many psychopaths have no criminality whatsoever. they have the other stuff. >> you found out this information about yourself looking at the studies and putting it all together. did it make sense to you when you realized that you fit the criteria? >> i laughed it off because i went, i'm not a killer, i'm not a rapist, i'm not a psychopath. when i explained what the scans were to my wife, it says it doesn't surprise me. >> really? >> and then when i talked to a lot of psychiatrists who know me well for many years, they knew. they said we have been telling you this for years. i said, i thought you said you were crazy. they all went through my lifetime and spent a couple years looking at that. i just never saw it. >> can you give me example? you obviously didn't kill anybody. >> i'm extremely manipulative. but i do it because i've been successful. i grew up in a loving family. i always got what i wanted. i never had to lie, cheat, steal, any of that. it came easily. but the core thing is i manipulate people all the time. i'm always on t

the two individuals in the previous story, yes, alcohol involved, but these are psychopaths.ir way to being psychopaths because they had absolutely no remorse. what they did was absolutely so horrific that they can scar their victim not just physically with the swastika on the fore head, but psychologically for the rest of his life. >> i don't get it. thank you, guys. awful stories. appreciate it. >>> get ready for higher prices at the grocery store. crops are drying up in california's drought. and it will hit your pocketbooks. details just ahead. >>> and then there's this man. ♪ >> do we have to talk about him? he insults the president and offers something resembling an apology to ben ferguson. that's just ahead. s a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day women's 50+. ♪ aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got

. >> ted was a sociopath or psychopath. looks at interpersonal relationships utterly different than do the rest of us. all relationships are on a power grid. all that you are doing when you are interacting with other people is trying to get over on them. you are trying to establish their control of the situation. >> i asked you what happened between the time of her arrival at king county and the time at the mountain and you said there were two possibilities. >> you asked me to speculate. >> very meticulous about the wording here. you asked me to describe what happened and i can't tell you what happened. all i can do is assist you with educated guesses. >> when you are manipulated by one of these guys, especially if you are unfamiliar with it you make mistakes. one of my earliest mistakes is to be incapable that bundy was not only a killer but enjoyed being a killer. it was his life, the center of his being. everything else, as this developed in his life, was put in to place to support what he called the entity, the part of

i had been told that federal investigators had -- had deemed him to be a psychopath, a sociopath.nd i was told by one of the prosecutors that they did not think this whole crime happened because he wanted that truck. it happened because he was looking for somebody to kill. >> at the trial, deparvine insisted he was innocent and took the stand in his own defense. >> as soon as mr. deparvine took the stand, then prosecution turned very aggressive and went after mr. deparvine and basically started to pull apart all the alibis. >> deparvine told a series of stories trying to explain what happened. but none of them matched the physical evidence. >> the point where i made up my mind that he must be guilty was after i heard his complete testimony, and decided that all of the alibis that he was coming up with were just beyond belief. >> the jury took three hours to find deparvine guilty, and he was sentenced to death. in the end, some saliva on a plastic spoon and a small nick on his hand told investigators how he committed the crime and how he killed two innocent people who were just try

you have to be a real psychopath or not be affected by that at all.can affect congress. ,ou can see a free copy of it send it to elected officials. people like yourself in the media who have an intelligent audience, and i think he can change policy because it is wrong. tavis: disabuse me of this notion that in the age of technology this is only the beginning, that there is no turning back at this point, technology allows us to do it, and this is the way it is going to be. >> we do live in an unsafe world, and the problem is our brainpower has not caught up with the technology. our policy and laws have not caught up with the technology. believe drones are a fundamental shift in the way we are going to be doing war, which is why it is more important we put pressure. think about this. what happens with 40 other countries have drones of may decide to shoot drugs and -- you drones into other countries they are not at war with. tavis: give me a couple other things you think ought to be considered as a part of public policy when we make the decision whether

