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o'neill had very different styles. they communicated well with each other, they told jokes, they laughed, they argued and they came to agreements and celebrated democracy. >> by the way, on georgesh, and i correct #didn't the lieutenant governor endorsed him for president? >> he did. made a dip -- it made a big difference. >> i want to turn to the audience. the any members of the audience have a question? like both of you are saying that you need to get along. -- you might want to comment, if that is the purpose of what you are saying, you might want to comment as to how the current president is different from the two that you have described. aren fairness, there different strokes for different folks. trump.stand president i grew up in queens at the same time that he did. i am not shocked by his style. in the tough, was nasty, difficult real estate business in new york, where you had to deal with the democratic and the union that are tough and corrupt. frankly, you have to deal with all of the elements that are in there. he came to the office with a different style and is implementing a different file. i do not think some of the things he has been able to get through, he could

o'neill had a very different views and styles. they communicated well with each other, they told jokes, they laughed, they argued and came to agreements. they celebrated democracy. >> on george w. bush, didn't the democratic lieutenant governor actually endorsed him for president? >> he did. he was very fortunate that he had earned their respect and it made a difference. >> i want to turn to any members of the audience. >> it sounds as if both of you were saying that you need to get along. it almost sounded like this is exactly what you are saying that donald trump does not do. i think that you might want to comment, if that is the purpose of what you are saying, you might want to comment on how the current president is different from the two that you described. >> in fairness, there are different strokes for different folks. i understand president trump. i grew up in queens at the same time he did. i am not shocked by his style. his background was in the tough, nasty, difficult real estate business in new york, where you have to deal with the democratic city council. the union that are corrupt and you have to deal with all of the elements that are in there. so he came to th

george h.w. bush back. is there loss of history there? >> there's a loss of civility. >> do you think the times were civil during those presidencies? >> wait a second. reagan and tip o'neilloften held up as an example. they hated each other. they hated each other. tip o'neill hated reagan. >> they work together. >> tip had his irish -- two two irish-americans. when reagan was shot there was a, the dj on a think pacifica radio said hinckley should've had a fourth shot. >> there's always horrible stuff like that but i think the love of civilian was greater, i do. i don't think, also because reagan was more self-contained than trump. he wasn't going on, i'm even know if there had been to a if you would've gone on it this way. and just trash everybody. >> have you ever applied your psychotherapy to donald trump that you see out in the meeting. >> was i've never done it publicly as a therapist, but i believe he's a pathological narcissist. i think he's, i think is a dangerous, frightening, empty man, and i pray that this will be his last come first and last term. because i think he's destroying series things in the country. i really do. and i feel that more and more as time go