. >> there seems to be an overlay of narcissism. a need to use fame to fill an internal emptiness. stay young. being loved. >> reporter: he says moore appears to have hit rock-bottom, after her recent breakup with ashton kutcher. she was hospitalized for 24 hours for exhaustion. now, released and reportedly headed to rehab. >> hey, ashton. is demi okay? >> reporter: meanwhile, paparazzi caught up with her ex, as he left a brazilian nightclub in the company of a leggy bland. joe piazza is the author of "celebrity inc." >> for a man that was less mature himself, she's dealing with this as a 13-year-old would. >> reporter: she's hardly the first big-name celebrity to struggle with public demons in the public eye. she has company. who went through your head knowing this was happening to demi moore? >> what went through my head? we're going to lose another one if she doesn't get proper care. >> reporter: moore is struggling with different demons than britney spears. spears shaved her head. then, wielded a green umbrella like a weapon at an unwelcome photographer. >> all this goes into t

this equality of treatment of sabotaged it in a culture narcissism and entitlement. it is a narcissism that blames others for one's shortcomings and justifies breaking the law and moral norms out of a sense of entitlement. you all, say that entitled. but how do we get here? we see today the consequences of the fuel converging friends. one is a decrease in american religious life. secondly, the erosion and understanding of human dignity. and third, a focus on the equality of results instead of the equality of process. and this cocktail has been poisonous to the black underclass, because one, the black truth is more and more being ignored as an agent of public virtue, which has been in had been one of the black church's historic functions. the less religion you have in society, the more and more people turn to government to make sense of their lot into the immediate human action. purge religion from society. human dignity has been perverted in ways that forces all to embrace the visions of a few elites who is essentially plan and impose their will on the rest of us. an

when you lose that spirit, you end up with a culture of superficial spectacle, narcissism, hedonism.ryone is concerned about not getting caught. tavis: what about the numbers growing because of the women and children joining the ranks of the poor. what does that say about our nation and our priorities when women and children are the fastest group joining the ranks of the port? >> i was at an event a couple of weeks ago. one of the great profits of our day spoke with tears in her eyes. she said, to live in a nation or the younger you are the more likely you are to be poor, something is wrong with that. that is a warped priority. when martin luther king talked about a revolution of priorities, somehow we have to turn that around and say, our future rests in the quality of the thinking, a loving, laughing, among our precious people of all colors. that is why occupied wall street is in place. young people are saying, you older folks have been avaricious and greedy. especially those at the top. it affects all of us. as a christian, when we talk about wall street oligarchs and -- we're not

. >> the tragic seed from which her thoughts and actions grew from pessimistic narcissism. >> drinkse. rick, what do you want for your birthday? >> that's so sweet. thank you. >> something sexy. >> you want a picture of yourself? >> do you want a win for your fox football team when you were there? >> yes. >> i hear they do well when you are not. >> so far, yes. >> did you guys lose like 65-7. >> something like that. >> but then when you weren't there they won. >> right. >> have i to move on. rick, i have to move on. anna, where can people find what you are up to? >> on my facebook page. if you can like it while you are there, i uh preerve -- i appreciate it. >> i just can't commit. >> bill, anything you want to plug? >> yes. tomorrow night hannity's great american panel is about to get greater and more americaner. i will be on it. tune in. >> and smellier. >> i don't know who i am on with, but i hope they use deoderant. i will be smelling great. >> anna, bill, dana, rick,

the narcissism is a facade covering up a deeper issue?e happy and at ease and think you're a world beater. you're really defending against inner feelings that are the opposite. that you're unlovable. it's like thou does protest too much. and these people think of themselves as not worthwhile and so they scream, i'm the guess ever. and we better look at this, we're raising narcissistic young people with the facebook and twitter and the rest of it and have health implications for your heart. >> clayton: some of the characteristic, inflated self-esteem. and little empathy for others and sense of entitlement and on the show we've talked about people who have a sense of entitlement and walk into the room and think they own it and they end up in the workplace having higher salaries and we talked about that on the show. so it's a catch 22, isn't it, doctor? >> well, you know what? i have a saying, i sometimes use in my practice, truth always wins. you can get pretty far down path that isn't the truth for you or other people around you, and achie

