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they've actuallye weaponized. they have weaponized their stories against political opponents, and right now, there is nobody there to oversee or overcheck that unless people stop buying "the new york times," stop purchasing "the new york times," or the new york times makes internal changes, and i think that's what you saw with president trump's tweet, saying, look, the only way to rectify this is to have the people in charge be removed everybody involved in this story, because the first thing that should have been noted, it should have never ran. >> hannity: they got it wrong the entire time.e 99%, they got it wrong. on this show, you, john sullivan, gregg jarrett, i'm going to forget people. if i'm forgetting you, forgive me. but here's the deal, we -- we had confirmation from multiple sources, and there were days we still waited to go with a storym to be extra, extra, extra sure. numerous times we did that. >> absolutely.
guess. i'm not a touchy, i'm not a feeley guy. that's probably why i quit psychiatry. if you're not into feelings and emotions and all the back storym then you ought to be doing something else. >> so in 1978, he took a government job in washington atn what would become the national institute of mental health. it wasn't what he really wanted. but it put him in the rightit p neighborhood. >> i thought once i'm in washington, isn't that where they do politics? one thing will lead to another. >> his folks worried about their son tossing away a doctor's live liehood.doct but didn't discourage him.dn't his wife, rob am, who would leave her career in law to her become a paintser and sculptor, urged imto follow his -- him to follow his dream. >> she was the one who 35 years ago encouraged me to follow my heart and with her wit and humor and generosity and spirit, has