. >> kosoul was a psychopath and a sociopath. i mean, no matter where he is, he's always thinking about himself first. all about him. what can he get for himself and do for himself? and others? others are to be used for his pleasure and his needs. >> since the perpetrator bit the victim, sarah walker, investigators took photographs of kosoul's teeth and made dental impressions. the impressions were then compared to images of the bite mark. >> what we tried to do is we tried to make it not match. we tried to rotate the models. we tried to flip them around. we tried to make it not work. and it just kept going right back to perfect match. it was as positive as i have ever been about doing a forensic dentistry case. >> ironically, evidence found on kosoul's cell phone indicated he had a fascination with biting. >> he'd been fantasizing about this. he had a photograph on his cell phone of him pretending to bite his own dog. >> finally, his dna profile matched the dna of the blood found on the floor next to sarah's body. prosecutors be

. >> young psychopaths grow up to be old psychopaths. >> you're doing the full circle. i believe for the first time you have children making a pitch. >> yes, we are. we've gotten a few children in this season and it's great because you know what, they are not practiced, they are completely genuine and they have so much upward style. >> are you a little softer on them? are you as hard on them as you are on the adults? >> you have to be softer on a kid because you are thinking even if the business goes bust and you put your money in, at least they will get a college education. that's how i look at it. not a bad fall-back position. >> you don't want to destroy someone's spirit, hope and optimism at age 10. you wait until 12 to do that. >> you do that at 12, at 15. why not. i was starting to say, if you look at mark cuban, a kid comes on the set it drives him nuts. he wants to attack and can't. he hates when they put kids on the set. >> can you tell the minute someone walks in and they open their mouth, can you pretty much tell i'm going to like this or i'm not? >> you don'

are we identifying leisle psychopaths, the 10 to 15% of babies that don't behavior aspected.. it's possible these are really different babies about you it's also possible in these experiments some babies fall asleep or look at their toes or get gas and then they behave in an unexpected way. >> they get gas. >> that that's a common problem? >> this is how it's different from testing babies from testing most undergraduates. >> is it possible some of these babies are not born with a moral compass? >> if i had to about bet, i would say every human has fundamental moral notions but what you do find is differences. take empathy and compassion. they're distributed among humans more or less on a bell curve. some of this is genetic. >> what do you mean. >> he some people have very little. most people have an intermediate amount. some people start with little, some people start with a lot. >> some of it is a genetic throw of the dice. babies born with a lot of empathy and compassion and feel the pain of others intently. others a lot less so. and i don't think this is the same as saying

they do this all the time you have sociopaths and and psychopaths in charge i don't say that as a throwaway line they're going to get tougher with syria what what strategy they going to use over the iraq strategy brilliant oh how about the afghan strategy now that was a winner oh i got one for you how about a time limited scope limited kinetic action will call it the beautiful job they did in libya stabilize the area and cause the civil war you know i'm an american i want to make this one hundred percent clear i believe in what this country was founded upon and the founding fathers among them general eisenhower or general washington a real man that fought not like these chicken hawks with their big mouths and never for to day in their lives at his farewell address he tells the american people no foreign entanglements could you imagine kerry or obama or bush or the clintons going to george washington and state a joy you're full of baloney i know what's best and the rest of you founding fathers you don't know what's good for this country either don't you know it's kind of unbelievable i know

are you to me and i think that pressure can just really really destroy someone and they're not psychopaths and they are not always ok yeah you're just you're just. doing great isn't going to speak. for him but he's a sociopath so we're going to put it you know you bring up a good point there where it's like your entire self-worth is caught up in a dollar sign that that isn't healthy there should be something outside of that now tell me about the struggles that these individuals face you know what don't we understand about the pressure that these workers deal with you know you think as a journalist or. you know medical professional or someone who really understands hard long hours where you have to be sharp what don't we understand about the bankers other than the fact that some are sincere very you know the fact that some are definitely sociopaths i think that the industry is so diverse and i mean here we have the corporatocracy running on fighting financial looting top down industry of just total robbery and then you have that trickling down from the c.e.o.'s to the lower bankers who kind

sociopathic tendencies but according to see if a magazine one out of ten people on wall street are psychopaths do you think about that ad. and why do you think the industry drives such machiavellian sociopath yeah i've heard that i've heard the same thing about journalists. that. yeah i think you have to have sociopathic tendencies to do what you what these men are doing on wall street especially now that they can't say they don't understand the consequences anymore they've seen they globally millions and millions of people were damaged by what happened during the subprime disaster people lost their homes people lost their jobs there were very very real consequences for their actions well a lot of the things the c.e.o.'s did when they were making a mockery at this event you know bailouts occupy which makes me just think about occupy in a larger context i mean why do you think obama took such a hard line on ukraine's uprising and gave this ultimatum to the government after he coordinated the federal crackdown of occupy. yeah well you know i'm very careful not to conflate the ukraine uprising wi

know i think that there's all this pressure and when your boss you're when you're reporting to a psychopath and you are not one exactly my dad are very hard to communicate sociopathy shoeless crazy but still crazy so you know what what is it about the financial system that just breeds this and what can be done to stop it and i mean honestly i think it's a lot of it is it's testosterone driven industry for sure so what can be done to stop it they're trying to take steps now you know a lot of banks have said that you know we can have in terms working twenty hour days and we've got to give them at least one tail weekend off i mean it's a step it's a step in the right direction make no mistake that they won't get paid the same amount as they went i think at least it's a step in i mean it's not for everyone that's for sure at the end of the day we're all humans we all need help resources no matter what job you're working out and you know suicide's a real serious matter thank you for coming on shed any light on it and you thank you you guys coming up a shine a light on the world of shadow lobbyin

i am not talking about the thousands of gallons of torment the psychopath st methanol that spilled into the open for last month. a completely different league is now the top concern of westirginiar than free ministries in this one came from patriot call just eighteen miles away early tuesday morning at the company is not like people have plants near when a friend at west virginia when a valve rupture hundred thousand gallons of coal slurry. what did you feel the creek during a three hour time period. lacking six miles of the creek as well as half a mile of the canal or river near the town of chesapeake. now river is a big body of water that runs through charleston and next to the ohio river which continues on to indiana and kentucky and the knots. also connected to the canal and river is the elk river which is where they can see a standstill happened on january nine the slurry is a mixture of all the stock market and chemicals. luckily the company discontinued its use of ncaa champion at supplying just last month as a result of the freedom industry still and very little of it was in thi

and in same man, hitler -- insane man, hitler, and the group around them represents a national psychopathic case. we cannot act towards them by normal means. it is not in the best interest of the allied cause to make it appear that the entire german people are murder is or are in agreement with what hitler is doing, because there must be, in germany, elements now thoroughly subdued. but who at the proper time i'm sure will rise up in protest against the atrocities, against the whole hitler system. i shall certainly be glad to issue another statement as you request. when roosevelt asked for other suggestions, one of the other jewish representatives mentioned asking neutral countries to intercede with the germany, and there were few other suggestions. roosevelt then shifted the discussion to north africa. he said he had given orders to free jews from concentration camps of their, and to abolish the she's special -- the she's special discriminatory laws against jews. he then said that muslims had also suffered under french colonial rule. they have fewer rights than frenchmen and jews, and ther

if there is some regulation on using money is speech shouldn't be let's not let sociopaths and psychopaths use money to corrupt our democracy while exploiting people like julie boon for personal gain let's rubble. for their eyes low level rubble are under cluster legal fellow with the heritage foundation and cameron seward program manager with the heritage foundation and guys welcome back you heard my rant we do regulate speech in this country we regulate association in this country what's wrong with regulating money from billionaires. well first of all i just say that what you did get one little fact wrong which is you can yell fire in a crowded theater if it's on fire if it's on fire. so one man's what the supreme court. recently heard about a year ago involving false speech gentleman who had been claiming that he had medals one of the things that the supreme court has as his has held is that. one of our first men and principles is that it's very difficult for the government to regulate what do you have an absolute right to laura you know you have you have an absolute right to lie and yo

