versus the president's own narcissism.y person whose poll numbers have dropped internationally and the states, governors are going up and the president's dropping because his narcissism is getting in the way. >> chris, what do you make of that analysis that people are looking for empathy and bringing the country together? >> i think what people are looking for most right now is strength and competence and that's why i think it's the right thing to emphasize the things that the president has done. you know, it's kind of interesting to hear rahm talking about the joe biden personality and the empathy and the rest of that. i don't think that's what people are looking for right now, what i think people are looking for right now is, can you get the job done? i said this a few weeks ago, this is a referendum on donald trump, on whether people think when we get to october whether or not he handled this crisis in a way that helped the american people, protected lives and moved us forward. i don't think joe biden, his story and all

offered a book entitled the dangerous case of donald trump in which they ask does trump's malicious narcissism make it impossible for him to distinguish between right and wrong or for more on that subject i'm joined tonight by professor isabella whores or callers she's director of psychiatry in psychotherapy at the sheraton hospital here in berlin dr hoy's or it's good to have you back on the day we should let our viewers know that there is a rule known as the goldwater rule which prohibits psychiatry's from giving opinions about public figures without personally examining that public figure with that in mind how significant is this book by 27 of your american colleagues. well i have read that book and i thought it was very insightful and of course it's significant if 27 of very well known very respected a psychiatry is a strong 1st rate medical schools and university put together a book like that this is not food for thought and you know we want to say we're not trying to get a diagnosis here but we want we are seeking understanding of what we see and hear from truong you specialize in narcis

what dia may not have realized about carlos is narcissism which manifested itself in the opec operation carlos acted against what he is orders and when they met afterwards what the slap him. i think when carlos negotiated and released the oil ministers it gave the impression that he could be bribed which was a main reason for the failure of the operation from that moment what do you broke his connection with. tell us. a year later a group of her dad's followers hijacked an air france airliner to entebbe uganda the israelis mounted a spectacular rescue operation killing all the hijackers and freeing the hostages despite this act of violence the political track was moving. following the 1970 expulsion from jordan the democratic front for the liberation of palestine the d.f.l. be believed a more realistic political program was required. in 1072 it had floated the idea of accepting a 2 state solution by the summer of 1974 the p.l.o. had unanimously adopted the d.f.l. peace 10 point plan. for the 1st time the palestinians spoke about establishing an independent national authority the word is

what steps he's seeking to address the long term nursing shortages in england especially for youth narcisse from the european union there is never in part a total of friendship on our on our coronavirus response our that's the british parliament there with parliamentarians zooming and to be. with each other let's put my colleague correspondent part she's on the story for us tonight going even if you show a lot to i mean this is worse been embarrassing we've got political ideology that put before the welfare of patients that's what it looks like in the u.k. government can't seem to get its story right well definitely it's more than embarrassing brand i mean here you have the e.u. saying look we have we are going to buy buy medical equipment much needed medical equipment and we're going to include the united kingdom even though they have left european union officially this year already and the u.k. says no for what reason well we feel very very mixed messages there critics now accusing the government of course of putting ideology before saving lifes wrecks it before breezing is the slogan we'

older white men who tend to be all ready to become president it usually requires a strong level of narcissism a strong level of i'm in charge i'm number one so i mean you're already bringing in personality traits that make it hard to listen to a broader constellation of experts and in dealing with this crisis experts he says what you really need so i mean i don't think it's necessarily just because they're women but i do think that there are a bunch of personality traits that we don't usually find among people that run countries. some of the women that have managed to make it to that to that level have been more effective than a lot of the guys were so yeah that's a good way to put it let's talk about the honesty that because i mean i don't think that i would be out there banging on on how wonderful i am if i was president but i have no interest in being president so maybe this part of the problem does that's part of the problem exactly what about the united states what happens today we've learned today that 22000000 jobs they've been lost in just the last month and the funding for small busi

