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Even more because he was not following through on his treatment, which is possible. >> richard quest, jump in here. >> the change will come. miles has a point, there has to be some element of psychoanalysis or psychoevaluation of pilots. what i would suggest and this is crucial to understand for anyone getting on planes were not talking about an epidemic of problems here. there have been a mere handful, not -- mere is a wrong word. there have bean few occasions where this has happened. if youre ...

>> michael was looking for a managing editor. >> was there something in the application or phone call that wanted him to be brought down. >> he was a psychiatrist and never had writing samples. >> what did you so in him? >> i enjoyed talking to him. i had a feeling he would be able to write it down. >> krauthammer gave it a shot. first article expanding shrink. how psychoanalysis was creeping in political discourse. president carters famous malaise speech blamed the economy on americas crisis of...

Deliver it. >> he was looking for a managing editor for the left wing magazine. something in his application or phone call that made you want to bring him down? >> mainly the fact he was a psychiatrist. he had no writing samples. >> what did you see in him? >> i enjoyed talking to him so much, i had a feeling he must be able to write. >> he gave it a shot. as the saying goes, he wrote about what he knew. his first article, the expanding shrink. protesting how psychoanalysis was creeping into pol...

>> he was looking for a managing editor for the left wing magazine. something in his application or phone call that made you want to bring him down? >> mainly the fact he was a psychiatrist. he had no writing samples. >> what did you see in him? >> i enjoyed talking to him so much, i had a feeling he must be able to write. >> he gave it a shot. as the saying goes, he wrote about what he knew. his first article, the expanding shrink. protesting how psychoanalysis was creeping into political disco...

Deliver it. >> he was looking for a managing editor for the left wing magazine. something in his application or phone call that made you want to bring him down? >> mainly the fact he was a psychiatrist. he had no writing samples. >> what did you see in him? >> i enjoyed talking to him so much, i had a feeling he must be able to write. >> he gave it a shot. as the saying goes, he wrote about what he knew. his first article, the expanding shrink. protesting how psychoanalysis was creeping into pol...

Needs after nearly five years in captivity. beyond that, theres been pretty much silence as to what his status, what his state of mind is. we understand he will require, obviously, and is probably engaged now, in some kind of psycho analysis, psycho analytical treatment to deal with the trauma of his ordeal. again, but we havent learned yet whether hes had a chance yet to tell his side of the story, because thats one of the key issues for u.s. investigators, of course, as you mentioned, to get h...

>> reporter: yeah, well, i mean, theres no predetermined time frame for that to take place. certainly, the reintegration process, as theyre calling it here, the process of psychoanalysis and helping him to get back into society and back to his family, it starts in earnest here at this regional medical facility at landstuhl, but it will continue once he goes back to the united states. theyre not giving at the moment any type of time scale for that to happen. it could be the next few days, a week ...

Wasnt cared for by his parents, and that seems to be a classic example of taking a story or a fact that is meant to be an anti-poverty measure and just turning it on its head, and you say how could you do that in a major prepared speech in maybe in an off-the-cuff comment, get it wrong, a major prepared speech at cpac, knows the world is watching and knows the liberal is watching wanting to catch him and he has to apologize for this and another friend of the show pointed out maybe some of the ps...

I mean, agree with ryan or not, if we want the focus to be on reducing poverty, shouldnt we be asking these questions? >> well, some of these programs can certainly work better, but i think if you look at it broadly, poverty rate has fallen ten percentage points from 1967 to 2012, and the reforms hes talking about, for instance, welfare reform, in 1996, conservatives point to as this kind of gold standard of reform, has actually let people down when they need help the most during the economic re...

Childhood feelings of powerlessness. he will show dad, history becomes the therapist at the taxpayer winds up paying the therapist bill. this wouldnt be so bad. it would actually be entertaining if the presidency were not such a consequential role. gene robinson, what do you make of all of this that has come out of the diane blair papers? >> you know, its an interesting point of view. i guess the question is is it the fault of the presidents, really? are they drama queens, all of them, or, in ef...