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walter, in mory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual rend group retirement products. that's why wour retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. a private corporation funded bh american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the investigation into the death by apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein continues. the 66-year-old multi- millionaire nvicted sex offender was being held in a federal prison in new rk city on charges of sex trafficking when he was found in cardiac arrest in his cell and declared dead shortly after. the medical examinuc's office cod an autopsy today but as of late this afternoon, tot results wereet public. "the new york times" reported that according to a law enasrcement official epstein alone in

defeat richard daley of chicago, so thrilled to defeat tip o'neill in boston that they ran a candidate who was not going to beat dick nixon. george mcgovern was not going to beat dick nixon. everybody knew it. we knew it from the beginning to the end, but they wanted a more important they wanted to beat the moderates. did the people on the risk being so determined to get the moderates they commit suicide? your thoughts. it's an open question because i don't know the answer. >> i think it's a good question. i think what's happening right now in the democratic party is we're having a robust discussion. and many of the issues we were also talking about during the obama administration like the level of deportations, those were things that progressives were, you know, doing, engaging in activism around at the time. so this is not new. and the circular firing squad, yes, is a danger. i think as long as the candidates are sticking to the policy disagreements and staying away from my personal attacks or challenging someone's integrity or perhaps their motivation for supporting a certain policy, we'll be fine. i think that the key here is

george hw bush back . is there a loss of history there? >> there's a loss of civility . >> you think the times were civil during those presidencies ? >> reagan and o'neill are held up as an example. they hated each other. >> had his irish bun and reagan sort of had it too. two irish americans. when reagan was shot, there was a dj on i think it was pacifica radio said hinckley should have had afourth . >> there's always horrible stuff like that but the level of civility was greater, i do . i don't think, also because reagan was more self-contained and trump . i don't even know if they had twitter if you would have gone on it this way and just trashed everybody . >> have you ever applied your psychotherapy to donald trump that you see out? >> i've never done it publicly as a therapist but i believe he's apathological narcissist . i think he's a dangerous, frightening, empty man and i pray that this will be his last, first and last term because i think he's destroying serious things in the country, i really do and i feel that more and more as time goes on, particularly with congress refusing to allow him to see things, i thinkhis narcissism is taking over