speaking of white people behaving badly at jeffrey dahmer movie these were the movies i watched whenidn't want eighties movies to be realistic about icicle i don't want movie about acne. >> greg: ever but he was 30 playing a highschooler. i mean these sizable kids had arthritis is ridiculous. but it's okay john hughes experience growing up in a predominantly white area that's what he wrote about and they were great stories i wouldn't expect somebody wrote in the black community to have to update it it's ridiculous. >> greg: if they have to update it just include more violence that's the change in schools people beating the show leap leap out of each other. >> also why can't you say john hughes was a genius that time was special i'm grateful to been able to kiss jake orion and thank you for my fame by firing to direct a movie this is what it would be about whitey have to bash stuff in the past just to keep up with something from the present that was a special chapter in films for people. >> i've never seen any of these. >> slumber party. >> i might see in the middle it looks like the

donald trump has less familial support than jeffrey dahmer had in the courtroom. leading us off, someone who has been there. a fellow at justice security. also, andrew weissman. former chief of the criminal division. the cohost of the podcast prosecuting donald trump which just won this year's webby award for best crime and justice podcast. neil joins us. former active general who argued over 50 cases before the supreme court. neil and andrew are both msnbc legal analysts. and adam, from inside the courtroom today, we had a chance to read the transcript and there is stuff that looks pretty hard hitting against todd blanche with the judge. what's the experience in the courtroom today? what can you add to the dramatics exchanges we have seen? >> what you can see right off the bat was blanch's reaction after that devastating thing. very after the break. >> when he is saying that line that you last all correct. what can you see with this lawyer? >> a tremendous amount of frustration. but, at that moment, he is trying to recover. and, when the real misery of that taked

donald trump has less familial support than jeffrey dahmer had in the courtroom. adam glass filled, was in the courtroom today, and will be there every day, fellow justice security, also joining us, former fbi counsel, district of new york, cohost of prosecuting donald trump, podcast that won this year's best crime and justice podcast. former acting u.s. general argued over 50 cases before the supreme court, he's a professor of law at georgetown law school and host of courtside, neil and andrew are both msnbc legal analysts, and adam, from inside the courtroom today, what, we all had a chance to read the transcript, and there is some stuff that looks hard-hitting against todd blanche with the judge. what is the experience in the courtroom today? what do you gain by being there? what can you add to the exchanges? >> right off the bat blanche's reaction after that devastating line you lost all credibility. after the break-- >> in that moment when he is saying you lost all credibility what can you see with this lawyer? >> a tremendous amount of frustration, but at th

popular daytime talk shows ever, sometimes getting high profile interviews like serial killer jeffrey dahmer'sning signs that you missed? >> there definitely were warning signs that i missed. >> start you at the center. >> reporter: but now america's tv doctor is starting a new endeavor, here at this five-acre plus studio in fort worth, texas. a new media company called merit street media, as well as his own prime-time show. "dr. phil prime time." here we have a 73-year-old, 73 years young, dr. phil is going to start a network. what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking there is some important work to be done. and i think everything i've ever done has prepared me for what i'm now doing. >> reporter: so when i hear you say dr. phil's still got game and he still wants to play. >> yeah, i think so. >> take your own life in your own hands. >> reporter: with his golf cart at the ready, dr. phil took us on a tour of the brand-new newsroom. of all your success in your lane, what makes you think dr. phil should get involved in the news business? >> well, i wanted to do a network, and the network is really

it was lawrence o'donnell earlier who said even jeffrey dahmer, his mom and dad, they came to court everyl. if the only people who were in trump's inner circle, the likes of michael cohen or david what about his family? they are not in court. will they be defense witnesses? >> i don't think they are. donald trump jr. might've been involved a little in this transaction as it was the books and covered up. i don't think they were privy to this, and i do not see them calling them to make a case this was something good. what they will rely on is the trump team will rely on the idea that there's a bunch of.ca but we don't know enough to connect them or say it was trump's intent which you need is a nonlawyer, you need to prove this case. >> neal, do you think the jury notices that donald trump is a man standing alone? we see other defendants show up with all sorts of family members and support to try to gain sympathy with the jury. will it impact the jury in any way that nobody has shown up for trump as of yet? >> i am not sure the spectators will make a huge difference. i think a closely relate

