very narcissistic. >> we have a perfect storm right now of government and social media. i feel like we need a basic lesson in home training. i think the government is doing too much. we are relying on the government to teach and control our children. parents need to be more involved. basic good old fashion home training that is absence and the rise of social media. right now we have a live studio. we can go live with everything. >> it is an economic issue. that could be steppingstones, some of the trade deals have gotten rid of the jobs. minority youth underemployed or unemployed. you see crime going up and heroin crisis going up because there is a lot of hopelessness. >> armstrong: we are going to be back with deana bass, alejandro negr?n, quardricos driskell. you know, listen, just having this conversation seems strange. it is the kind of conversation you just don't have. problem is, is young people and parents who are afraid to raise them. they want to make them feel good and special. in the long run they don't understand the value of the dollar and have to earn your

wasn't going to call you a narcissist. >> control freak is, i'm guilty. but ask anybody who work with me, i want them to give feedback. and i, and i -- i do collaborate with smart people. >> and warren beatty is friend with a lot of smart and famous people. in politics, and of course, in hollywood. it's in that booth that i first met jack nicholson. >> that booth is in hollywood's famed grill, one of beatty's long time favorites. >> the first time i ever met jack was in 1964. i think. '65. >> by then his older sister was already a star. you know what's funny. a lot of people watching us won't know until now that shirl shirley maclaine is my sister. >> yeah. >> you never made a movie together. >> another woman warren beatty will talk about. >> the way you were staring at me. i thought you would ask me for something a little more exciting. >> look what? >> use your imagination. >> i'm using it. >> let me know when you're finished. >> he met actress annette bening during the production of 1991's interview where you talk about how much you love your wife. >>

frank lloyd wright, this is different from garden-variety narcissism because narcissists are a dime a dozen. we all know them. narcissistic personality disorder is a much more entrenched condition, much harder to deal with and much more have been much more of an effect on the people around the person. so the stores that emerged from frank lloyd wright. he designed the guggenheim and if anyone has been to the guggenheim you know that it's built around this wonderful spiral that you go up. so when frank lloyd wright designed this building the original design had that spiral at the paintings, because of his design were going to be slanted a presentation. so you can imagine you'd walk up the walkway and as a viewer he would have some trouble because the paintings were going to be at an angle. this was just representative of transcendence aesthetic vision over everything else. forget about the client, forget about the practical needs of the views but this is my vision. this round stairway has to be this way. it got bad enough that as the guggenheim was just being built, 21 artists signed a

. >> i agree with all that has been narcissistic culture, lack of parenting, what are redoing to make sure the next generation are the responsible adults whether we are parent or not. i think the questions we should look back on us. what are we doing to help usher a responsible next millennials generation? >> anything we can do? >> i don't think parents want to see their kids go through destructive behavior. >> when i am very busy in project or not spending enough time with their report cards, i am a single parent of four. when i am making a conversation in the morning, their behavior and grades improve. there is nothing you can do, work, personal, if you don't dedicate time and resources to it, it is not going to be successful. >> armstrong: we'll be back, concerned about the future when considering the behavior of the >> armstrong: i don't know how expressive we were in our youth. some would say very to a different standard? >> i think we are. i think we see in how we treat our youth. again we have to put context, right, yes. we live in a 24 hour social need media news cycle. adds c

we think our moment is unique because we are narcissists. in this case, what we are going through is historically unique. i want to talk about the economic change that we think of is affecting all of our institutions. the disruptive moment and moments we are going through. differentsegment a subset of what this looks like in the present. i want to talk about a national agenda, if we were having the larger conversation about what we need to do together and what is amenable to political solutions. the american idea. it has to be contrasted with something. ideas should be contrasted with identities. unique.is historically america truly is exceptional. lastf the tragedies in the three or four years of this presidency was the moment in 2014, but echoed 2011 and 2012, when president obama was asked if he believed in american exceptionalism. you could see the president's wheels turning. the look on his face was "of course i don't believe in american exceptionalism, but i do not believe that is an acceptable political answer." with aed and said "sur

you had a narcissistic personality before you start to be in a, like, a public person or after that?so many thoughts, buenos aires. you have, you know, the life of the musicians, which is very important here,the tango, all the artists, and you have, sort of, the corporate world which is always boring. eh, and on the edge you have in the very poor neighborhoods all these hundreds of thousands of children that run behind a ball and they want to be soccer players. and they have a dream, it's all they have. and, they know the faster they run, the harder they hit that ball, the better they move around it, maybe they will get it. >> soledad: hey! ♪ >> anthony: chef. do you do this all the time? >> soledad: like, eh, once a week. >> anthony: this late at night? >> soledad: yes. [ laughs ] >> anthony: it's way too late for me. >> anthony: restaurant subculture, depending on where you are, can revolve around a number of activities, not all of them wholesome in my experience. the business is hard, the hours are long, the comradery intense. after a long day and night of work the mind turns, to

. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> the hamilton actor who called out mike pence, doesn't feel like he owes anybody an apology. >> we wanted to stand up and spread a message of love. >> if i were on stage, would i ask to see him backstage and have a talk with him. there are more than nine gay people here. >> there are way more than nine people at hamilton! way more than nine people. >> rae sremmurd at l.a.x., black beatles. started the whole mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in?

. >> maybe he's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. he's there, chris brown, and lar sa pippen. >> he spent 100 k on strippers. christmas is looking good for airport. black beatles. started the whole mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it! >> they're shouting at the delta employees. everyone better freeze. everyone, the people in line, you better freeze right now. harvey: that's a bad thing to say at the airport. >> gigi hadid getting tons of hate for what people are calling her racist impression of melania trump at the a.m.a.'s. >> i love my husband! [laughter] president barack obama. harvey: actually, that's kind of funny. >> chrissy teigen's outfit was the most insane thing. i have no idea how she didn't show her whole lady bits. harvey: wait a minute. are there like censors who say you cannot walk out like that? >> you shouldn't have to tell people there's a rule to cover your vagina. [laughter] announcer: kanye west, surprising political statements,

lots of debates that were not as important as narcissists thought they were at that moment. much cultural chaos and contention in that time led to a decision to stop passing on a shared civic sense of the american idea was. we are two generations into an era of kids raised with historical amnesia. at the exact same time, we are migrating across one of the greatest economic disruptions in human history. again the historian in me is cautious of saying anything sweeping like that, but we are going through arguably the largest economic disruption in recorded human history. that word is important. there are four kinds of economies of the macro level. hunter gatherers, rise of agriculture, rise of the big tool economy, mass of urbanization, immigration, and industrialization, and whatever we are entering now. hunter gatherers, settled agriculture, industrialization and the big tool economy, and this. what is this? sometimes we call it the knowledge economy, the digital economy. sociologists call it the postindustrial economy. it's another way of saying we don't know what to call i

about a ago with the family and one word spun into 30 other dramatic words, pushy princess, diva, narcissistic, all of this other stuff came out that i never said. >> the sisters have drifted apart recently and spoke on the phone last year. she's concerned that false stories about their family will hurt meghan and her royal relationship. >> it has to stop. >> you date a prince and you get thruut in the spotlight oy right? >> yeah. >> let's move on to the drama at "dancing with the stars" and the final three is set for tonight, and exciting. >> let me something, the stakes were so high and the pressure is getting to everybody. ?? ?? >> there was a bit of a stumble in the middle. we all saw it. >> i'm so bummed that it happened! ?? >> something happened when you were flying across the floor. cramer. she had the lowest overall score of the night and were sent home. >> the couple leaving right now is -- jena and glen..o cf1 o >> it's all good. i mean -- >> tell me. i had the most incredible journey. we made the finals. what more could you do? >> that leaves retired nfl star calvin johnson junior,

. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. future is larsa pippen. >> he had an in-n-out track pizza and spent $100,000 on strippers. harvey: strippers? that's a lucrative profession these days. >> all of the bills are paid. christmas looking good for them. >> rae shur murder at l.a.x. mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it!

her half sister samantha is calling megan nare narcissistic and selfish and said harry would be appalled at how he treated their father. he recently filed for bankruptcy saying he has only $200. megan's mom is a yoga instruckor. "inside edition" caught one her mother on wednesday. >> i have no >> megan is very difference from prince harry's previous love interest. >> she's american, which is radical for the royal family. really not since wallace simpson has that been the case. she is divorced. she is actually older than harry is by several years. she is an actress. >> on "suits" megan wears tight fitting outfits. the role is super sexy. will she now end up wearing a royal tiara? megan to his father. short of putting a ring on it there's really no more serious step you can take. >>> it's jimmy kimmel's halloween tradition, sharing video of papers telling their kids they ate all the candy. is it funny or down right mean? >> we ate all of your candy. >> jimmy kimmel is back with his notorious halloween candy prank. but many are asking, is it funny or a >> i ate it all! that we're really sor

. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> the hamilton actor who called out mike pence, doesn't feel like he >> we wanted to stand up and spread a message of love. >> if i were on stage, would i ask to see him backstage and have a talk with him. there are more than nine gay people here. >> there are way more than nine people at hamilton! way more than nine people. >> rae sremmurd at l.a.x., black beatles. started the whole mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it! >> they're shouting at the delta employees.

. >> maybe he's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. he's is brown, and lar sa pippen. >> he ent 100 k on stripsppers. christmas is looking good for em.

. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. larsa pippen. >> he had an in-n-out track pizza and spent $100,000 on strippers. harvey: strippers? that's a lucrative profession these days. >> all of the bills are paid. christmas looking good for them. >> rae shur murder at l.a.x. mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it! employees. everyone better freeze. earn in the line better freeze right now. harvey: that's a bad thing to say at the airport. >> gigi hadid getting tons of hate for what people are calling her racist impression of melania trump at the a.m.a.'s. >> i love my husband! [laughter] president barack obama. harvey: that's kardashian actually, that's kind of funny. >> chrissy teigen's outfit was the most insane thing. i have no idea how she didn't show her whole lady bits. harvey: wait a minute. are there you cannot walk out like that? >> you shouldn't have to tell people there's a rule to cover your vagina. [laughter] announcer: kanye west, surpri

. >> maybe he's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge party. he's there, chris brown, and lar sa pippen. >> he spent 100 k on strippers. christmas is looking good for them. >> rae sremmurd was at the airport. black beatles. started the whole mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in?

remark that i made was about a disagreement five or six years ago within the family and one diva, narcissistic. all of this other stuff came out that i never said. >> the sisters have drifted apart recently, but spoke on the phone last year. she's concerned ttat false stories about their family will hurt meghan and her royal relationship. >> it's time for privacy. this has to stop. >> you date a prince and you get right? in the spotlight royally- >> yeah. >> let's move on to the draaa at "dancing with the stars" and the final three is set for tonight, and exciting. >> one couple was eliminated last night, and let me tell you something, the stakes were so high and the pressure is getting to everybody. ?? ?? >> there was a bit of a stumble in the middle. we all saw it. >> i'm so bummed that it happened! ?? >> something happened when you were flying ssacro the floor. >> there was a bit of a stumble. >> still recovering from the flu, glen almost dropped country >> the couple leaving right now is -- jena and glen. ?? ?? >> it's all good. i mean -- >> tell me. i had the most incredible journey. we m

vice president biden is narcissist. he spent his last moems as the parties they would their statesman saying world leaders have told them that they can't believe the united states is considering electing donald trump. he argued hillary clinton is as prepared as anyone has been. with a split in pinellas county of .15% as i mentioned, biden spoke in st. pete, which is a critical area for democrats in that county. know them by their first names. they're looking us like, are you all kidding? are you serious? no, no. swear to god. there's not a meeting i leave with a head of state, i mean this, with the exception of vladimir putin, and i mean that, too. there's not one i leave and they don't say to me, it is possible to elect trump. it's you think i'm joking. i'm not. >> after that jimmy buffett came to the stain. he urged hillary clinton and amendment 2 there with big grabs from the last. if democrats vote, hillary clinton will win. they believe they have the superior ground game to the rep party. crucial to watch tomorrow

he is a narcissist, he is a dashmac, he is a terrible terrible date, and he cares about donald trump. those are true. but the one thing he is not as a racist. >> it to meet the headline from your magazine. one of my going to take away? >> he is no different than any other guy in the 70s. he is afraid of getting old. he is afraid of dying. >> he comes off very aggressive when he's on stage. what is he like personally? is the arrogant, nice? >> he is not as outspoken as you see them on tv. definitely arrogant. here's. here's a quick story. he and i were looking out this big glass window. he said he see those buildings alongside the highway? and i said yes. he said i hate them. they would not let me buy those buildings years ago. you know i did? i fought and got the property in front of those buildings. in two years i'm going to build taller buildings in front of them and it will destroy their view and property value. in two years he did it. >> you don't meet people like that often. at least you will talk about it. i think that is one of the reasons he is president. >> lead us paul. >> n

. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. larsa pippen. >> he had an in-n-out track pizza and spent $100,000 on strippers. harvey: strippers? that's a lucrative profession these days. >> all of the bills are paid. christmas looking good for them. >> rae shur murder at l.a.x. mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it!

. >> maybe he's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party.ippen. >> he spent 100 k on strippers. christmas is looking good for them. >> rae sremmurd was at the airport. black beatles. started the whole mannequin challenge. i say can we please do one here, one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it! one right now at delta check-in? >> everybody's got to do it! >> they're shouting at the delta

i was born there facing plenty of narcissists. but i've never seen narcissism at a level of donald trump. you go in his office in every single wall space is covered with magazine covers from a french magazine covers of himself. the only thing i missed at the stacks of magazine covers it has not on trent of himself. >> the place between the frames is about that much. it's not as if the were family photos. >> yeah, he does have some sports paraphernalia. he has mike tyson championship and some other things, but it is mostly like an infinity mirror of his face. and so, i did ask him in an interview once this summer i said, you know, when you get to the white house, that brings out a lot of narcissism because there is a photographer who follows the president around and takes pictures of him every minute of every day and then they put those pictures all over the walls of the white house and now they had digital frames that they are running pictures and whoops. and i think you are already like that. so what you get there and it's more i

he has been a changed man the last 24 or 48 hours, but most people remember the bombastic narcissist rather than this one, this gentleman, who seems more like a traditional politician. we really have no idea what direction he is going to go. katty: is there something humbling, do you think, about walking into the oval office even for someone of donald trump's robust ego? stuar: for most people absolutely. the history of it all -- suddenly people are talking to him as the president-elect. that is a totally different role. on the other hand, he has a strong personality and relates to people in a certain way that you wonder once he is in office sitting there and making decisions -- you know what he said, he knows more than the generals. is it going to be that donald trump, or the donald trump who said he would seek the president's counsel? katty: how will you make your determination over the next few weeks as to which persona is going to be the donald trump he decides to adopt as president? stuart: we will look to see who he selects for the key posts in the white house, the administrati

. - narcissist. donald trump is insecure and weak. if he is the nominee, i will be voting for him.him. - he's not qualified to be president. it's important that the party find a way to get behind donald trump. - let no one be mistaken. donald trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservativism. - rick perry just told me in a phone call from his home state in texas that he does support donald trump. i asked him if he would be interested in being donald trump's running mate, and he said, "i am not going to say no." [laughter] - so--so wait. you want to be running mates with cancer? that's what you're saying? i mean, i--i guess it has a pretty strong history of winning, but still. - i've come to-- to know donald trump. there are two different donald trumps. there's the one you see on the stage and there's the one who's very cerebral, sits there, and considers things very carefully. you can have a very good conversation with him. - in any other world, in any other campaign, having two faces is a charge the accused would deny because they know it would immediately disqualify them from runni

you are going to send me to the polls tomorrow to choose between a narcissistic pervert and a longtime boston lady who cannot member how to tell the truth. thank you, america. host: how are you going to make your decision tomorrow? we lost fred. fred making his decision tomorrow, along with a lot of the united states. plenty of early votes already in so far according to the washington post. michael mcdonald of the university of florida who has been on this program. this is a story in the washington post showing the chart here. different states that allow early voting. the blue states and this chart are more early voting than compared to 2012 states -- to talk to states and red had fewer voting -- fewer early voting and compared to 2012. noting early voting is up 12% in a carolina. warning signs of a merge for hillary clinton. inck voters -- down from 27% 2012 when mitt romney asked out a win in north carolina. another chart to show you from the washington times, showing comparisons and early vote turnout. this is from 19 at six through 2012. the amount -- from 1996 through 2012. the am

but my reading list -- my reading of history is that when people who are narcissistic get power, theyt better, they get worse. i hope i'm wrong. beyond the things that he is said that offend people, people question whether he was an actual conservative. some of his policy descriptions were unconservative weird do you imagine that what we will see now is an attempt to run a conservative administration, or some of his past positions will bubble to the surface and we will be confronting a really andlogically on doctrine president? pete: i don't imagine anything at this point. we just don't know what to expect. he was so policy ignorant and all over the map on so many issues and has no philosophical roots. there's no real way to understand how he is going to govern with the principles that will govern him. he seems to govern by impulse and gut. he could govern as a conservative, he could turn left, he could be in on mix. -- odd mix. i really don't know, that is one of the fascinating things that will unfold. i don't think there is any way, even people who know donald trump -- and i would

it matters if you vote for lincoln or mcclellan who ran against him as a narcissist businessman type and has certain -- piece from new jersey and that matters because everything is in play. but after lincoln wins, i walked over and passed that amazing statute of william tecumseh sherman because he wins at atlanta polls and when he wins, the party keeps winning and eventually they dominate the court and those that win in the ensuing era they have no chance of dominating the court. grover cleveland who doesn't even when consecutive terms, woodrow wilson, no democrat wins the majority until fdr. .. this is particularly interesting because everything is up for grabs. >> this is book tv on c-span two, television for serious readers. here is our primetime lineup. shortly, three top astrophysicists discussed their book welcome to the universe. on "after words" at 9:00 p.m. eastern, they discuss the impact of immigration on the economy. he is interviewed by edward alden and the council on foreign relations. then at ten, they provide a history of the gun manufacturer winchester and her family

. >> if he did not have that feeling, i know people have said is he a narcissist and all these things about him. but whatever extreme ego you may have, walking into capitol hill, looking out and knowing that now you are making decisions that will impact not just the 330 million people in this country, you impact the world. he's already been on phone with china's leaders. gender reveal party goes so wrong. you don't want to miss it. we'll show you what happened right after this. ok! impaciente! manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? take off your hat! no hey...it's, it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp 3 surface layers deep to help... and keeps you up to 100% flake free now we can cuddle the whole winter! head and shoulders' dry scalp care at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups! when you color your hair with preference, it's a love thing. superior preference by l'or?al. with up to 12 tones in each luminous shade. and fade

will rise above and focus not on his own perceived insults by the press which is a selfish and narcissistic thing to do, but to think. problems of the nation as a whole and focus on how to solve those? >> wow. lou -- lou dobbs, the guy just wants to relax. >> i don't think he wants to relax at all. he is correct. the "new york times" is failing. earnings are down 96 is% because circulation is dwindling of the. the "new york times" has carrie sul -- sulfuric campaign against him. they have been attacking nonstop as has the "washington post" and all of the leading bitter, nasty , vicious and did i mention venal national outlets. >> the "new york times" sent out a letter saying we will try to keep it fair and balanced. >> that's right. >> and then they went right back . >> the editor-in-chief and the publisher said they are going to -- they really want to make amends and they want to be nice and professional and the next day they unleash the hounds of hell. they become preposterous and failing. >> what would you say? preposterous? failing? >> i want a president who will be yelling at his enemi

jacqueline white, your character, kind of this self-involved -- >> i don't know what you're >> -- narcissistic former socialite. what's her deal now? what's going on? >> well, she's fallen in love with someone new and she's trying to make real social change, al. >> you're trying to be a better mom. >> she's trying to be a better mom, a better person. we're currently trying to get the washington redskins to change their name because of her native american heritage. we're in the midst of all of that where clearly hilarity will ensue. >> of course! that's what we >> when your character was inside the hot car, please just watch. it is the best. and also she loves me. in movie theaters. >> your broadway show. >> thank you very much, al. i had to go all the way to broadway. i had to do an entire broadway show to make it in a movie. >> this is going to be shown in movie theaters for one night only. >> they filmed the show live and it will air on december 1st. >> i think broadway hd is the company that is doing this. i think they did it once with the show "company." sort of to bring broadway to the co