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health and mental hygiene actually had access to the same type of overtime? for if our community groups and fear support networks had access to the same kind of funds? what if we built an infrastructure that focused on the continuum of care after someone came out at the hospital? what we want to make clear is that this is not about involuntarily hospitalizing. you actually had departed to that right now. the question is, what happens after they have to leave the hospital? if there is no continuum of care, if we haven't funded the community groups and paid networks, what is going to happen to them? what is going to happen to jordan nearly? >> and that is actually a part of the story of jordan nearly. you come in, go out, and then you are lost. there's another piece of this that i find so are perking, which is that people set on that train and watch this man tie. and new york city is often promoted as this bastion of multiculturalism and people mixing from different races and different classes on the subway,
jordan nearly? >> and that is actually a part of the story of jordan nearly. you come in, go out, and then you are lost. there's another piece of this that i find so are perking, which is that people set on that train and watch this man tie. and new york city is often promoted as this bastion of multiculturalism and people mixing from different races and different classes on the subway, and yet, i think this moment revealed the lack of empathy, the lack of shared humanity that people can watch a man be strangled to death and did nothing in the process. i just wonder if you think setting york aside, whether that is a cancer that is struck our society at large, that we can no longer see our fellow man or woman as a human being, that their struggle, if it is not directly intersecting cars, does not matter anymore? >> i will even at that. we seem to be in this country, not at a moment, time simply have discomfort, means that you can kill people. so we have seen people ring the wrong doorbell, go in the wrong driveway, accidentally go in the wrong car, accidentally say something to someone and people
sort of gives us insight. you ed to look into the circumstances to what you should do it, where man tie was straight far when he talked about the sort of acceptable case talking about this, which is the dumas case. basically what that means that you need to look into is to get an identification of whether there's been some connivance or some collusion between the two, and whether or not we did this in some form or fashion to just in effect violate not only the geography of the rule, was he in the room, but the underlying substance of the rule. i would suggest under the dumas
i have got to spend time writing and delivering these radio things. i did two a day. it's not worth it i didn't want to give them up and the people that work for me in that capacity we're going to find other work for them. you know what? that just epitomizes what is happening in our economy. a lot of people like me. look, i'm not going to do it anymore. you are going to come in for half or whatever, it's not worth my time. >> how is that good for our economy. >> bill: it's not. it's horrible for our country. >> i don't get how the liberal intelligence i can't isn't jumping off this guy's bandwagon they hang on like 14-year-olds with justin bieber. it's over. time to get off. >> bill: they're not going to do that it's just like ideology, you said it at the beginning of this interview. you are not coming at it from an ideological point of view. it's common sense. they don't want common sense. >> i feel like i'm being cat fished. i feel like obama's man tie at mid-atlantic at-man tie at a
can't isn't jumping off this guy's bandwagon they hang on like 14-year-olds with justin bieber. it's over. time to get off. >> bill: they're not going to do that it's just like ideology, you said it at the beginning of this interview. you are not coming at it from an ideological point of view. it's common sense. they don't want common sense. >> i feel like i'm being cat fished. i feel like obama's man tie at mid-atlantic at-man tie at a owe's new girlfriend.
time maintenance. i have got to spend time writing and delivering these radio things. i did two a day. it's not worth it i didn't want to give them up and the people that work for me in that capacity we're going to find other work for them. you know what? that just epitomizes what is happening in our economy. a lot of people like me. look, i'm not going to do it anymore. you are going to come in for half or whatever, it's not worth my time. >> how is that good for our economy. >> bill: it's not. it's horrible for our country. >> i don't get how the liberal intelligence i can't isn't jumping off this guy's bandwagon they hang on like 14-year-olds with justin bieber. it's over. time to get off. >> bill: they're not going to do that it's just like ideology, you said it at the beginning of this interview. you are not coming at it from an ideological point of view. it's common sense. they don't want common sense. >> i feel like i'm being cat fished. i feel like obama's man tie at mid-atlantic at-man tie at a
it's another guy admitting he was behind the whole hoax on man tie -- manti te'o. he sat down with dr. phil mcgraw. his name is ronaiah tuiasosopo. he concocted the hoax because he was in love with manti te'o. >> why did you end this relationship? >> for many reasons. there were many times where manti and linnea broke up before. but every time either i would try to end it or he would they would break up and something would bring them together. i wanted to end it because after everything i had gone through i finally realized that i just had to move on with my life and i had to get, me, ronaiah, i had to start living and let this go.
>> i am going to disagree with you. i think he is a young inexperienced kid and he was talken and embarrassed, but i don't think he created this hoax. i think he deserves a second chance. call me manti. manti was the name of something i invented a few years ago. and needless to say the police were called every time. >> they never take pair tours. >> when you wearing a man tie always have a safe word. e mile-an-hour us. do you have a video of your animal doing something is it click on submit a video. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. he has no friends. >> tonight is sponsored by snowplows. it is used to clear the roadway from sidewalks and parking lots and more. thanks, snowplow.
way. you don't have a girlfriend who dies and you don't ever talk to the girl frentd on the phone. he never talked to the girlfriend on the phone. this is just way beyond belief if you want to live in the land of oz. >> this is man tie. >> he made it up. got a lot of attention from it. now he is back and all over the place. if manti came in here and sitting where you were sitting. it would be grizzly. >> let's get him in here. manhattany, call us. >> bill: katie perry, you know her right? pop singer? >> i love her. >> she was at the inauguration for kids. go. ♪ this is the part of me ♪ that you never want -- come on sing it with us ♪ this is the part of me ♪ that's your never ever going to take away from me. >> bill: now, the blaze, which is glenn beck's web site, i guess, raised questions about whether that corrupted the kids.
it is my truth. nobody can own my truth. truth is a relative concept. so manatee -- >> manti. >> so he can. >> that's a different guy. >> bill, you own a manti which you wear on fridays in chelsea. explain to me your thoughts. >> if there is any pictures of me wearing the man tie, julio get them off the internet. the thing about masapiqua, he is using now his defense is hire is a receipt for when my girlfriend died. he is a receipt from 1-800-flowers of me sending a $30 bouqet to her funeral. say you weren't in on the hoax because this looks 10 times better. your girlfriend dyes of -- dieses of cancer and you don't even go to the funeral. you call up and get her $30