr. phil: i don't care. you're 2006. >> i look at other people. i say wow, i'm better than them. >> dr. phil: you sent her a photo of a burn on your wrist. you said bring me some burn cream, bitch. to your mother. >> like she's miss perfect. nag, nag, nag. >> my brother is a disgusting pig. >> i would have a girl in my bed every night. i tool them, you're all fat and ugly. bye. >> i can't believe he treats women like that. >> dr. phil: you raised him. >> you don't have to have sex with them. >> this is how it happened. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe