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. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." a daughter's suicide. >> dr. ove samantha more than anyone i ever met. >> dr. phil: you didn't go to the funeral? >> no. i had a licensure exam that day. >> announcer: struggling with grief. >> why can't we have her clothes? >> i told you they were outside to get them. >> announcer: what did her boyfriend know? >> dr. phil: you were with another girl the day she died. did you make out with her? >> i don't think it's necessary for me to get to the intimate details. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down.

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. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she claims her daughter is dangerous. >> dr. re were you? >> this is about my daughter, not about me. >> dr. phil: you seem to think you don't have anything to do with this. it's your child. >> dr. phil: today we're talking about an 11-year-old girl, marie. appears as a sweet young girl as she shows off her room and ribbons on her youtube channel. >> this is my ro.

. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> dr. escort? >> announcer: a young mother. >> dr. phil: you said your son means everything to you. why is your mother raising your son? >> announcer: with no place to call home. >> doesn't bother you that you're with a bunch of wierdos? >> you bother me. >> will you let me talk? are you going to let me talk? >> i'm clearly not. >> you're such a hood rat. >> i'll be a hood rat and you're a horrible mom. >> dr. phil: let's do it! h

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. >> you don't have to be dr. phil to understand that the president and the attorney general don't have a good working relationship. every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. >> i hope the relationship gets better. if it doesn't i imagine the president will look for a new attorney general. >> as a member of the judiciary committee and this body, i find it really difficult to envision any circumstance where i would confirm a successor to jeff sessions is he is fired because he is executing his job rather than choosing to act as a partisan hack. >> before leaving hear ohio, the president was forced to quietly navigate precarous territory here at home. michael cohen one of the most important figures in the trump financial empire allan weisselberg was granted immunity. it's believed they want him to shed light on the hush money to two women during the presidential campaign. and the "national enquirer" cfo david pecker was also granted immunity. president trump said allan knows how to get things

our next newscast is at >> announcer: today on "dr. phil."> announcer: he even exposed himself to his own mother-in-law. >> dr. phil: like ten times. >> that's just sick. >> she stood there. she watched. >> i was disgusted. >> you didn't tell me. >> i didn't know what to do. >> dr. phil: you walk away, you get out. you do something. but you don't just get popcorn and sit there. >> announcer: but has she heard the whole story? >> one time wendy touched me back. >> it's a lie. he's my daughter's husband. >> dr. phil: you're telling me you never touched him? >> i can't believe him or her.

our next newscast is at 5 o clock >> announcer: today, on "dr. phil 110 pounds, i'm attractive, and i justify that. >> announcer: her mom and sister. >> we are trying to figure out what's going on in your life. >> i'm trying to tell you, that's not a term of endearment. >> claim she is delusional. >> dr. phil: you told the producers that you had been tested and have a 185 iq. albert einstein is 160. >> two gentlemen were grabbing me out of the room. >> dr. phil: so you were abducted? >> dr. phil: you were allegedly stealing a vehicle. >> i'm just mimicking because i'm delusional.

. >> dr. phile. >> our son tells me i don't think mommy could ever be fit. >> this is a circus and we're three months -- >> dr. phil: did you shoot at the bed roof the guy you were living with? >> i found out he was still married. >> dr. phil: that really offended your moral compass. >> dr. phil: the child's crying in the car. good parenting. good job, mom. you think you can

. >> you don't have to be dr. philunderstand that the president and the attorney general do not have a good working relationship. every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. >> martha: where do you think this is going, jonathan? >> this was an important turning point yesterday. lindsey graham, i believe, a year ago was saying publicly there will be hell to pay, et cetera, if the president was to fire jeff sessions. graham and chuck grassley both effectively gave the president a public green light to fire jeff sessions. so now it seems a matter of time. lindsey graham is cautioning the president to do it after the midterm because he thinks it's politically disruptive beforehand but the president is now given leeway where he wasn't relieving it previously from the republicans on capitol hill. >> you write when they are together, they had a meeting together at the white house yesterday which must have been awkward, it doesn't come up? how does it happen? >> you would think so. the sessions people

amber: [ laughs ] you sometimes think that you're dr. phil.more on the oprah path. amber: okay. lemonis: that's why i got to place him on a seat, i'm getting closer to oprah. amber: okay, got it. is there, like, a thing under my chair? doesn't oprah do, like, the fine things? like, is there a car or a pashmina? lemonis: [ imitating oprah ] and you get a new business. you get a new makeover. in the last five years, i've visited over 70 businesses. it's delicious. [ laughter ] i travel the country trying to fix the people... christina: i don't want to be that person that cries on tape. lemonis: ...fix the process... i don't think you guys have any idea what's in your inventory.

amber: [ laughs ] you sometimes think that you're dr. phil. lemonis: oprah is what i aspire to be, not dr. phil. i'm more on the oprah path. amber: okay. lemonis: that's why i got to place him on a seat, i'm getting closer to oprah. amber: okay, got it. is there, like, a thing under my chair? doesn't oprah do, like, the fine things? like, is there a car or a pashmina? lemonis: [ imitating oprah ] and you get a new business. you get a new makeover. in the last five years, i've visited over 70 businesses. it's delicious. [ laughter ] i travel the country trying to fix the people... christina: i don't want to be that person that cries on tape. lemonis: ...fix the process... i don't think you guys have any idea what's in your inventory. holy [bleep] ...and create a few products. welcome to your new store. man: oh, my god. channa: i owe my life to this company. lemonis: that is the reason that i'm here. i spend hundreds of days a year working on these companies. why didn't you do it? man #2: i thought that we did. lemonis: holy [bleep] but we can't

to some critics, he is more dr. phil than oprah.hey see his audience and accuse him of stoking anxieties of white, cisgender, heterosexual males, unable to cope with their loss of status in the 21st century. apologies, doctor, if those adjectives were triggering. >> they were. they were a bit. >> in a viral video, dr. peterson asserted that in order to be able to think, one must risk being offensive. despite the obvious flaw in his logic that a canadian could ever be offensive, he has clearly struck a nerve, and any professor who makes analysis of classical texts exciting deserves the right to risk offense. dr. peterson, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you very much. >> "12 rules for life" -- stand up straight with your shoulders back, pursue what is meaningful, if its not even expedient, tell the truth, or at least don't lie, treat yourself like someone you are responsible for helping, be precise in your speech. what is it about these rules that has so resonated in our culture? >> well, i think the fundamental issue is likely my

that's a business update for now now dr phil the word you use and you starting in india indeed thank you farai yes the death toll from the catastrophic flooding in the indian state of kerala more than doubled overnight the state's chief minister and us that three hundred twenty four people have died in what he called the worst floods in one hundred years almost a quarter of a million people have lost their homes and rescuers are scrambling to evacuate residents to emergency relief camps. help from above. as in many other regions the indian air force has been evacuating residents of tourists who are who fled to the rubes. many others remain trapped by the high waters which are submerging almost the entire southwestern state of carolina or merging to shelters have taken in around two hundred twenty thousand people. were staying at a schoolhouse floodwaters came up to the front porch of my house and there's no electricity electricity has been out since yesterday that only a little bit of finding us with clothes and other things with been given clothes cots and blankets as well as food t

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guest says global weather conditions will continue to be record breaking for the next few years dr. philmson, climate change researcher joins us on the show thank you very much for joining us as you were just talking about, we're seeing extremely hot temperatures in europe and increasing recurrences of wildfires in california, floods in india how much of these events do you think can be pointed back to climate change in global warming. >> they're all consistent with climate change one can't absolutely say they're caused -- they might have happened otherwise they're more than twice as likely, five times as likely to occurred as a rise in the global temperatures it's sort of ayear on year ris and it happens in the winter as well as the summer we're more aware of it in the summer. >> there were reports of the -- the hot summers could become the norm as far as europe is concerned. >> that's the worry. in 15, 50 years' time, might have summers like this all the time i think it's bring down the message that climate change has costs and consequences this might be what we have to get used to. >>

