the constitution protects everyone even unpopular selfish narcissistic child killing sluts like casey anthony. they are protected, too. once she was caught in a series of lies concerning a nonexistent nanny a nonexistent job at universal studios come on. your remalek should have given casey her miranda warnings. >> everything you told me is a lie. you told me this morning from zani and addresses and universal including people you never told me their names and i found them and talked to them. >> it was a very successful interrogation. i hope we have guys like this in guantanamo those are issued without a miranda warning. the answer is clear she should have been given a bier miranda warning. >> she should have been mir ran diesed. >> that's what you think. i know you have been saying that. >> she had the right to a lawyer. she was part of an investigation she was a mother who claims she was looking for her child. they put her in a police car they put her there because she wanted to go to universal that's where i work. >> what happened when they got to universal? >> it's my understanding

tabloid media are making a stupid, narcissistic and self-loathing. no question about it that the more we read tabloid media the more we start to think the sex lives of celebrities cosmically matter, what bag we purchase is extremely important. psychological studies show we become more narcissistic, more self-loathing, we hate -- >> why self-loathing? >> we compare ourselves to this impossible ideal. sitting here today with you, i just went through an hour of hair and makeup. that's the industry standard for women. i don't actually look like this. women we see on television and the movies don't actually look like that. when you look at a magazine, it's taken about five steps further because they're air brushed and photoshopped. >> first, tabloid media are making us stupid. no one is forced to consume this stuff. >> making isn't the same thing assing. of course, no one is forced. young american women purchase tabloid magazines 20 times more than real newspapers. and you've decried the downfall of serious journalism. if somebody -- >> because it bleeds

and politicians are type n, needy and narcissistic.that is very dangerous. >> how come women have run for president, women have run for national office, you never had a woman involved in a sex is scandal? chris: we had that conversation in our family the other night. your thoughts? >> i think women don't do them, they don't have time. they're too busy dealing with everything else, packing lunches for kids. i think it's a risk-prone personality. you see it on wall street, too. the big dogs are risk takers. it doesn't pay there or here either. >> david. >> watching the clips in the show, politicians lying and doubling and redoubling their bets, i couldn't think the real turnon for these people is the risk of getting caught. they're steering closer and closer to the thing. that's what is pulling them, this sort of desire and fear of getting caught. >> you bring the novelist. chris: closer to human nature than any of us are willing to admit. thanks for a great roundtable. that's the show. thanks for watching. that's the show. thanks for wa

. >> he has refused, and i think it's a reflection on the n narcissistic nature. he is subject to the rules the rest of us are, and that's disconcerting. >> reporter: this morning nancy pelosi released this statement. it says, quote, congressman weiner has the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents and the recognition that he needs help. i urge the congressman to seek that help without the pressures of being a member of congress. now, weiner's office says he is still refusing to step down, but they say he is taking pelosi's advice and that he's seeking professional help. it's still not clear what kind of treatment he is seeking. live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. >>> on the bay bridge, traffic is starting to move again after the chp shut down two lanes of the bridge. you're looking at video taken just about an hour ago of traffic headed into san francisco from oakland. a man drove onto the westbound lanes, stopped, got out and then threatened to jump off the bridge. the man who had been standing on the led

savings narcissism is spending money don't have to consume stuff to pursue your own vainglorious narcissistic ends what's apply this to you know societies that large because the first study also conveniently finds that the richest people the richest ten percent of americans feel no benefit from debt low and behold because they of course have cash and wealth and resources they don't need fake self-esteem how does this study apply to for example wall street is this why there are so miserable and take so many drugs and are so destructive because these guys make a lot of money they're making tens of millions of dollars a year and yet they hold trillions in debt trillion six hundred trillion in credit derivative debts and yet look how unhappy they are they hold trillions in debt for other people opie and baby other people's money or this case other people's debt ok deep that's so wall street lives day to day well this really told the buyer she also does at the end of her this report on her study said that we found that the positive effects may wear off over time but they still have to pay their bi

of the 1980s arguing the social and political mores set the stage for the military is a canned narcissistic america. it is about an hour and a half. >> thank you. can everyone here me? here's how it is going to work tonight. thank you for being here. i am going to give a presentation about my new book "back to our future" which you can see right there. nathan and i will go back and forth on a few questions. i asked nathan to be here because some of his work has been an inspiration for some of my work so i appreciate you being here. and we will take questions from the audience but before we begin i want to do my own thank you. i want to thank "in these times" for organizing this at the university of illinois of chicago for hosting us here. i want to thank c-span booktv for covering this event and i want to thank nathan and all of you for being here and being interested in this book. the name of the book is "back to our future," how the 1980s explain the world we live in now. to make this fun i have included a trivia question, trivia contest to see if you can answer the trivia questions as we

the daily beast breitbart said i don't know with one hundred percent confidence that this guy's a narcissist he was not sending photos to women to go to allow for what pleases women which is a nice kind of dollar sweet nothings about how beautiful you are which is what it takes in that department so breitbart knows what it takes to please women so what exactly is what's in the republican guide book and taking up a half million dollar line of credit tiffany's is going as you can keep it a secret you're the girlfriend or be john boehner about that a night of drinks and then more drinks or see dinner with dinner with mel gibson and mel gibson we've got nikki haley who do you see what the republicans have nikki haley who you have. what is that i'm saying that we have we have very beautiful women in the republican party and i think that there's a beautiful woman in the democratic party but what does that have to do with the republican plan to pick up women we've got the republicans have done a good job of picking out women to come into the party who are pretty everybody getting dollars winners th

. >> she said casey anthony is in a completely narcissistic world, and she said that never during theyed there with casey anthony, did casey anthony ever say anything about caylee. what else did she say to you? >> right. well, she said that there were never any tears for caylee. one time she, tracy, brought up caylee anthony, you know, where is the child? and she said, casey dropped her shirt off her shoulder and said, see, here is the tattoo that i got in memory of her. well, fred, this is a time when everybody was searching for her. nobody thought she was dead. and there was casey displaying the tattoo. one time tracy was looking at a baby book of pictures of caylee, and casey came across the room with her own book, and said look at my pictures from when i was a baby. it was instances like that that gave her the opinion that it was a narcissistic world that she lives in. one time she looked out to see the media trucks, and then up at the sky where it was a thunderstorm, and she said with a pout, i guess there will be no helicopters today, and it was all about her kind of word. >> so

the social and political mores of that time set the stage for what it calls a militaristic and narcissistic america. it is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. can everyone hear me? here is how it is going to work tonight. first of all thank you everybody for being here. i will just tell you how does going to work. i'm going to give a presentation about my new book, "back to our future" which you can see right there and then nathan and i are going to sort of go back and forth on some questions and the aston nathan to be here because some of his work is an inspiration for some of my work. so i really appreciate you being here. and then we are going to take questions from the audience. but before we begin i just want to do some of my own thank yous. i want to thanking these timed -- in these times for organizing this event and the university of illinois chicago for hosting us here. i want to thank c-span booktv for covering this event. i opposite want to thank nathan again and the onion av club. and i want to thank all of you for being here and for being interested in this book.

will end the prosecution case, brian weather a bang, so to speak to show this was a shelfish, narcissistic have la bella vita. >> casey anthony may be many things, including guilty of killing her young daughter. that's up to a jury to decide. but geraldo is guilty of using a blatantly sexist term. >>> the sad news that ryan dunn was killed in a car crash. he had been using alcohol, prompting film critic roger ebert to tweet friends don't let jackasses drive and tweet.

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position of powers, and many often men climb to positions of power so they can fuel their sense of narcissistic need to be okay and their specialness and they're entitled -- we've seen how many cases of men doing this sort of thing who have been in positions of power now. but when the consequences come to bear, there often is profound shame and humiliation that floods. in. this is a human being we're talking about, and if this is someone i was caring for, i would have very grave concerns that this degree of public humiliation and the amount of shame that no doubt he's experiencing could precipitate a dangerous depressive episode, and i would be very concerned about suicidality. >> and besides all the jokes about weiner, it is a guy's life incomplete, both professionally and personally. in terms of the infidelity here, drew, it's a new thing, via the internet, this kind of nonphysical infidelity that he's been engaging in, as far as we know, there's been no physicality. what do you make of that, as a phenomenon? forget the fact that he's well known. obviously there must be a lot more people now

they tend to be narcissistic, they tend to have empty emotion am landscapes. and they're trying to evoke a feeling in those moments. in those moments when they're compulsively doing, this they aren't thinking. all of us are shaking our heads. what were they thinking? they look back and think what was i thinking? they weren't. they're thinking on an emotional level. not a good intellectual or cognitive level. then it has its own life to it. they try to stop and they can't and they need a lot of support and it takes a long time to get better. let me say from the beginning, i've been hoping he would put his personal life, the treatment of his condition ahead of his career. if you tried to hang in and deal with all this political fallout, there is no way he could have been effectively treated. >> christiane amanpour, let me bring you this in here. you don't see this kind of scandal involving high profile women. >> no, you don't. let me say that again no, you don't. there was a large collective rolling of the eyes when all this happened. those of us who are women,

