dr. keithblow, and he is outnumbered. >> again. >> nothing like a good doctor on the coach or on the sofa. >> what do i do when i'm depressed i'm not here? >> ask your wife. [laughter] >> dvr "outnumbered," okay? and watch it back. >> okay. i'll feel less alone? >> ye. it's like a nice little love sandwich. >> well, that's what i'm feeling. >> or watch "the five" every day. >> fair enough. i'll be with you. >> everyone else is okay? >> in case your patients need you, we're available dvr as well. >> we always have a session after the show where dr. keith helps us out. >> i think if we taped that, we would frighten people. [laughter] i don't know if we could come back in this forum again, i don't know. >> we would do our very best. irs targeting scandal just took a new turn, because e-mails uncovered from the woman at the heart of the controversy show she thought an audit of a republican member of congress was a good idea. lois lerner mistakenly received an invitation meant for senator charles gr

and we will be turning to dr. keithow to psychoanalyze the administration to the degree that he can. dr. ablow, a psychiatrist, member of the fox news medical a-team. welcome. >> thanks for having me, lou. lou: it is strange to me, if i may say at the outset that this administration seems toot provoke outrage, no matter how outrageous it's behavior. is there a new condition that ripped this country? >> i think so, i think the birthright of the administration came amidst the fear that evolved after 9/11, and i think that people felt very much imperilled and barack obama from the beginning has said part of us needs to admit our wrongdoing to retreat from places where we've been too aggressive. and he's been consistent in that. the apology tour, and then assaults on capitalism. you didn't build that. the collective did. so here we have a kind of stockholm mentality, which i've mentioned before. i think we were commandeered by a fellow who doesn't really embrace this country as having manifest destiny at all, who questions

dr. keith ablow puts him on the couch today on this program.hy is he doing that? here is something new. i will demand regulation of a brand-new industry. straight to the markets. been like this for days, no change for stock prices. how flat can you get, we are one point on a 16,700 index. the s&p 500 i believe is that a new high, $19.26. the ten year treasury yield has gone up a lot in the last week. now we have reached 2.60%. google claims it has hack proof e-mail and is expanding overnight delivery service across northern california. not much of a boost for the stock but it is up $3 and $5.57, netflix has a new cartoon series called beau jack horsemen debuts in august, and aaron paul, lending their voices. investors love it. look at this poll from the l.a. times. 47%, close to half of californians who have been polled think the state is headed in the wrong direction. we will deal with that in the second. look at the primaries from california last night. former treasury official won the vote to face california governor jerry brown in november

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and fox news' dr. keith ablow knows what it means when a man does ballet. >> the fact that he was a dancer and a lifter-- not a weightlifter, but he would i guess lift up-- >> the ball rina. >> what does that mean? >> i think front and center on any stage is this guy's m.o., unless it doesn't feed him narcissistically. you can't give him a job unless you're going to tell him you're the star and we're going to keep you at a throttle of 12 out of 10. >> stephen: that's why he was disillusioned the mission in afghanistan-- it lacked the full-throttle intensity of the sun valley,ideo ballet school. just to recap-- deserter. endangered soldiers' lives. skipped around inatitis. aaaaand... i'm forgetting something. >> the father with the beard. >> stephen: dad, beard. dad beard. bad dad. baghdad. coincidence it's a different country, we mee doth think he beards too much. we'll have more on this story as information becomes available which i hope is never because right now i'm in the sweet spot between complete igno

dr. keith, ablow me. >> here's the world cup. that's what's going on. >> it's little too convenient when we have a president who i contend has it in for americans and we elected him because we were fearful at the time. we better elect someone who is not very patriotic, because, god, we could have terrorists attack us for being american. okay. so we did that. >> stephen: okay. so we did that. check that box. okay. which brings us to the world cup. follow me down the rabbit hole, or as they say in soccer, follow me down the rabbit gooooooooooal! how often does barack obama run for president. every four years. how often is there a world cup? every four years. now watch this. [laughter] that doesn't just happen, folks. but there's a more sinister force at work here, and as usual, it's jazz cigarettes. jim? >> it's kind of strange. they're rolling out the marijuana. they're getting everybody high. and they're getting everybody to watch more and more entertainment. does that sound like perhaps, i don't want to be conspiracy theory guy,

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that was dr. keith ablow talking about the world cup. of world cup obsession and he said he sees no problem with me. thank you, dr.. here's your take on the rest of the show. marsha has this to say about a chinese billionaire giving away money and food in central park today. here's what she says. we are enabling the problem, not solving anything without right charity, we are feeding starving children everywhere for 50 years and there are even more of them now. our policy should be teach a man to grow a crop or work or start an industry. is in that harsh? we're talking a chinese guy who comes over to see our homeless in new york city? something wrong with that? one of our viewers had this to say about what i say is the most exciting story of the day kof the world cup butter, banned for life says this person who e-mail in to was, band for life. i don't watch soccer, not a fan of the game, he has done this before and will do it again if he is allowed to keep playing. ten seconds, 5 seconds each. can't be done, bite them. i am done. adam sha

dr. keith ablow joins us to take up his imperious ways. now a few thoughts of our system of checks and balances. i'm pleased to report tonight that they are is still in existence than they actually were. the supreme court warning that obama violated the constitution when he made recess appointments to .5 years ago. the ruling not only checked his indifference to her constitution and our laws, but it is also a strong rebuke to the president and this white house. why? because the supreme court was unanimous in its ruling on his abuse of power and even the liberal justices, including obama appointees sonia sotomayor our elena kagan could not come to terms with his remarks. he is not a man easily embarrassed or ashamed, not even by the highest court in the land. as we reported here tonight, the supreme court has ruled against unanimous decisions 12 times, bounced between conservatives and liberals, and as i said, two of his own appointees. it not only ignores the constitution, but also frequently that your. "the washington post" fact checker w

dr. keith ablow. >> trust me. >> with his analysis on this wednesday morning. talking about self-centeredness, apparently i read one report this morning that bergdahl would write, according to his platoon mates, write jason born style novels where he was main character. and he'd look out on the mountains and say, i wonder if i could walk to china from here. >> i used to write curious george. that was me as a child. what's going on, heather? >> good morning. we've got wild weather. insane weather coming in overnight affecting more than 35 million people from the rockies all the way to the midwest. take a look at this incredible picture. it is a super cell that formed over holcombe, kansas. amazing picture. then over in nebraska, massive hail the size of baseballs there pummeling the city of norfolk. and also giant hail in blair, nebraska, too. it destroyed the siding on one house and shattered car windows at a dealership. >>> overnight, speaking of baseball, a fan falls nearly 15 feet right in the middle of a bullpen at miller park in milwaukee. this happened ju

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joining us is dr. keith ablow.o highlight it for us. what's your main concern here that parents should be aware of? >> sure. my main concern having followed this case for some time, having theired time with the family is that this could happen to anyone. a little background, they brought their daughter to boston's children's hospital because the doctors at new england medical center who had diagnosed her with a physical condition said go there and get a consult. the boston children's doctor said no, this is all in her head. she's not really physically ill. she has psychological problems and you people are probably involved. and they kept her and wouldn't release her when her parents said we don't like that way of handling her case. we're going to take her back to the other doctors. >> in other words, they were simply looking for a second opinion and then as it turns out, the second opinion took control. >> they weren't even looking for the second opinion. they were looking for a little consultation to help the dork

here today, sandra smith, harris faulkner, kirsten powers and today's hashtag one lucky guy, dr. keithd he is outnumbered. >> again. >> nothing like a good doctor on the coach or on the sofa. >> what do i do when i'm depressed i'm not here? >> ask your wife.

today's hashtag one lucky guy, dr. keith and he's outnumbered. perfect to have you here with us today. >> i feel perfect sitting here. >> yes. i'll bet you do. >> it's slightly overwhelming, actually. but in a good way. in a good way. just a rainbow of color and energy. >> it's like being in a happy crayola box or something. >> or something. >> normal or is this not? >> for me it is just another day. very normal sitting with four bright, beautiful fox celebrities. >> who are chomping at the bit to challenge you on every detail of what you know. >> can't wait. >> we have another woman to add to the mix. hillary clinton's media blitz in full swing with today's release of "hard choices" her book on her time as secretary of state and kicking off what seems to be an endless stream of around the clock media interviews, she speaks about benghazi in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer. she was pressed on her handling of the terror attack that took the lives of four americans. asked if all the fire she's been taking from republicans on benghazi might

so what we would try to do is get some doctors like dr. keitho a jury or to a judge that the science has proven that these people, these young people are not -- their brains are not functioning properly to be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. it doesn't mean they would go free. it would mean instead of going 25 to life, maybe the sentence would range from five to 25 and the judge would ascertain what's appropriate under the circumstances. >> two 12-year-old wisconsin girls who stabbed their friend 19 times being charged as an adult. is this a shifting of the victim status to the children then? >> here is the thing, this slender man phenomenon is an internet meme. it's a promulgated story by the internet about this being that commoneers people and turns them into killers, to whom you must show allegiance. the internet is a form of communication that human beings we are learning, are not immune to, in terms of being able to resist themes that flow to them through this drug portal, i would say, to some extent. so facebook depersona

dr. keith ablow will answer your e-mail. send them to us. >> his first case will be terry bradshaw.station in eastern nebraska. watch. >> i have never seen anything like this in my my life. bill: these are rare twin tornadoes touching down in the town of pilger. it's 100 miles north of omaha. we are live on the ground on a report on that. in the meantime the world's focus on iraq as it descends into chaos.

indefensible in the face of sergeant bergdahl status but meanwhile fox news resident quack psychiatrist dr keith ablow suggested that the taliban prisoner swap shows that president obama doesn't have american ism in his soul. brock obama does not have the will of the american the american ism in his soul and this swap somebody may not feel very american for five people who definitely don't is symptomatic of that it was bound to happen when you have a leader who doesn't affiliate with patriotism even the folks over at the drudge report got it on the action with their cover image and headline reading obama saved iraq and countless other conservative pundits have gone after bergdahl the obama administration and even the bergdahl family meanwhile a host of republican lawmakers including senators i aat mccain and in hoff have now come out against the move to secure bowe bergdahl is freedom after initially pushing to secure his release by any means necessary efficiently u.s. army soldiers creed reads in part i am an american soldier i'm a warrior a member of a team i serve the people you know states a

dr. d'antonio was not the only person to mention neil mcneice as a potential suspect in the case. >> this friend of gary triano's told detective keithr. >> but did you tell them about a person by the name of neil mcniece? >> yes. >> they asked you about leads and you gave them a lead. is that correct? >> yeah, from what a friend of mine, just something he had said. >> reporter: so why didn't the detective at least go talk to neil mcneice? >> because that's just one of those things that falls through the cracks? or because you guys were so focused on pam phillips? >> that's what the defense would have you believe, that we were focused onto pam phillips. i would say that there were eight to ten, what i felt were viable leads, in addition to pam phillips. >> and neil mcneice wasn't one of 'em. >> no. >> in hindsight? you wish you'd dragged neil mcneice into a little tiny room and asked him some questions? >> of course. >> and if you'd done that, what do you think you would've found? >> based on the evidence that i've seen, both from our investigation and from the defense investigation, is we would have cleared him some way. or we would