thing a psychotic person would say. >> maybe i am psychotic and i am okay with that.really okay with that. >> i don't think you are psychotic. i think you are a great guy. you are funny. you are amazingly good looking. >> not the face. please not the face. joanne, do you buy this? no, beautiful women always say they want to date a guy who is funny. that's a lie, right? >> no longer will a woman say i want a guy that can make me laugh. >> no, you want people boring, boring, boring. >> i would rather be the funnier one. >> eric? actually there is truth to this. there is no doubt. the idea of the sad clown is a cliche. i have been open about talking about by polar and depression. i am not depressed now. i am not psychotic now. but in all seriousness they are related. you do see the world differently. >> i agree. i am a normal person. andy? >> did you touch me? not that i was aware of. i was dreaming. >> i have to tell you if i was awake i must have been dreaming. >> don't ever. ever. ever touch me. >> eddie, are you running out of time. >> good because i have nothing els

often a woman is very psychotic, hallucinations, delusions, confused. usually so severe it requires hospitalization. >> on june 20th, 2001, andrea yates called police to her home, showed the bodies of her drowned children. noah 7. john 5. paul 3. luke 2, and mary 6 months. >> you know, i had no idea what was going on. i didn't know about mental illness or postpartum depression or psychosis or anything. >> if you have more children, the risk that you are going to have more of these episodes is higher. and with the psychotic episodes, they tend to get worse. >> after you drew the bath water, what was your intent? what were you about to do? >> drown my children. >> andrea yates never denied that she killed her children. but was she cold blooded or desperately ill? by all accounts, she was a devoted mother. but her defense doctors say she became more desperate and secretive with each pregnancy. the crisis point came in 1999 after the birth of her fourth child. >> there were two suicide attempts in these pregnancies and what she said to me was she didn't wan

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. >> either she's telling the truth or she's completely psychotic or both. >>> though grand rapids is second largest city in michigan, its residents describe it in terms of small town charm and stable communities. on any given day, about a thousand others face uncertain futures. >> make sure you shut your door when you come out. make sure you make your bed. >> they reside behind the razor wire fences and brick walls of kent county jail. most of the inmates are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. upon being booked into the jail, they change street clothes for jail uniforms and leave personal possessions, including cash and jewelry in sealed bags that will be stored until you are released. >> the guy when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussion about it. he told me my tongue ring, that's got to come out. i'm like it doesn't come out. if they go to cut it, they'll end up cutting my tongue. he said never mind, we're going to leave it be. >> he was allowed to keep one other piece considered too embedded to safely remove. >> i keep it up my nose. i leave it be. >> h

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. >> and psychotic helicopters. kidnapping and holding them foran some on the market. also, a cia program for training and trapping women with scorpions. the vice president advocating a bounty for paying down the national debt. >> we can export it cheaply and efficiently around the world. we still have the best product. >> a popular iphone transmitting a message. a madman pushing the limits of what is acceptable to do in public in a kiddy pool. >> i feel glorious. >> and finally, president obama taking a firm stand against the upcoming entourage. >> it's not what our founders envisioned. the american people deserve petter. >> these stories on ""red eye"" tonight. >> now let's welcome our guests. she's so cute that squirrels in the park try to feed her. i'm here with dana perrino. he's caused suicide hotline workers to kill themselves with regularity. it's comedian. >> 2013, you over. >> all right. >> and he's a doting father, a loving son and a hopeless drunk, sitting right next to me is gavin, writer for talkingmag.com. his book is now available. >> well done. >> a bl

go to the coit tower this trial hear about the history of the coit tower and there will be temple psychotic machines out in the perimeter of the surrounding 0 parking lot. it will be 62 thoughts plus with an annual c pi interest and the rent will be paid of each of the following revenue streams. the department will receive 90 percent of the admission receipts and 10 percent of audit tours and 50 percent of telescopic viewers and 10 percent of the gross receipts. we will be marking a capital improvement of $75,000 to the tower. they'll bring their oppose equipment to operate the concession. as i mentioned coit tower will