. >> i think it's a reflection on the narcissistic nature of him as an individual are. he doesn't believe he is subject to the same rules that the rest of us are. >> bay area democrats calling o n antny weiner to resign, why he is refusion and what's asking for instead. a difference in my community.e [ kimberly ] the university gave me the knowledge to make a difference in peoples' lives. [ carrie ] you're studying how to be an effective leader. [ cherie ] you're dealing with professionals, teaching things that they were doing everyday. [ kimberly ] i manage a network of over a thousand nurses. [ carrie ] i helped turn an at-risk school into an award-winning school. [ cherie ] i'm responsible for the largest urban renewal project in utah. [ kimberly ] and university of phoenix made it possible. learn more at phoenix.edu. >>> and we look live inside at the hard-working folk to who make all this magic happen. a happy birthday to molly who is 19, just like me. >>> a massive wildfire in arizona is becoming more than just arizona's problem, with soot and ash drift nothing ne

you've got to be so narcissistically self-absorbed that you could unplug from virtually anything. she is emotionless when she sees her father in meltdown at this point that just tells me that we're seeing more of the behavior that she is reported to have exhibited when her child first went missing. she was out partying. she was laughing. she was joking with people. when allegedly her child's body was in the trunk of her car. so you just have to ask yourself, how strange does your thinking have to be in order for that to happen? so for her to be emotionless just with her father on the stand is no stretch for her given what she's done so far. >> it's interesting because we saw this grief counselor on the stand late today who was talking about how different people react in different ways to grief and handle grief, and that kind of acting out in different ways can be a normal way some people handle grief. did that ring true to you? >> well, it doesn't ring true to me. look. one of the things i'm concerned about -- as you know, i've spent a major portion of my career as a litigation co

power often go into power to do something different, but men that need to be somebody often have narcissistic liabilities. anderson, you've talked about this over the years many, many times. >> not in a therapeutic setting is but on television? >> yes, on television you've talked about it, that's exactly right, because these things happen in celebrities and men in position of power, and it's not a happy thing for them. it's a very empty life they are leading and they need to be buttresses by certain external features around them and they continue to have deep emotional liabilities, many of them, and that's what comes out here. when you roll your eyes, men in power, they wouldn't do anything if they didn't get caught. that's absolutely true, same with my cocaine addicts and alcoholics and pill addicts. if the legal system didn't come to bear or their family or health consequences didn't come to bear, they keep doing it. it's true of all kinds of compulsive behaviors. >> dr. drew, thanks. fascinating. actually more about dr. drew later in the program. talked about casey anthony who has already

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i would rather have an experienced intelligent patriotic bore than an unvetted detached narcissisticed on meaningless slogans and media type. bob said a yawn? the whole lot of them spouted nothing more than the party line monday night everything wrong is obama's fault. we can fix it with more tax breaks. give it up. standing for no more than the status quo has gotten very, very old. rus in pennsylvania, republican field is only a yawn for those who are interested in sound bytes. you have a true conservative in ron paul who speaks on the message of property rights, sound money and liberty, but the mainstream media and citizens want to read sarah palin's e-mails everyone get what is they deserve in the end. nate said jack, there is no sarah palin. you remember that interview with katie couric. at least president obama has charisma that matches his intelligence. whether or not he uses intelligence is each person's opinion, but this is what the field lacks. they may have a level of intelligence, but where is the charisma >> what's wrong with a yawn once in a while. the democrats have all

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they are very narcissistic. that's who goes into politics.tha: it's happening in other parts of the culture no doubt. >> they are men with high testosterone, and are thrill seekers, they are more likely to engage in this type of activities. it's a personality constellation you have to look at. the telltale signs, if the person feels unsatisfied sexually there is a greater chance that they will act out on the internet or elsewhere. making sure your spouse is sexually satisfied, making sure the passion is there is critical for them not to stray. martha: that's how you proceed convenient it but how do you tell that they are not doing it. >> if somebody is hiding something, if they are secretive, if they are in the gym every day and tanning salon obviously. martha: and taking pictures of themselves. >> people that are not in sake are less likely to take pictures of themselves. if they are obsessing over how they look. not paying attention to you. martha: there is a big red flag. doctor, thank you very much. good to see you. haven't seen you in a

another psychologist brought up to us, maybe weiner is very narcissistic.nd not get caught. maybe that's part of what's going on and what's at play as well. >> and he says he wants to get treatment. what's treatment for this like? >> his spokesperson said he's going to seek treatment. and when you seek treatment, it's nothing scientific or or terribly medically, you seek treatment when it's messing up your life or your wife wants to divorce you, you seek treatment when you get fired or are forced to resign. that's a sign you need to do something. treatments will vary based on the problems that the person has, but you start by apologizing to people. you write out everything you've done, you go to people and say, look what i've done, i'm sorry, and you work with hard to fix things. it doesn't always work. sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. >> he started with with the apologies. lord knows what he's said behind the scenes, but he's done it publicly. elizabeth cohen, interesting segment with you here today. good to see you, as always. >>> we're getting