make a medical diagnosis so therefore i'm not going to say that president trump has some sort of narcissism issue when i when i'm not a psychologist and i haven't examined president trump same thing with. joe biden ok and say that he has dementia or all these kinds of changes that you haven't actually examined him but i think going to grieve jason i think we can be fair here after there's a lot about him lying about his and i have a question and an observation hang on hold your horses here you know the go to google and type in is donald trump crazy and you'll get a go you get a good search results that will take you days weeks and maybe months to read i'm sorry your argument doesn't stand any scrutiny whatsoever now and. now it's unfair to say sure source let me go to let me go to walter now ok let me go to walter the crazy is not a real diagnosis either that's not a diagnosis or why don't you weigh in here ok. well sure i mean specific diagnoses aside it's clear that joe biden doesn't have the mental fitness to veeck of the president to carry out all the tasks that that compass says i mean

placement several decades and what isn't generated at the cultural in the social level is consumerism narcissism individual ism and alienation as you pointed out but what we're seeing now is. this health emergency is sparking a new sense of solidarity of mutual aid of connectedness to other people so again the this emergency is a turning point and what's going to come after it not just in terms of the economy that we've been speaking about a political systems but in terms of you know consciousness and cultural systems as one open now to struggle what comes next well speaking of god when this nearly your own model there are some x. rays especially here in russia who believe that the crisis of capitalism that we had just got right now was in many ways sort of ad dreamed determined by the collapse of the sony if you any and and b. discrediting all the leftist ideas based on being an ideological how to balance to neo liberal ideas which ultimately produce this runaway globalization and inequality what norm would there are 6 going to take some hybrid of achieve it do you have any idea at all what mis

with great power comes great narcissism. here's another good one. trump was asked about an increase in domestic violence with everyone staying at home, but the question he was asked was not the same question he heard. >> police have reported a surge in calls about domestic violence. a number of groups have raised concerns. >> mexican violence? >> domestic violence. >> jimmy: he got so excited for a minute. he got confused because mexican violence is the name of his cologne. these press conferences are ridiculous. it's as if he just needs someone to talk at. and a lot of what he says, he seems to be reading for the first time. >> moments ago i directed secretary azar and secretary wolf to ensure that domestic manufacturers have the supplies they need to produce ventilators for patients with severe cases of c-o-v-i-d 19. you know what that is, right? become a very famous term, c-o-v-i-d, covid. >> jimmy: b-i-n-g-o, b-i-n-g-o and bingo was his nameo. trump has also been desperate to show the silver lining of this disaster. he tweeted about this and was

her question is the perfect example of media narcissism, it is guaranteeing attention back to the personon prayed i'm sure she got dmed from acosta and the bald guy saying wow, that was amazing what you did to her. but the question is absurd. who do you deserved to be reelected? well, that's what the election will determine, you. and you can put it like, let's put it this way, given the tornado hit your town and killed 30 people, do you deserve to be dogcatcher? that's exactly how stupid her question was. now when you focus on birx, it's called the contamination effect. the media loves to just soil her reputation, because by -- if you are hanging around somebody we hate, trump, then you are contaminated. they transfer they hate to her. so what about the people that birx knows? right, are they contaminated by now knowing her? you see how this thing works? they should do trace -- whatever they call it, contact tracing on everybody's friendships. so lastly, why do they have something in common? the media is hypocritically evil. when they move stomach interview unsavory people, they are impa

this country, who are sick of the division, the dishonesty, the incompetence, the malfeasance, the narcissismd the selfishness and the unfitness by the president of the united states in small moments, in big moments, and now in this epic moment of crisis, that we can do better, and joe biden is the guy to do it. >> eugene, 202 nights from tonight the three of us are going to be somewhere talking about election returns. we will know by then at least who joe biden has chosen to run with. we now know it could be elizabeth warren. he's said it will be a woman. stacey abrams is straight up running for the job. where's your money these days? >> my early money and my money still has been on kamala harris. i think she's my front-runner for the vice presidential nomination. but he has an array of perfectly well-qualified potential vice presidential picks. and there's kind of an embarrassment of riches there for him to choose from. just two quick thoughts. number one, i really never thought i'd live to see the day, the one day where elizabeth warren and steve schmidt endorse the same politician for pre