go to the coit tower this trial hear about the history of the coit tower and there will be temple psychotic machines out in the perimeter of the surrounding 0 parking lot. it will be 62 thoughts plus with an annual c pi interest and the rent will be paid of each of the following revenue streams. the department will receive 90 percent of the admission receipts and 10 percent of audit tours and 50 percent of telescopic viewers and 10 percent of the gross receipts. we will be marking a capital improvement of $75,000 to the tower. they'll bring their oppose equipment to operate the concession. as i mentioned coit tower will be responsible for admitting the elevators and lastly, the telescopic viewing misunderstand and the tours we'll have more information. this is the first time we're implementing this program and we'll have people who are professional and they'll act as greeters to the public and to inform the public will the mural guidelines which have been established to protect the murals. i'm sure you're aware of those mourlz are perhaps they're relatively close to the public so it's impor

. >> reporter: only 11 years old at the time dakota was placed on an anti-psychotic drug and transferred to an constitution. south dakota institutionalizes more children under 12 than any state in the country. >> they said they were trying to protect my children. they didn't protect my children. they traumatized them in. >> madonna said the department of social services never told her about her rights under ikwa. instead with help from an attorney her tribe took over her case, and they returned custody of her children. >> if it wasn't for ikwa, i don't think i would have gotten my kids back. >> where is she right now. >> joe lean runs the icwa office for her tribe, she places children with native families or kin. >> my clients, they're so scared. any time they see a social worker it's like seeing an police officer. it's not like here is some social worker offer to go help me and my family to improve in some way. the immediate response is they're here to take my kids. >> reporter: joe lean believes many of the removals could be avoided. in. >> we've had grandmas who lived a block down the

psychotic thinking very disorganized and i think very unreliable terms of what they say. really is kind of very harsh and very cruel to try and keep people awake the doctor is responsible for keeping the detainee a lot of the checks that the blood pressure and heart rate are not dangerously high and measures the blood oxygen level with this pulse oximetry. after prolonged exposure to cold water he may check the body temperature in case of hypothermia. when there are more than fifteen applications of the water born in a twenty four hour period yes to do careful medical assessments so after the leader replications in the rare cases when a prisoner is difficult to resuscitate the doctor has to perform an emergency tracheotomy. physicians for human rights believes that the safety officer fallacy. takes physicians from being healers to being calibrators of harm they serve as a sort of gasoline on the far because interrogators good they can go harder because there's a health professional there that they can push the detainees closer to the edge because there's a safety net ther

psychotic thinking very disorganized very unreliable terms of what they say. really is kind of very harsh very cruel to try and keep people awake the doctor is responsible for keeping the detainee a lot of the checks that the blood pressure and heart rate are not dangerously high and measures the blood oxygen level with this pulse oximetry. after prolonged exposure to cold water he may check the body temperature in case of hypothermia. when there are more than fifteen applications of the water born in a twenty four hour period yes to do careful medical assessments after the later applications in the rare cases when a prisoner is difficult to resuscitate the doctor has to perform an emergency tracheotomy. physicians for human rights believes that the safety officer fallacy. takes physicians from being healers to being calibrators of harm they serve as a sort of gasoline on the far because interrogators think they can go harder because there's a health professional there that they can push the detainees closer to the edge because there's a safety net there in th

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of people outside the stadium before the game starts well these security measures really stop a psychotic. terrorist murder nope but that's just my opinion. no hello martin and this is breaking the set so today the house of representatives passed the farm bill after two years of negotiating how many billions of dollars would be cut from food stamps after all is said and done the program will be cut by eight billion dollars and about eight hundred fifty thousand households will now lose ninety dollars a month and food assistance here and that right a measly ninety dollars is what all the fuss was about the worry the bill also provides billions of dollars to subsidize major commercial farmers many of which are owned by the very congressional lawmakers who rally all the time against the nanny state i guess government handouts don't apply when you're the one cashing in now let's break the set. the please please take and leave very hard to take out. the. one that he ever had sex with that hurt there are those. that believe. that. every year proximately twenty two thousand dolphins and porpoise

