charlie: narcissism?auren: such incredible charismatic narcissism that makes that person into the most popular person in the room. charlie: would you have a face or anything in mind when you are writing? lauren: [indiscernible] [laughter] i cannot tell you this. sort of, yes. charlie: was a real person? lauren: i don't know. charlie: you do know. i'm not going to ask you a name. do you have some fantasy figure in mind? lauren: characters are always amalgams. charlie: charismatic, tall -- wickedly handsome -- or was it wickedly sexy. i don't remember. lauren: next question. [laughter] charlie: that is great contrast to matilda in the beginning. lauren: yes. she is quiet. choose the one that everyone wonders why she is with him. she is the mover behind the scenes. she sets up all the parties were he shines and gleans. she becomes a person who deals with the business side because he can't. he is just too narcissistic. she is really, really, really quiet. charlie: and she needs security. lauren: she desperate

one can see examples of this everywhere. >> rose: narcissism?uch incredible charismatic narcissism that makes that into the most popular person in the room. >> rose: did you have a face or anything in mind when you're writing? >> i take the fifth. (laughter) i cannot tell you this. sort of, yes. >> rose: was ate real person? i don't know. >> rose: you do know. charlie... >> rose: i'm not going to ask you a name. but did you have some fantasy figure in mind? a charming, dashing, charismatic, tall, handsome -- or was the word "sexy," i can't remember. >> uh, next question. >> rose: so contrast to mathilde in the beginning. >> she's quiet. everybody wonders why she's with him. she tees mover behind the scenes and sets up the parties where he shines and gleams and becomes the person who deals with the business side because he can't, he's too narcissistic. she's really, really quiet. >> rose: and she needs security. >> and she desperately needs security, yes. yes. >> rose: but you also think she's cool. >> i love her. well, actually, i started this b

talk about your own narcissism. >> we all have it. >> rose: your greatness. >> no.e no greatness. but then matilde would be some character i didn't know. and what happened was aides started seeing elements of myself in matilde, that frightened me, frankly. she had so much rage, right, so much rage, and i see this in myself and i see this in a lot of my glendz what could you have rage about? name one thing, one thing you have rage about? >> it's not so much that i'm unusual in my rage. it's that women are not necessarily allowed access, open access tour fury. >> rose: wait, wait, stop. >>. >> women are not necessarily allowed open access to their fury. >> right. >> rose: tell me what that means? >> i will tell you an anecdote. so i sat at this table-- not this one, but a different one-- with my friends. we were out having drinks -- >> what were you drinking? >> wine. it's always wine. and i looked around -- >> i thought it would be more interesting than that, exwut butt go ahead. >> champagne. and i thought, you know what, all of you, you are all just boiling under w

so i think, if this is a competition between his narcissism and his caddieness. and i think i would guess his narcissism, meaning staying out. >> his loyal supporters still with him. if you look at the average, the real clear average. he is up roughly 6 points over ted cruz. this is before this decision over the past day or so. thoughts on how this plays out here in iowa? >> that's the thing. i think if you look at his inconsistent answers for refusing to debate. first it is megyn kelly. he put that on the instagram video. it was not about megyn kelly. it is about too many debates. if you're an yoipan voter and you're on the fence, someone who has not done hand to hand campaigning. he just recently has stayed at a holiday inn. he has mostly flown in and out the same day and not done the face to face campaigning iowans are used. to i think that's a mistake. with same day registration, yeeltd enough first time caucusgoers for him to beat ted cruz or if the superior ground game. it might not be better than donald trump's that we know of but it sure looks that way. i

so i think, if this is a competition between his narcissism and his caddieness. and i think i would guess his narcissism, meaning staying out. >> his loyal supporters still with him. if you look at the average, the real clear average. he is up roughly 6 points over ted cruz. this is before this decision over the past day or so. thoughts on how this plays out here in iowa? >> that's the thing. i think if you look at his inconsistent answers for refusing to debate. first it is megyn kelly. he put that on the instagram video. it was not about megyn kelly. it is about too many debates. if you're an yoipan voter and you're on the fence, someone who has not done hand to hand campaigning. he just recently has stayed at a holiday inn. he has mostly flown in and out the same day and not done the face to face campaigning iowans are used. to i think that's a mistake. with same day registration, yeeltd enough first time caucusgoers for him to beat ted cruz or if the superior ground game. it might not be better than donald trump's that we know of but it sure looks that way. i

this is how intoxicating narcissism is. it even trumps evil. and my use of the word "trumps" there is not accidental. (cheers and applause) all right. because this issue is so important, we sent our own grace parra to get the reaction on the ground. grace? >> grace: hi, larry. (cheers and applause) >> larry: hi, grace. now, there seem to be a lot of unanswered questions in this story. >> grace: lots of unanswered questions, larry, like who is el chapo dating? ♪ >> larry: hold on, grace. i know we normally send you out on our entertainment reporting, but i want to get some serious reporting here on the el chapo situation. >> grace: loud and leer, larry. loud and clear. seriously, will we see "el chapo" at the movies? or perhaps as a netflix original? ♪ >> larry: stop that. please. now can you tell me anything about el chapo and sean penn's relationship? like how did this meeting even come about? >> grace: well, larry, penn-chapo has been rumored to have a bromance for quite some time. >> larry: grace, grace... "penn-chapo"? you're slipping into

and this narcissism on individuals who think they don't have to scrutinize the refugee program. i think we should. sabrina is right. the men are violent. they come from societies who hate us. any refugee should have to pledgele allegiance to the constitution before they get in. >> so far the re settsettlement program, they are not large numbers the syrians have been resettled here. do we want to stop it. this is a philosophical point that immigration is a privilege not a right. we are not obliged to off it to people coming from country where is terrorism is endemic. not when there are millions of deserving applicants from other places in the world waiting in line for years. >> steve, with the jus coming from europe, it's different now. >> yes. we knew who were the good guys most of the time, few exceptions and who were the bad guys. this is not the situation today. we don't know who's coming in, their background. we don't have the means to verify the backgrounds until those mechanisms are in place we are asking for trouble. it take as handful to wreak havoc and murder. meanwhile

in fact, his entire business model is attention and narcissism. that's why his name is emblazoned on all his hotels and casinos and so forth. so for him, the brand is himself. he doesn't mind any kind of press whether bad or good, that gets his name out there. on the other hand, this is not a man of deep reflection or profundity and he is unlikely to change his ways based on what he anld undoubtedly see as irrelevant for an european debate about him. catherine: thanks so much for giving us your opinion, christopher phelps from the university of nottingham. thanks for your time. the richest 1% of the world population now owns more than the rest of us put together. that's according to the antipoverty charity oxfam. it has issued a new report on the state of global wealth, also highlighting a discrepancy between how wealth is shared out between men and women. some toil all their lives to try to earn a decent wage and offer their children a better life. others have it easier. among them the very lucky few, the world's richest 1%. a select group that i

cruz, that kind of absence, that unpredictability, that sense of narcissism and petulance i think could push schmo so some people off, but again, i think trump's character clarence: i'll way -- wait to see what happens in the iowa caucuses. caucuses are funny. eleanor: on the republican side you just go in and cast your vote, i believe. pat: i've been in the caucuses at one time. it's a much harder thing. you need an organization, dedicated people working constantly. it's not like new hampshire where they just go and pull a lever. we really ought to talk about this possibility -- again, if trump wins iowa -- eleanor: he could run the table. pat: by the time all these establishment guys all get together and draw straws on who's going to take him down, he could run the table all the way to the nomination. john: what do you think of megyn kelly? the video melange on the immigration bill for the selectively edited out of context cheap shot and it validated trump's decision to take himself out of kelly ayes's line of fire. eleanor: i'm sure that wasn't kelly's sole decision to make. i though

narcissism. that is the definition. >> and she didn't read the room at all. the guys was in tears, and that is the first thing when they sit down is herself. >> yes. >> and finally, and the girl i have been picking on lace over the past couple of weeks, and she is kind of crazy, and so they go into the rose ceremony and take a look at what happened. >> i am mad at myself for the way i've act ed since i have been here. this has been really rough for me. i have a lot of work to do on myself. maybe just need to continue working on myself and better myself, because like my tattoo says, you can't love someone else until you truru love yourself. >> so she left the show. she walked off. she said that i need to work on myself and i'm going to leave, and she left. and actually she got a lot of fans back on her side, because they were tearing her apart. >> what is going on, on this show? >> well, they are upping the crazy. is over here. >> you were totally riveted. >> were you sad when you were watching these clips or what what? >> i don't know what is going on. and i

. >> no narcissism in that business. ono, no. news network. suddenly she's in a position where she's there at a story where everything is happening. a ferry boat, it erupts on fire and she's the first reporter and interview with a presidential candidate, and something big happens. why is she always there. sgreg greg oh, wait, reminds me bruceal bruceal mighty. lee, it is sounding fascinating. newsmakers out tomorrow. >> yes. bill o'reilly is announcing it tomorrow. rosanna: you are always on the show. >> yes, on tuesdays. rosanna: you handle him very well, sometimes he's a little con den sending. >> really? >> greg: well, we wouldn't have guy. kelly. >> yes. >> it is unethical for a prosecutor to take a case in front of a jury if she doesn't believe she's got the right guy for the right offense. i have to believe that i have the right guy or gal before bringing it to the jury. >> greg: you can't leave it up to the jury? >> if i have a reasonable doubt, i dropped the case. i never had that. the hardest thing is knowing that somebody did somethi

there is a deep well of narcissism that's not filled by the golden globes and the oscars.nedy: while the world obsesses over donald trump, john kasich is quietly doing well in new hampshire. he's in second place. and he's portraying himself as the righteous, noble candidate. >> the others are like the prince of darkness and i consider myself the prince of hope. kennedy: amen. where would he be better suited as president. >> president of narnia. where does he go with that? for me the issue is -- he also said he has been happy during the campaign. how could you be happy during this campaign? are you wearing noise-canceling headphones? he's trying to take a high road that's artificial and not genuine. kennedy: it feels like voters and pundits have been trying everybody's hat on for size. >> he considers himself the prince of light. i consider myself the mayor of simpleton *. i love kasich when he was on this network when he had john kasi healand keedy:nd hplay theass. >>e's yingo chf fi himsf. i feel for him. you know, i don't find, the prince of light and hope. that's fine.

at what point does -- is there a narcissism involved? >> absolutely.are like a fighter pilot of the law. it is a similar test pilot brain surgery. a sense of self. charlie: and a visibility. everybody in the community knows you. quite sure. they are doing great things. is when you'reg trying to pull it apart, it gives me a rush because i'm doing good. i'm not saying it's a justification. it is a motive. charlie: will you to refer to real people? >> we do. in some instances we down. we refer to mr. buffett in a nice way. us a warrensed buffett cameo. >> there is a picture of bobby and buffett. damien: i sat opposite him at a white house dinner. more i was drinking, he became more like burgess meredith. as the evening went on. he's a natural, get him. charlie: he has done cameos. eight in the series? 12 in the first series? >> 12 in season one. charlie: it begins when? >> on the 17th on showtime. but it is on-demand already. you can stream the whole thing. -- the first episode. charlie: congratulations. great to see you. thank you for joining us. see you

the old song, love on a two-way street, some relationships only go one way. amy: there's a lot of narcissism involved. >> without question. that, confront it, confront yourself with it because you need to be in a relationship with somebody that values your opinions, your boundaries, your perceptions, your ways of thinking. amy: you give the best advice. doesn't he? thank you. >> wbok radio 1680. amy: let's check in with jayme king. give us advice on how to avoid the weather. jayme: we've got delays at orlando international airport because of the fog and light rain kicking through. when you combine the rain and foggy layer, it is a visibility mess. we show you varying degrees. decent visibility in some spots. not so much in others. some of the fog into the ocean the cape canaveral area, cocoa rain. wave of rain number one goes, number two comes toward us out of the eastern gulf of mexico and the stuff in far south florida staying there. everybody improves from north to south through the course of the day. 63 at the villages. north broward county in the low and mid 60's. as we go deeper into t

there's a level of narcissism here. and you saw knit the interview. he was happy to talk about all these internal details. here's a guy who spent on most of his career telling people take personal responsibility. >> i disagr. loss. he didn't talk about fixing the bibiproblem, people want a president as big as our fears and as strong as our adversaries. he got in because he thinks america needs a moral renewal, it's almost a spiritual cause and i think that's a good and the republican party. >>> next, we're just getting started. donald trump versus bill clinton. the battle gets raw with the brash billionaire attacking president clinton's past. are thoho attacks fair? and we have democratic contender bernie sanders right here to tell us what he thinks about the growing feud. plus, new details in that sexual assault arrest of comedy legend bill cosby, why was he charge sod many years after all those accusations. back in just two minutes. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos is connected by blackberry priv.omeone with alzheimer's means i a