you quote sigmund freud. the most various important questions comverge a riddle whose solution is bound to throw a flood of light on our mental existence. this is what you start with. i thought, wow. downng for my wife to come the aisle to marry me, i started to fail horribly ill. not just a big queasiness, but not as you did and shaking. most of all, sweaty. the church was hot. --y people were for spying perspiring. not like i am. photos, you can see me standing tensely at the altar, a grim smile on my face. i watch my finance -- fiancÉ come down the aisle on the arm of her father. by the time she joins me in the front of the church, sweat is running into my eyes and dripping down my collar. that is anxiety. a great moment in your life. nothing to worry about. >> there shouldn't have anything to worry about. this is what happens. you get hijacked. present in the moment. i've been excited about the wedding. thrilled marrying my wife. here she comes, and by the time she gets to the altar i'm not only sweating

. >> iyou know, i don't have much to say about costas, but matt lauer is turning into sigmund freud.t's happening. >> we'll leave it there. >> a big mist rafor gun owners. great news out of chicago where there was an important win for the second amendment. greg has the details coming up. >>> federal judge struck down chicago's ban on gun sales calling it unconstitutional. u.s. district judge edmund chang said it didn't go with the statistics that bad guys rarely buy weapons from licensed dealers. they are nonchalant about gun bans. who does this decision affect? to me, it's a win for gays, minorities, and women. minorities can now protect themselves. this is key since surveys of felons say the biggest factor in choosing a victim is whether they're armed or not. as for gays, there's no better way to reduce gay bashing than being strapped. talk about real equality. finally, for women, who on average have less muscle mass than men, a snub nose on your hip is a great equalizer, far better than a gym membership. who needs a stair climber when you have a smith and wesson. go ahead, work on

. >> iyou know, i don't have much to say about costas, but matt lauer is turning into sigmund freud. what's happening. >> we'll leave it there. >> a big mist rafor gun owners. great news out of chicago where there was an important win for the second amendment. greg has the details coming up. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> federal judge struck down chicago's ban on gun sales calling it unconstitutional. u.s. district judge edmund chang said

there is a joke about the angel gabriel called sigmund freud and said we need a consulate having delusions of grandeur she thinks that he is a federal judge. when you have appeared between as many judges as i have come at the arrogance that some of them have, some of them don't come some of them are very humble. he's a phenomenal federal judge in new york and doesn't even like to wear robes, he likes to come down on the same level as the litigants, that you have these judges that think that they know everything and they think that they are supposed to control the legal system. they are not the best and the brightest and even the supreme court of the united states today i think is mediocre supreme court. - doesn't have very many really first-rate lawyers. the chief justice was the first grade appellate lawyer and he certainly qualified. many of the others are professorial and they are good professors, but when you see some of the opinions that come down, they lack the practical insight as to what happens in the courtroom. the supreme court needs practicing lawyers, particularly practicing c

so dig sigmund freud had this horrific train phobia as a young boy and this motivated him to look intos. william james suffered the what we would today call panic attacks. charles darwin embarked on his journey on the beagle around the world and wanted to be a naturalist. by the time he got back many people believed he was afflicted by acute anxiety and it's unclear that actually -- his anxiety may have been a service because it enabled him by keeping him cop fined to his house for years at a time focused on working on this book. not just these famous people but you read back and you begin to see that hypocrisies in 4th century b.c. or galen the roman physician or the most prominent british physician of the 1700s, they all of them are contending with dozens if not hundreds of these patients and dealing with this themselves. and this is woven into the human condition and maybe not so much a source for shame. that's something i wrestle a lot with in the book, too. that today the stigma attached to mental illness has diminished but it's not gone. particularly for men. there was an incredi

there's the joke about the angel gabriel calls sigmund freud and said, we need a consult. god's having delusions of grandeur. he thinks he's a federal judge. when you'd appear before as many judges as i have, the arrogance that some of them have, some of them don't get some of them are very humble. jack weinstein, phenomenal, doesn't like to wear robes. you have these pompous judges who think the about everything d you think they're supposed to control the legal system, and they are not the best and brightest often, even the supreme court of the united states today i think is mediocre supreme court. it doesn't have very many really, really first rate lawyers on a. the chief justice was a first rate appellate lawyer. he certainly is qualified. but many of the others are perforce sensorial and they are good professors but when you see some of the opinions coming down the road lacked practical insight as to what happens in the courtroom. this supreme court needs a few real practicing lawyers, particularly practicing criminal lawyers, some who've worked on the defense but ther

there's the joke about the angel gabriel calls sigmund freud and said we need a consult, freud, god's having delusions of grandeur, he thinks he's a federal judgement. [laughter] federal judge. and, you know, when you've appeared before as many judges as i have, the arrogance that some of them have -- some of them don't. some of them are very humble. jack weinstein, who's a phenomenal federal judge in new york, doesn't even like to wear robes. marvelous. but you have these pompous judges that think they know everything, and they think they are supposed to control the legal system. and, you know, they're not the best and the brightest often. even the supreme court of the united states today, i think, is high mediocre supreme court. it doesn't have very many really, really first rate lawyers on it. the chief justice was a first rate aa pell late lawyer -- appellate lawyer, he's certainly qualified. many of the ores -- others are professor y'all, they're good professors, but when you see some of the opinions that come down, they really lack practical insight as to what happens in the cou

sigmund freud. >> do you have a budget for what you wear? going to be a limit. but if you love something, hope it's free. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, chris. >>> time now to reveal our facebook poll and the winner. who do you think was the best dressed at the grammys? first place goes to pink. wearing johanna johnson. >> he -- she did look great. but i loved taylor swifts dress. >> taylor swift in gucci. and madonna with the ralph lauren tux. >> with hat. like a pharrell hat. >> the only one that fit. logon to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. check out what all the stars wore on the red carpet last night. >>> so now we want to switch gears, ironically, to the latest evidence that robots could be taking over the planet. a story that caught our eye in "the new york times." it's about the newest guests in the wedding party. they're helping brides and grooms say, i do. there are the robots last night. if you thought romance and robots existed only in the movies like "wall-e." that