the most consistent byproduct of privilege always and everywhere is narcissism so it's not surprising that our pampered overlords could not shut about themselves. alexandria ocasio-cortez doesn't make sense as a person. of course she did. and it's so obvious once you know it. thank you, wikipedia. and she has a child of privilege, not some kid from the streets. someone who actually grew up in the bronx would be far too embarrassed to drone on about herself on instagram. suddenly people seem to have a lot more power than they did before this pandemic arrived from china. that's at least as scary as the virus itself and its effects will last much, much longer. you have a right to lawfully push back against that and you should. we are joined now by fox news senior judicial analyst, thank you so much for coming on. so when politicians start arresting people who disagree with them and the media applauds, what sort of moment is that? >> it's a very depressing and fearful moment, tucker. the media could not exist in this country without the first amendment and they are applauding it being use

introduced unnecessary disruption and put more pressure on the intelligence community because his narcissisms trumping everything else at this juncture. >> the complaint was determined to be your again and credible and that's why it was passed on. the question now of the person who will fill this role and the likelihood that atkin "sopranos's" replacement will have the confidence of the intelligence community. >> well, at this juncture the acting inspector general i believe is going to be an intelligence professional, the current general counsel, i believe, of the national space agency. there are two questions whether trump actually names a nominee. he's abused the acting system throughout his tenure to really preclude his need to name a nominee and. put that nominee through congress. we can see that trend continue. even if trump names someone that his competency, the issue is whether the person has the confidence of the intelligence community. the inspector general's job as described on the director of national intelligence website is to investigate and report on fraud and mismanagement. mi

and this is the height of narcissism, to spend the white house briefing during a pandemic that has killed over 23,000 americans -- to spend it on the president defending his poor performance. that's right, a poor performance in a crisis while he paints himself as a king. i'm not a tailor either. but i can tell when the emperor has no clothes. >> the president of the united states has the authority to do what the president has the authority to do, which is very powerful. the president of the united states calls the shots. >> he says he calls the shots. but it was -- it was exactly one month ago that he said this. >> no, i don't take responsibility at all because were given a -- a set of circumstances and we were given rules, regulations and specifications from a different time. >> so he doesn't call the shots at all, but he takes no responsibility. at all. he calls the shots but takes no responsibility. but he claims all the authority. authority without responsibility. does that make sense? that is as far from showing leadership as it gets. and that is what was on full display today, ameri

as far as trump is concerned, the only detectable ideology is pure narcissism, me, that is the ideologyas long as i am smart enough to masters,ing the real pour money into the pockets of the very wealthy and the corporate sector, they will let you get away with her antics. it is pretty striking to see what happened at the davis conference this january. that is the meeting of the people who are called the masters of the universe. the ceos of the e major corporations come the big media stars, and so on. they get together in davis once a year, congratulate each other on how wonderful they are and put on a hose of dedicated humanists, totally devoted t to the welflfare of the people of e world. your fate in our hands because we're are such good guys. trump came along and gave the keynote address. they don't like trump. his vulgarity is incompatible with the image they're trying to humanism, cultivated but they w widely applauded him, wordy applauded every because they know that he does recognizize which pockets you he to fill with dollars and how to do it. as long as he does ththat, as lg a

