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With deep brain stimulation and running wires to certain parts of the brain to help her to feel a lack of craving and it shows some promise but i would like as a clinical psychologist i think what are the circumstances besides the physiology that are going on that can be affected. >> base to basics, why does the brain do dumb things? >> that's a great question. >> that's a difficult question. i think that we have a lot of -- the brain as dr. drew was saying is messy. evolutionary messy. higher order and higher thinking mammals our executive function can get in the way of our deeper brain proce...

Come on, governor. >> okay, thank you. >> oh! >> whoa! come on! >> she said it was an interesting night. you can't disagree. >> i take back what i said about sympathy. it's hard to have sympathy for that. >> when you make a charge about headless bodies, you have to be able to defend it. you're a former elected official. >> they're out there looking for it. >> i would remind people the governor of arizona, i'm pretty sure the commander in chief of a national guard. they have to respond if there's a prison riot or emergency riot or something like that. it's not just like being a member of congre...

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Section. the idea, tonight, is in this 90-minute debate, there will be nine topics, ten minutes each for the nine topics. but each candidate will begin each topic with a two-minute statement. so let's assume for a moment that each one of them will go over a little bit. the first five minutes of each topic is just each candidate's opening statement. then they're supposed to engage in a discussion. that will leave probably only about five minutes or less for that, so some of these are going to feel like some of the quicker segments we end up doing on our shows on msnbc. martha raddatz is going t...

Circumstances besides the physiology that are going on that can be affected. >> larry: why does the brain do dumb things. >> that's a great question. >> it's a difficult question. i think that we a lot of -- the brain, as dr. drew was saying is messy, it's evolutionarily messy and being higher order and higher thinking mammals, sometimes our executive function can kind of get in the way of our deeper and lower brain processes, our more instinctual brain processes, we have a lot of cognitive fallacies that we have to -- one fallacy is that people who have been experiencing overeating, once they...