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he was a psychopath.this is a president who conducted why test me for sitting on the toilet defecating. not because he was crude, but because he enjoyed the humiliation and embarrassment it caused these ivy league kennedy aides that he had inherited from jack kennedy. this is a man who fathered three to legitimate children while he was president or vice president. their names are in the books. the details are in the book. this is a man who, as a child, tried to stick of dynamite to a dog and blew it up. this is a man who beat him you'll to death in the town square when he was a teenager. .. the 1948 election. i should talk about the 1940 election. i've been active in american politics for 35 years. i have never seen an election or after the polls 200 voters march into a polling place in alphabetical order and the off-site and in the same handwriting. but that's what happened. so linda johnson stole the first election by a fraudulent 86 votes by adding 200 votes to the roles. at the. when a deputy sheriff

seeing these clips and you see this movie of this individual who's being depicted as this depraved psychopath woman that you loved believed this and left you? >> our relationship is over. >> and you're blaming the movie? >> not just blaming -- if we had the time i could explain the details. >> well, listen, i'm going to leave it there. coming up, he's one of the most unconventional people in show business. david arquette is playing the one role you may not have expected. why he's back on screen as a serial killer. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. pronto lunch starting at $6.99. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and all served "pronto!" at olive garden. millions have raised their hand for the proven relie

soccer team nickname, "foxy knoxy," to support the prosecution's portrayal of her as a sex-crazed psychopathwho engaged in satanic rituals. >> knox spent 4 years in prision. >> both defendants have been acquitted. >> but that first verdict was overturned in 2011. she thought it was over -- she thought wrong. >> in the italian system, they can retry the facts in the appellate court. and that's what happened here. with amanda free and back in seattle, the prosecution tried her again presenting the same case, but getting a much different result. which made this week's "reconviction" all the harder for her to comprehend. >> they found me innocent before, how can they say it's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. >> this is a horrific, monumental miscarriage of justice of historic proportions. >>ed to simon represents amanda knox. >> if there wasn't any new evidence how did this jury, panel of judges come up with a logical verdict? >> to a logical mindincomprehen. there's no new evidence. >> no conclusive physical evidence has ever been found linking amanda knox to the crime scene. >> no fiber, no fo

seeing these clips and you see this movie of this individual who's being depicted as this depraved psychopathhat you loved believed this and left you? >> our relationship is over. >> and you're blaming the movie? >> not just blaming -- if we had the time i could explain the details. >> well, listen, i'm going to leave it there. coming up, he's one of the most unconventional people in show business. david arquette is playing the one role you may not have expected. why he's back on screen as a serial killer. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. now you can create your own perfecat olive garden, with our new cucina mia menu, for just $9.99. choose the homemade sauce that tempts you the most. like our addictively creamy garlic asiago, devilishly spicy diavolo or garden-fresh primavera with roasted vegetables. all made from

a whole lot of guys think that i'm an insane, psychopathic, you know, murderer.out me. >> but later, bennett revealed that he did care what the "lockup" audience would think of him. >> deputy warden nancy doom took me to meet alex in his cell so i could get a few extra shots of him. he was taking this long pull off a cigarette. and i could start to see the gears turning in alex's mind a little bit. and he said to me, why do you need all this footage? i just don't get it. why do you need all this footage about me? >> this don't make a whole lot of sense to me. >> what's that? >> just sitting here looking goofy. >> he was upset. and it was like a switch. he went from being terribly cooperative to not being happy about the situation. and there was a really, really discernible shift in his demeanor. >> well, you know what i think? >> i'll just film you. whatever you were going to do. i just wanted to get some shots of you in your cell. >> i'm thinking that y'all going to all these here prisons, talking to all these people such as myself, you know? people who's never

. >> i'm not a psychologist, but psychopaths have a lack of empathy. things that trigger in us a more human reaction, a sympathetic reaction, psychopathy eliminates that. >> you really want her gone? >> mm-hmm. >> when you watch his face, when you listen to his voice, there is no conflict or remorse whatsoever. >> yeah, you got that cold. >> patrick captured on an fbi surveillance camera is a far different man from the one seen on his facebook page. snuggling with his wife, starla knight, alongside virginia's blue ridge parkway. >> obviously he was struggling with some demons of his own. >> assistant u.s. attorney nancy healy -- >> and something made him snap. >> patrick, a former boy scout from washington state, meets starla while both are serving in virginia's langley air force base. >> i loved him. he was a sweetheart. >> starla's mother, re jeana knight, has fond memories of the couple's 2004 wedding. >> it was a beautiful day. i thought he really loved my daughter. he was a very caring son-in-law. >> after the air force, patrick and starla move in

