freud. it's possible that mr. bump may be exhibiting symptoms of obsession. earlier this week, bump wrote yet another article on the same topic, and i did that the same topic, and ended that piece with the suggestion of a sinister conspiracy at work. "why promote that drug and why so energetically?" and he let the question hang in the air. philip bump doesn't believe in human optimism, he always assumes a secret agenda. but as usual, this was pure projection. what the creeps in big media accuses you of doing every single time, they are fervently doing themselves. they're the one's obsessed with hydroxychloroquine. most people just want a drug that works. they're the ones with a weird unspoken agenda, obvious and yet hidden.

young jones's biography of freud there is a bout paragraph about freud's respect for the facts, evenould takeyears to surface . i'll stop there but i'm just giving you a sense of how incredibly, he really was on a thread for those years that he wasn't clear he was going to make it out and is what gets published and by the way the day the book goes to the printers for good , he's out walking on cityisland and he slipped on ice and he breaks his other leg .and colin is wonderful editor in england since in the telegraph that says oliver, you would do anything for afootnote . but the book does get out finally and then in the, all the other stuff has been blocked at the time comes pouring out and hebecomes oliver who you will get to know and who will start going on tours and guns up in places like this . maybe i'll stop there and open it to questions and so forth. as i say, the book basically focuses those four years and the last 70 pages are the ensuing 35, 40 years in which for one thing hebecomes the godfather of my daughter . and then after 35 years of celibacy he allows himself to fa

lockdown has hit people without homes especially hard our next report is from detail they used to call freud on the streets of bogota she met a man whose work during the crisis has made him a hero for those in need. nobody knows the invisible like this man for 15 years orlando beltran has been looking after the city's homeless he knows where they meet where they sleep and where they get their drugs with his n.g.o.s get that it owns the bronx banquet he provides the destitute with food clothes and a shoulder to lean on but the most important part of today's delivery are these face masks. a face mask can save many lives the drugs they smoke damage the muscles in their mouth. with. their muscle it's hard for them to control their saliva. and they may accidentally spit on each other without realizing what is happening and they would lose your job. orlando's help is needed now more than ever ever since columbia went into lockdown it has become hard for the homeless to get money begging or collecting metal and rubbish makes little sense when the only people left on the street are those with nowher

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to see you such a ph you can talk to us if you think of the fact this often you have this often for freud i saw you have the kind of get through one of them plots the indicate the you know. yes this bleak no for the house for it going on so only was meant to last so of on him one on one see fool that's the fears of us they see it seem via sharples league see get what normally they have that's the thing here give one ask you since a fenced in so for media. we use the spin. cycle beast to be simple. thing. i. see by many. and as by now i know that i have more need to look again else as his money goes out and i think it is the last one that made him when he sent. me a. rail madrid's. mother. at last it was this time on the house i wanted out of school. understand him well enough to most last. oh thank you. thank you. they look look look look look lootie me sure they don't get out and. i made it up against them and i. said then. you know. well it's interesting when they send that. and i said then that one though if i'm going to send a. one for that i will but i was. given to me i don't. under

you know freud was just wrong it was about 2 and a half feet to lao in 40 years. never seen a case not wot of penis envy and what people mean it is a brain damned thing you want to care about 3 pounds of fat between your ears if he targeted the wrong helmet because they say in a cyclist this is our 1st show that we did by remote from him had such a literate an informed guess dr daniel amen and he is a brain disorder specialist and a psychiatrist in the new book as you see over his shoulder is the end of mental illness and it's currently available in stores and online take it thank you for taking time out from your busy quarantine doc to talk to me and go go play with those kids that you've adopted and keep them keep them in fine fettle thank you for your time dr thank you dennis stay safe. yes the unemployment rate is not protected to reach 30 percent of america higher than the great depression the stock market's up 30 percent from recent lows and the size of the central bank balance sheet has expanded by trillions so the question is which came 1st the expansion o