of people outside the stadium before the game starts with these security measures really stop a psychotic terrorist murder nope but that's just my opinion. choose your language. clearly we can't without intervention from the. truth is that the consensus i can. choose to use that you think a great tool. to use to stories could even. choose. to. leave you. alone and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle stalled talks accusations traded in endless demands made this sums up the process being played out in geneva with virtual space on the battlefield outside proxies are left to make the hard decisions and compromises to alleviate and then to finally end this civil war but do these outside powers have the political will. to cross-talk developments in syria i'm joined by my guest and our bell in washington he is a member of the brookings institution and a scholar in residence at the american university and in new york we cross to joe lauria he is a u.n. correspondent for the wall street journal all right gentlemen welcome to the program crosstalk rules and in fact that mea

of people outside the stadium before the game starts with these security measures really stop a psychotic terrorist murder nope but that's just my opinion. of. what's up out here on i'm not a martin and this is breaking the set shortly after perjuring himself about how the u.s. government is not only spying on every american citizen national intelligence director james clapper. before a senate judiciary hearing to blow some more hot air according to transcript clapper called on snowden and his quote accomplices to return the remaining stolen documents pertaining to the n.s.a.'s global spying apparatus yes aside from painting snowden as a criminal clapper also seems to believe that the dozens of journalists who have simply reported on the league documents as his criminal accomplices copper stands on journalist simply doing their jobs sends a chilling message one echoed by the british parliament recently and when it accused guardian journalists of aiding terrorists but equating journalism with terrorism seems like a trend that's becoming more commonplace among government officials on the pl

psychotic terrorist murder nope that's just my opinion. jesse ventura is going off the grid we want you to join him he's opinionated of course outspoken american original bucking the political system and doing it in a bare knuckle no holds barred way yes he ventura has a lot on his mind and he's ready to un load it's all on this edition of politicking . politicking jesse ventura on larry king or a t.v. has a new show featuring the former governor jesse ventura the show is called off the grid and that's exactly what jesse is doing he'll join me from his secret location and welcome to ora t.v. jesse good dad be aboard larry it's great to be here i can't believe that we did an interview probably a little over a year ago when you told me this is where i should be and lo and behold i've ended up here on or a t.v. it's fantastic and i'm indeed off the grid larry and will be moving around constantly so they can never get a fix on me when i broadcast back into the united states ok we're going to talk about off the grid in the next segment we're in

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is really stop a psychotic terrorist murder nope but that's just my opinion. welcome to the kaiser report backs kaiser currencies are crashing markets are tumbling taper no no no taper no no no no i mean print print more no wait maybe we should taper no maybe we should print print print paper maybe paper print paper bring paper print paper tape or paper print think. well markets are down two percent four percent away maybe we should print more money. you know having this whole thing as a commander control economy doesn't seem to be working yeah milk we need milk bread bread yeah hurricane print command to control what the frick. stacy frick max it looks very difficult to do this commanding control is very hard because the series you control one single thing it's like i guess the theory of relativity all changes you change everything and then you have to go control that and then you have to tell this lie and that lie and more lies on top of lies on top of fraud to cover the fraud more fraud so it's a never ending cycle of a whirlwind of chaos you know the centr

funny when you look at it how ridiculous lee corrupt it is and it's hilarious too because it's so psychotic. but you know we just have to keep laughing it to scorn and watch it die it doesn't have any place to go now i think now it's like eating its own tail i mean the whole saudi arabia all wrong family nine one one bush all of it it's eating its own tail and everyone is like a true third here a true third you know one idiots are calling brilliant people stupid you've got a real problem arose and i find it amazing in this kind of term truth or for seeking the truth and i mean we've been saying that saudi arabia was involved from the very beginning we were called crazy and now look at how elevated we are. its house of saud more power of whence our works with vatican works with rothschild that so one big for again mafia scam i may i'll probably get assassinated or drowned when i'm out of here but it's all a scam of tired af and scam these guys are such geniuses these money geniuses here sound smart they are appy they make money obsolete. is ridiculous but it's so stupid i can't stand one stu

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