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dr. phil's audience. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, maybe that's probably a better idea. >> all right, all jimmy: yeah, that's from "star trek," that's not a thing from you. >> oh, whatever. you nerd. [ laughter ] all right, pants. it's time to hit the brakes. >> jimmy: mark hamill, everybody. live long and may the force prosper with you. [ cheers and applause ] you never know who might walk in. this is what happens when guillermo's out with watermelons, people will just walk in here. one more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> under our constitution if the president is acting within his capacity as president and he [ bleep ]s someone, then that can't be questioned. >> mr. trump did make headlines saying today he's willing to [ bleep ] the president of iran without preconditions. >> i'll tell you, they are two [ bleep ]ers. we like [ bleep ]ers, don't we? >> i am a muslim. i am an american. and i've been [ bleep ], [ bleep ] for 2

>> i don't have direct evidence of this but you don't have to be dr. phil to understand the president and attorney general do not have a good working relationship. every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. as to jeff sessions come i've never met a finer man readies a great senator, great lawyer, i think he's been a good attorney general. this is not working. i hope the relationship gets better. if doesn't i would imagine the president is going to look for a new attorney general. because what's going on is unsustainable. i'm not blaming anybody. i love jeff sessions, but from my point of view, the country is not being well served with this much friction. >> shannon: when you said last year there would be "holy to pay" of sessions when fired, you said the president's efforts to marginalize and humiliate him were not going over well in the senate. >> when jeff recuse himself, which i think he should have, any lawyer would have done what sessions did. he was part of the campaign. you can't oversee an investigation you are a part of.

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laura rosenberg, director of the alliance for security and democracy and dr. phil howard, director of the oxford internet institute. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here today and your willingness to share expertise and insights with this committee and more importantly with the american people. we are here to discuss the threat to the nation that this committee takes every bit as seriously as terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, espionage and regional instability. today we talk about how social media platforms have been made to influence operations against the united states. i remember this committee and the american people understand what an attack on the integrity of our. in the world process means. election interference from abroad represents an intolerable assault of a democratic foundation republicans build on. the committee in a bipartisan fashion has addressed this issue head-on. and maybe released the the initial findings of our investigationn into russia's targeting of election infrastructure during the 2016 election. today's hearing is an ex

i always listen to dr. philnd frames during this page the development -- page frame, age frame, the- development of a child is still involved in that end getting involved in that lessens the effect in the real world. it almost like trains them to not know what is reality and what isn't, in some aspects. that is another point and i am glad you went over the opiate overdoses last year. .2,000, more than vietnam and we lost a child last june of a drug overdose with the it is just like a domino affect. if you see how many people are , i betrom this overdose you everyone who had sold them drugs has a firearm of some kind. can conceal carry 24/7 married -- 20 47. my wife carries 24/7. i am not going to be a victim. i need some protection because it is too large of a cure for the policeman to respond to. the only thing people can do is try to minimize when some individual decides to run out with a gun and do something ,ecause whatever is in his head whatever happened to him, however he was brought up in his life or wha

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dr. howard. >> thank you, chairman burr and vice chairman warner for the applicants justify on the fourth influence operations and the use of social media platforms. my name is philhoward. i'm a professor at oxford university and director of the oxford internet institute. my own area of expertise include political communication and international affairs. at the institute i been leading a project on competition propaganda currently funded by the european research council and something that research initiative started with support from the national science foundation in this country. i begin working on these questions in 2010 but the project really group in the summer of 2014 when the malaysians airline flight was shot down over ukraine, and in hungary where i i was based ate moment at that time, many of my hungarian friends got multiple, ridiculous stories of what it happened we knew these came from russian or russian sources. there was one story that democracy advocates had shot the plane down because they thoughtt putin was traveling on commercial from amsterdam to malaysia. .. there was another story that americans shot the plane down because the u.s. had stati