you know freud was just wrong it was about 2 and a half feet too low in 40 years. never said he's not a lot of penis envy and what people need is a brain damned thing you want to care about 3 pounds of fat between your ears if he targeted the wrong helmet because they say in the cyclists left it appears that this is our 1st show that we did by remote from it had such a literate an informed guess dr daniel amen and he is a brain disorder specialist and a psychiatrist in the new book as you see over his shoulder is the end of mental illness and it's currently available in stores and online take it thank you for taking time out from your busy quarantine doc to talk to me and go go play with those kids that you've adopted and keep them keep them in fine fettle thank you for your time dr thank you denis stay safe. the outbreak of the spread of the corona virus has become a black swan event for the global economy is no longer whether the u.s. and other economies will slip into recession the question now is how long the recession will last it's going to get worse before i

the range was philosophy, sociology, literatur mystery, and the classics in the latest authors, freud augustine, karl marx, voltaire and shakespear shakespeare, hemingway, the federalist papers, and road proustian french and not too easy french and long sentences but it would be call the melancholy of youth he read greek, dante's inferno in italian he said he didn't know but could manage on his language of french and latin quipped a man would get credit and heaven for all the were the books he read and referring to himself as one who has duty in his bones and attributed his reading to the inability to shake the gospel of self-improvement absorbed in his youth and in his eighties he began reading and greek for f the first time he said i'm preparing for a final examination. he had a rule book one started it had to be finish the one secretary remember the retired justice growling allowed over a book that was pressed on him but steadfastly refusing to abandon it any book that they eiuld ever remember him giving up on was scandalous novel lady chatterley's lover. he was in his 90th year ha

freud. it's possible that mr. bump may be exhibiting symptoms of obsession. he wrote yet another article on the same topic, and i did that piece with the suggestion of a sinister conspiracy at work. why promote that drug and why so energetically? and he let the question hang in the air. philip bump doesn't believe in human optimism, he always assumes a secret agenda. but as usual, this was pure projection. what big media accuses you of doing a physical time, they are fervently doing themselves. they're the ones obsessed with hydroxychloroquine. most people just want a drug that works. they're the ones with a weird unspoken agenda, obvious and yet hidden. most people in this country just want a drug that works, in fact, in some circumstances this may work. hydroxychloroquine is still being used to treat coronavirus patients. dozens of studies of its effectiveness are now in progress, still at this hour. many doctors believe it can help if used early or in mild cases of the disease. the va secretary recently said as much. >> president trump has touted this, but

>>this crisis she used her dance moves to do so mark freud was there for her parking lot performance.>we'll leon's just wanted to see her grandparents. yeah, it's hard not seen people that you know you miss while she's home from ballet school use like. >>hey i'm you should come dancer in our social hour on land say crews are >>figured out still lily bridge. the gap from the to the black >>this is a nice thing to do you know in times like these just like 2 left some spirits i >>flett feet never dance in a parking lot that's one thing i can say though this will a first and smooth >>john and elaine lane grand watched from their 3rd floor apartment was really surreal i mean i always wondered who would re sear dance again, you know because stadiums are close and then use our clothes. >>will self and i was so glad she could come tonight share with everybody. >>while families are apart. >>dance defeats the distance just really exciting that i can use that i have to. >>help other people. i feel happy in this rough time. >>that was mark ryan reporting for us tonight family goes to ballet schoo

it is a challenge for certainly metrotro did freud -- detroit hospitals as well as all around the statein some ways, it is an even more challenging issue in rural areas, where they don't yet have -- and we hope they won't yet have -- the incidence of the virus, that are not doing the elective surgeries. they are in a very tight situation as well. so more resources. we have to make up for this. understand, we have got to keep her hospitals going so they cannot only respond to the pandemic, but come out of this at the other end has strong medical centers. thank you both. carolyn? carolyn: thank you. you know the health-care industry is very important, but so is the auto industry. we have gm and ford working feverishly to transform their plans to build ventilators and that sort of thing. they are also trying to reopen their plants overseas. but what i want to ask you, senator peters, is this. do you anticipate the need for another auto industry will out? if so, would you support it? right now, we are not anticipating that. in fact, we are hearing from our auto companies they just need to h