>> well, i think where the violence comes in is the psychopathic or antisocial, if you will, nature of a man who had a, to say the least, troubled, undisciplined, abusive childhood, and neglected and did not have good parental supervision. it just was chaotic. a chaotic life. >> charles manson was born "no name maddox" on november 12th, 1934, in cincinnati, ohio. to 16-year-old kathleen maddox. kathleen was a hard-partying thief first and a mother a distant second. manson acted out accordingly. and from the age of 12, spent the bulk of his life in reform schools and prisons. he never knew his father. and as for his relationship with kathleen, it was, to say the least, complicated. though his mother denied it, manson often claimed she was a prostitute. >> if you got a game going, you know, and you need somebody for an excuse, first of all, my mother was a prostitute and she lived in the street. so you can't very well say that i pimped my mother when she gave me some milk. do you see what i'm saying? in other words, i was raised in that alley. that alley is where i live. i live in the st

he's a psychopath, i've never met him. >> wilson, that was actually key -- >> oh, wildstein -- >> sid wilson. here's what i say about that. just having worked for david wildstein when he was the anonymous blogger in new jersey. we would joke back and forth, i think there was a certain type of political character, and i don't know this rabbi, his role in new jersey politic, doing a little research on him today, though. he seems very eager to get his picture taken with, you know, famous political celebrities. i saw pictures on line with four or five prominent republicans that he got his picture taken with. and he seems pretty eager to promote that. that type of political character really made that my boss, when i made david wildstein roll his eye, we would go back and forth about who are the worst offenders. >> and sid wilson is one of the worse offenders? >> he's comparing -- i didn't take that as being -- i don't think it reveals about the bridge operation. i think that's just -- he identified that rabbi as being somebody who dfsh. >> but what we're seeing in these e-mails is real att

yes, but without losing his sense, his own specialness and his distance from this working class psychopath. >> rose: and his own ambition. >> the way he would use those guys. >> it is probably the best portrait of a writer in all of his, you know, wileyness and intelligence. >> rose: also in a moment like this without knowing, obviously there will be an investigation, but it seems from what we have read so far and what has been report sod far it may have been a heroin addiction and if it turns out to be true, in a room alone with a needle, and it just, it drives you crazy as to what happened, because of so much talent, a man who, you know, was poised to do all of the great roles, the theatre had to offer or any great director had to offer. >> yes. >> rose: and you wake up one day and there is somebody saying have you heard the news? >> you know and you say, see someone who had so much that he could do and had a remarkable ability to crawl inside one else and have you understand what that person -- who that person was. >> i think also it was very much admired and loved by the people he work

. >> in a pet scan, james spent hundreds of hours pouring over the brains of psychopaths. >> this isn. >> reporter: over and over, the same thing. >> they all had an underlying path of loss of activity. >> reporter: a lot of activity that controls behavior and

. >> you're a psychopath. >> a psychopath?. >> i did going to tell you, something hert. >> what is your problem? >> that was a trailer for the upcoming season of bravo's "the real housewives of new york." here with us now, co-star of the show, carole radziwill. he's out with a new book "the widow's guide to sex and dating." can i tell you when we were sitting next to each other at that bah mitzvah, you were so nice. i had no idea you were on that show, i'm sorry. >> i don't usually lead with that. >> i know. i don't usually lead with that either, but i had no clue. "the widow's guide to sex and dating." it's funny. it's also a lot like a lot of our lives, including yours, so tell us a little bit about the idea, where it came from. >> after i wrote my memoir, i thought -- i was thinking about my next project and i started dating. i lost my husband very young and i was talking to some girlfriends and sharing dating stories. it's always funny to talk about dating. one of them said you should write this down and you should right a

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