he wreaks of narcissism, of arrogance, of contempt and this is the story of his life. goes into court even though being contrite would certainly be a check off in his favor. and he acts so arrogant he has to be reprimanded by the court. so that's very self-destructive behavior. but crim gnarinals are often supremely subjective. >> you might want to be on your best behavior. in this case, everybody is watching this case. but they watch the casey anthony case as well. so this latest video, what is up with this video where you see her. it looks like a confessional or something where she's staring into a camera. how did this get -- where did this come from? >> we don't know. now her attorney insists she did not release it and it was obtained illegally. a lot of people are suspicious about that. they don't buy it. she's a pathological liar. we all know that. maybe she lied to her attorney and said i didn't release it and did release it. the fact is that there are a lot of claims now, people coming forward saying i found it on a for pay site and decided to release it and put

campaign put out a statement from peter king without called you erratic, self-serving and guilty of narcissism. everybody on the air in south carolina seems to be targeting you. how do you respond to that? >> they're for mitt romney. i mean, you know, mitt romney's guys are going to say what mitt romney's guys want to say. the fact is as speaker of the house i helped create the first 345 jority in 40 years, the-- the first ma jort? 40ies-- years we con three straight elections under my leadership. we balanced the budget for four years. the only times that's happened in your lifetime. we reformed welfare in two out of three people went to work or went to school. we cut taxes and the largest capital gains tax cut in history and the result was we got unemployment down to 4.2%. i don't see any of my critics who have balanced the budget since i left. i don't see any of my critics who reformed an entitlement since i left. so in terms of, am i hard driving, do i get things done, do i sometimes hurt people's feelings by forcing them to get things done, you betcha. >> you think this is about hurt feels

he speech was embarrassing in its narcissism. >> i hope he speaks to me for the next couple of years.n to get mad at me. >> reporter: ma dod thdonna has known to be blatenly honest about other celebs. and how strikingly "born this way" is to her own song, express yourself. ♪ i'm on the right track baby i was born this way ♪ >> and that doesn't feel annoying? >> um -- it feels um -- reductive. >> is that good? >> look it up. >> reporter: and elton john's husband ath had no problem expressing himself on that as well, saying her criticism of gaga shows just how desperate she really is. get ready for round two. it could happen if they're up against each other for the best song award when the oscar nominations are announced next week. this could get interesting. >>> coming up, josh has "the play of the day." >>> and j. lo and marc anthony. they split up. what has them back together right now? we'll have the latest. ♪ so sensory ♪ so satisfying ♪ the discovery ♪ never seems to stop ♪ ♪ it's the magic friskies ♪ ♪ makes happen ♪ every day ♪ in so many ways ♪ friskies ♪ feed the senses ♪ fris

and i think any of us obama critics who have been told of his narcissism and his will to get things done or the highway aren't really surprised by this latest round. megyn: simon, ed henry was on earlier reporting that during the bush adminiration you're not suosed to make a recess appointment if senate is technically not in recess. and so during the bush administration harry reid had had the senate in recess just a little bit over the course of the three days to sort of say, we're here, you can't do it, and apparently, president bush honored that which is why he says republicans are so angry about what the president's now. is that fair? >> i want to pick up on what my colleague said. at this point george bush had appointed five times as many recess appointments as president obama had. it's a common thing that's been dope, it was done much more, actually, under the bush administration than under the obama administration, and i think, you know, the president is the ceo of -- he's a ceo. he has tens of thousands of people that work for him, he needs his team in there to do the people's bus

her acceptance speech was embarrassing in its narcissism. they're going back and forth.yra, i have to think that they actually like this kind of fighting back and forth in the media. i think they love it. this fighting between them has been going on for eight years. it's never ending. >> they're both really successful and talented. let's move on. all right. nischelle, we're going to talk more next hour. betty white's 90th birthday. i mentioned that. she got an early birthday present last night. i'm not talking about the skit from the president, which nischelle and i were talking about. you'll find out what happened during her birthday barb. it's next hour. >>> l.z. granderson has a big problem with republican candidates beating up on the epa. first and foremost a republican president created it, not a bunch of pot smoking hippies at a nudist camp. those are his words, not mine. we'll talk about his column right after the break. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a