it is inheritance that leads over the sort of freud dorian annable kind of hard mothers and childrenover that dialect, it's a less friction or more, i will say disinterested but is more generous less conflictual transposition or transfer of knowledge. the right, it does take us out of the sort of sense that we do have to do things exactly the way our fathers did. we are operating within the paradigm that may be broader and specific things of our fathers but they did. and amy and bonnie values and aspirations that are more broadly and deeply part of the story. host: since you mentioned you chose the cover art, the image of the cover is a very hamiltonian idea for america. is america the land of that kind of material commercial urban commerce and this could've been a wheat field. bill: i tell you the story about this. when encountered, the magnificent designer, can't think of his name now. he was really a wonderful freelance person that they hired. he did a version of this using a brentwood painting. beautiful landscape and actually from a design standpoint, was wonderful blessed jacob

sigmund freud was a big fan of cocaine and he beats basically first became aware of it because the germans were testing it on soldiers. they thought it was this magical wonder drug. it's a perfect example of its much easier to identify how something changed and that it changed factually versus why exactly because cocaine basically, because it becomes more criminalized status with the 20th century therefore much less used for functional purposes on the battlefield. in fact, now that you asked me about this there were efforts suggestions that the u.s. military studied the positive effects of coca on -- basically the raw material for cocaine but basically it's very mild stimulant. the u.s. was such an anti- drug that it squashed any research on coca even though for many centuries peruvian soldiers found it to be incredible energy boosting and hunger reducing. so, it does open the door for amphetamines because basically amphetamines in fact, what's imteresting is when amphetamines become criminalized in the u.s. in the 1960s that is when cocaine takes off because people do turn to cocaine recr

you don't have to become sigmund freud, but you can start to record some of your memories. >> well, docing his head like i don't want to recall my dreams. fonsi, hang in there. all right, doc. thank you. amy? >>> it was a dream come true, our cover story, the cast of tv's "melrose place" reuniting last night all for a good cause and chris connelly is back with that. chris, i might have watched last night from upstairs. >> reporter: oh, i thought so, amy. that's right.go m. selace" in the ' anwhe o much, even way, way too much bad behavior was never enough and that special cast reuniting online. ♪ members of the still sensational ca"melrose place" reuniting for the first time since 2012 when they met right here on "gma." >> there was no plot. there was just kissing. >> marcia cross. >> reporter: this reunion via the wonders of technology at the "stars in the house" channel on youtube to benefit the actors fund, and to remember. >> it didn't start out as a hit. it started out as sort of eight kids trying to make it. nobody cared. nobody watched it. >> reporter: a chance to look back and l

combatirte y en california estos mensajes de agradecimientos fueron tambiÉn colocados por toda la ciudad de freud tik-tok por vÍdeos que han alcanzado 150.000 seguidores y casi 1.000.000 de likes y en budapest las calles se inundaron de mÚsica clÁsica e hicieron bailar a mÁs de uno. gramo y motivoy mi enfermera estaba en la habitaciÓn cuando lo vimos y todo por su madre quien recibÍa quimioterapia por cÁncer de mama lo Único que podemos hacer es estar allÍ para ellos y esperamos que asÍ utilicen ideas creativas para ayudar a sus seres queridos en estos momentos difÍciles. >> y recordar que en muchas personas enfermas que deben ir al hospital por el coronavirus y por ellos nos tenemos que quedar en casa para que menos personas deban recurrir a servicios mÉdicos y agradecemos a las personas de seguridad y a todos los que ponen en riesgo su vida. karla: insisten hoy se estaba quejando de estar en casa, imagine que ahora hay gente que estÁ en un hospital. raÚl: en medio de la pandemia megan y harry anuncian en nombre de su nueva fundaciÓn y la organizaciÓn benÉfica. karla: a sÓlo una semana quieren h