i once had dinner with jeffrey dahmer, and i knew it was people! what can i say?ive in new york!" now, rfk is not the only -- rfk fans! now, rfk jr. is not letting the controversy slow him down. yesterday, we learned that he is reportedly considering aaron rodgers for veep. now, that's a risky move to pick rodgers. 'cause if we've learned one thing, it's that the minute he starts running, he's gonna snap his achilles. but philosophically, it's a good match, philosophically because like his buddy rfk jr., rodgers is anti-vax. but that's not all he would bring to the ticket. he's also known for talking about pooping in the dark at an isolation retreat, touting the healing powers of dolphins' mating sounds, and advocating for psychedelics and ayahuasca. this would not be the first presidential ticket to embrace psychotropic drugs. i mean, who can forget william henry harrison's 1840 campaign? trippy-canoe and spiders! ahhhh! there's no actual spiders. rodgers isn't the only contender. bobby jr. is evidently also considering former minnesota governor and frankenstein

family members showed up in court to be with him, it was lawrence o'donnell earlier who said even jeffrey dahmer, his mom and dad, they came to court every day of his trial, so the only people who were ever in trump's inner circle were the likes of michael cohen or david what about his family? are they going to be defense witnesses? >> donald trump >> might have been a little bit involved in this transaction but i don't think they were really privy to this. i don't see them calling those folks that make a case that this was something good. i think what they will rely on the idea that it's a bunch of dots here but we don't know enough to connect. they don't know enough to say this was trump's attempt. i think you need to prove this case. >> neil, do you think it makes a difference, do you think the jury notices that donald trump is a man standing on. we see other defendants show up with all sorts of family members and support to try and gain sympathy with the jury, will it impact the jury in any way that nobody has shown up for trump as of yet? >> i'm not sure that people in the spectator stands

jeffrey dahmer's parents were there every single day. courtroom where the criminal defendant doesn't have a relative sitting there in the front roe . >> well, a couple of things about that. first of all, it is another example of how he perverts the systems or expectations. for anybody else, that would just be damming, right? just the way he talks about dogs would be damming. how many times have we heard that his bizarre behavior, that he engages in bizarre behaviors or just doesn't conform in a way that a reasonably well- adjusted human being would? like everything else about him, it just kind of gets baked in, right? it is. it is worth pausing about how unfair, unreal, bizarre, strange, unacceptable, weird, whatever adjective you want to use, it is that he is there alone in terms of friends and family. i think it is worth pointing out . one, i don't think he cares. i don't think it matters to him. that is not where he gets his energy. that is not what gives him solace to the extent that anything does. he is more upset about the fact tha

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his faith, and he says that as long as i can look myself in the mirror after a long jeffrey or jeffrey dahmerthan my mental asylum joke , now, do you, do you actually think, though, that rishi sunak should be running a sort of silicon valley company as opposed to, you know, probably, i mean, wearing sambas with your suit and, you know, all this kind of social media stuff. >> that's probably what he's angung >> that's probably what he's angling for because he knows his time is up. i'm sure he's a perfectly nice guy. he seems like a good family man. but all this stuff, all these great policies, the defence policy is great. everything else, it's far too late. you should have listened to your members years ago when they wanted your retention. instead, you ignored them. you. i was about to say something, how can i phrase this in a his com. but he's not viable way. he threw up the wall. well, the majority he's not been. he stabbed boris in the back. >> he's been prime minister for not even two years. and i think he came in at a time where it was obviously very, very difficult. he's a man that, as y