and i think an extension of her own narcissism. >> what do you think of the fact she does not mentioner daughter caylee in this video? >> i think the same thing i thought throughout her trial, throughout all of her interviews with police, throughout every single time she talked to her parents behind bars and it was captured on video in a florida jailhouse. only when caylee was brought up directly to her face does she da deign to mention her child. she talks about adopting a puppy as being her family. hey, correction, tot mom. you had a family. it was caylee. also her family now, her mom and dad, no relations with them. so everything is so disingenuous. and also, you see her presentation of herself with the new hair, the glasses to appear more serious, the low-cut shirt, the flipping of the hair style. just the whole thing is so contrived. >> what do you make of her whole demeanor? at one point she says things are going to get better, they are getting better. overall what do you take away from this? >> i take away an extension of what i observed at the trial and all of her tapes with d

depression, the illusions of persecutions, poverty of various illness, she suffered hallucinations, narcissism or set inflated self esteem, insomnia, mood swings, and course the thing we all know is her spending which they call monomaniac. these early manifestations later developed into full-blown psychotic episodes with the symptoms usually magnified and eventually she devolved into threats of physical violence against other people family her son robert from she threatened to murder and whom she said she hired men to murder and she tried to commit suicide. the multiplicity of her psychotic episodes show she did not suffer one psychotic episode in 1875, which led to her institutional the station but in my book i trees her mental illness all the way back to her childhood and you can see that it stands her entire life. of course you cannot judge her by that alone and you cannot understand her if you do not understand also that she lived a very, very tragic and traumatic life, and we cannot separate that from whatever mental illness she had. of course she suffered the early death of her parents,

year-olds dressed site hundred hypersensitivity to paint others their abnormal because we are producing narcissism. that's what they get on television every day. someone loving everybody, something must be run within. know know, society has a sickness. it's not the young folk who is trying to love the sickness. of course, they can't do that on their own. so that's not an answer. that's an attempt, a gesture at an answer but that's something that i would push -- is a 10 year-old your? who has that question? where? give our sister a hand. [applause] our dear sister raises that profound question. from the mouth of david at uc berkeley shall we learn. >> we want to remind you develop a questionnaire that was on your seat in your program. we really, really need the questionnaires, and ask you, we also want to encourage you to donate, if you have not come in terms of supporting our efforts to this program. so now we are going to a concise question on this end. >> well, first off i want to say thank you for giving us instructions for a better society. we really appreciate that. [applause] but my question

depression, the illusions of persecutions, poverty of various illness, she suffered hallucinations, narcissismia, mood swings, and course the thing we all know is her spending which they call monomaniac. these early manifestations later developed into full-blown psychotic episodes with the symptoms usually magnified and eventually she devolved into threats of physical violence against other people family her son robert from she threatened to murder and whom she said she hired men to murder and she tried to commit suicide. the multiplicity of her psychotic episodes show she did not suffer one psychotic episode in 1875, which led to her institutional the station but in my book i trees her mental illness all the way back to her childhood and you can see that it stands her entire life. of course you cannot judge her by that alone and you cannot understand her if you do not understand also that she lived a very, very tragic and traumatic life, and we cannot separate that from whatever mental illness she had. of course she suffered the early death of her parents, the death of three of her four sons,

award has nothing to do with merit and also calls madonna's acceptance speech embarrassing in its narcissismnn. >> where's the love? >> i know. we have some love for our al, don't we? come on, al. give us the great warm temperatures. >> maybe i'll sing "can you feel the love tonight." madonna. you never know. it's a nothing but chicks and girls weekend. who are the chicks? >> us. >> you guys. who are you guys? >> tell him your name >> i'm anna. >> and i'm isabel. >> and? >> jan. >> and brady. >> where are you guys from? >> tallahassee. >> hope you have a great weekend. a nice long weekend. >> yeah. >> let's check it out and see what's going on for everybody and chicks. albany, georgia, wlab 10, albany, georgia, afternoon showers. 71 degrees. 20s and 30s in new england. below 0 up in the northern plains. teens and 20s. looking for 30s in the pacific northwest. unusually cold. that's why they have that storm coming in. could bring anywhere from 7 to 14 inches of snow for seattle. a slight risk of strong storms through the lower gulf coast. icy conditions inland sections of new england and upst