dr. jack kevorkian. join the live chat at ac360.com. >>> coming up, dr.eath, kevorkian, the focus of the new hbo movie. we'll talk to some of the stars, susan sarandon, john goodman, barry levinson and dr. kevorkian. susan sarandon talking about life and death. >> i've been with people who doctors have upped their morphine at the end, now he. that happens all the time. nobody really talks about it, but that happens. they say at a certain point, okay, this is the choice. >> we'll have more ahead. >>> plus, a new twist in the case against american amanda knox found guilty of killing her roommate in italy. >>> before the break, dr. jack kevorkian told me physicians who don't help terminally ill patients die are cowards. he also participated in more than 130 assisted suicides. he said now that he's out of prison and not on parole, he said no one can stop him from legally doing it again if the law changes. hbo has turned his life into a film. al pacino plays kevorkian. it also stars susan sarandon and john goodman and was directed by barry levinson. they joine

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it's unspeakable. >> from prison to pacino, jack kevorkian free after a 8 year sentence. dr. eatment. al pacino playing in the movie you don't know jack. dr. jack kevorkian joins me. good to have you. >> thank you, good to be here. >> how do you think of the way you were portrayed in the movie? >> much better than i thought it would be. it's superb. everybody about it. directing, the acting, the writing. everything was much better than i thought it was going to be. >> neil: do you think people will look at this and maybe reassess what they thought of you, including the doctor death thing. >> not the opponents. >> neil: so this won't change minds. >> not the opponents, their mind is made up by the pope. >> neil: religion is a big issue to you and it isn't for you. >> it's about so politicized and politics is controlled by religion just like medicine is, that there's -- if you -- if you're a diehard religious person, nothing's going to change your mind. >> neil: you're an atheist, correct? >> i'm an agnostic. i just say i don't know. i'm honest. >> neil: but you knew enough when

dr. jack kevorkian pn the retired pathology dubbed dr.th claims to have assisted in more than 100 assisted suicides for ill people, and in a rare interview since his prison release three years ago, dr. kevorkian responsibilities to critics that say he is playing god. >> a lot of people say you are playing god. >> isn't the doctor who takes a leg off playing god? >> you are saying doctors play god all the time? >> of course, anytime you interfere with the natural process, you are playing god. god determines what happens naturally. that means that when a person is ill, he should not go to a doctor, because he is asking for interference with god's will. but, of course, patients can't think that way. they want to live as long as possible and not suffer, so they call a doctor to help them end the suffering. >> fascinating stuff. he is profiled in a new hbo film called "you don't know jack" which prepares next week, and al pachino playskevorkian. log on to my blog and let us know. we will get your comments on the air later on this afternoon. >>

dr. jack kevorkian out of prison talking to me in the big "360" interview.ound the world. those stories a lot more. "360" in 14 minutes. ♪ and through the ages i'll remember ♪ ♪ blue eyes crying in the rain >> larry: willie took part in a great benefit for 9/11 victims and their families. he sang "america the beautiful." i don't think anyone ever sang it better. but he has questioned the official story. what prompt you'd to look into this from another angle? >> well, just logic. i've seen buildings implode before. i just saw the texas stadium implode just a couple of days ago. and these two buildings imploded. and the one next to it, nothing hit it. no plane hit the one next to it. it just decided to fall on its own. so naturally i have questions. >> you think something was done inside? >> yes. >> but i'm told the reason it imploded was so much heat from above and so much fuel on the jets that that caused it to go down rather than go over. >> never before has a building collapsed because it was hit by an airplane, a steel building. never before. has anybody

dr. death doesn't think much of life. i know everyone is focussed on out jack kevorkian helped so many die.d in why he was so down on living. he said it was tedious and often painful and lonely. the not so good outlook doctor said it was over. you're dead. hard to be happy, kevorkian told me, when so much in life is none, especially with those dealing with illness and pain. i disagree and said life is not miserable and i wasn't remotely miserable, he smiled saying i didn't know jack, i couldn't know, i wouldn't know. easy for me to smile, he said. i had so much for which to smile. some of you agreed. kevin in new york city -- "listen to dr. death, mr. good life. get out of your perfect world and feel some papain. it would do you good not to feel so good." sarah -- larry, from lebanon, missouri -- >> neil: you're wrong, larry, and sarah and kevin, and you, too, jack kevorkian. you are all wrong saying your woes to define the attitude about life. you're all wrong assuming i'm a sheltered life, unaware and unsympathetic to those in pain. i'm not here to win your sympathy. just this once, i pro

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