it's not a story, it's narcissism. and that's great enough. but that's not all. that was fake. last week cuomo admitted getting into a fight with the bicyclist who harassed him for going outside and congregating with other people, something cnn has been vilifying ordinary people for wanting to do. >> i don't want some jack sleep lose fat tire biker to be able to pull over and get in my face and in my space and talk [bleep] to me. i don't want to hear it. >> tucker: by the way, if you are the loser fat tire bicyclist, you are always welcome in the show. that whole exchange seems unpleasant but there is a scandal beneath it. here you have a top cnn anchor who appears to have been ignoring the social distancing rules. his network has been promoting and enforcing on everyone else. it seems like he wasn't telling the truth about staying quarantined in his basement. but you can't be too mean, and his own was humiliating enough. alexandria ocasio-cortez tweets a lot and that's how you know what she really thinks. yesterday she told us what she really thinks about america's unfolding e

has been the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country, and we're seeing his narcissismemic we're experiencing right now. so i will do everything i can. but i will say that we are, you know, talking to joe and we're talking to his team about how we can work together. >> stephen: so you'll have those conversations, and then decide just how full your throat will be when you endorse him? right. thwe'ring on right now rwarther. >> stephen: what could he adopt? what is the thing that joe biden could say that you think would best invite your followers into his camp? because there are still hard feelings from some of hillary's people, that feeling that your endorsement was not full throated enough in 2016. what could joe do-- >> i don't want to go-- i would just say that in terms of 2016, i worked as hard as i could to see that trump was not elected. >> stephen: okay. >> but, you know-- >> stephen: what could biden say to invite your followers? >> look, it's no secret, i mean, the facts are pretty clear, that during this campaign we did very, very well with younger people. and

why have so many americans surrendered themselves to this figure of -- he's weaponized narcissism inn. i'm not a republican, i'm not a democrat. i live in tennessee, so when i say i have conservative friends, that's redundant. this is not a crazy lefty thing to say. as a clinical matter, if we're going to be driven by reason as opposed to passion, a reasonable person, looking at the way the president has acted, would find him remarkably uncommensurate with the task of the presidency. i don't think i could write about him because first of all i don't know how much there is that we don't know, but i am interested in why so many of us have suspended our better judgment and our better angels in this moment. >> stephen: well, john, thank you so much for being here. good to see you again. >> thank you, sir. have a happy easter. >> stephen: have a happy easter yourself. "the hope of glory" is available now. jon meacham everybody! we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ more than ever, your home is your sanctuary. that's why lincoln offers you the ability to purchase a new vehicle remotely with partici

to being all of that he was incredibly competent person, he could be a monster, he suffered the narcissism of arch was him, you never knew who was coming to dinner, he could just be incredibly rude, he was incredibly self-involved constantly and yet with his patients he was totally there and i think to my mind and makes all the ghost of all more amazing and this is a period in his life where he was wildly neurotic. and to see him in a certain favoriteone of my things is somebody roaming about "after words" is that this is not a biography, this is where you get to see oliver happen. when we would go around he would say he's an oncologist anything about aesthetics is the philosophy of beauty and ontology is a philosophy of what it's like to be and what being is in for oliver, he would say this, thehe diagnostic questions how are you to these people at the limb of extremity, what is it like to be you, how do you be, in this book i try to turn that question back on him because he was not just a teddy bear and he was not the lovely person that billy talks about although he wasn't in their world

detail of an insider with the perspective of an outsider when he writes about donald trump's quote narcissism, mendacity bullying and malignant incompetence that have doomed trump in his confrontation with this epidemic. fenton o'toole will get tonight's last word from dublin end of this hour. also joined by congresswoman katie porter who is demanding accountability from the trump white house how the president is using powers under the defense production act. we begin with hope. now that the united states has more than a million reported cases of coronavirus and more than 60,000 deaths from coronavirus, we need hope more than ever. hope does not compete with caution. hope and caution can be two sides of the same coin. in real life in our darkest hours, hope does not arrive like a winning lottery ticket producing sudden full blown happy relief. hope arrives if it ever does as a tiny hole of light in the darkness that surrounds us. and that is how it arrived today. dr. anthony fauci delivered a ray of hope today about a possible treatment for coronavirus. dr. fauci wants us to continue taking a