not acbs newsed by anyone in the homosexually? no. can you begin to describe what it s been like for you as the parent of someone who has committed crimes of this nature? well, it s been eternal torme torment. in the privacy of my own room people generally look at me as sort of not emotional. i come off as maybe a little bit remote because of that. you were holding back your emotions just now. yeah. but they don t realize that i have very deep feelings inside. an armchair psychologist would argue that thing fact that you are so unemotional about all
can you sense which way he s leading? running for president is an emotional meet glirer. it s a meat grinder if you win and it s a meat grinder if you lose. i ve been interviewing men and women on election night for years, and they always talk about how draining it is. i do not see a presidential run as a healing process, and i would just find it kind of strange for the biden family to think they could be healed by this. on the other hand, i don t want to play armchair psychologist here. it s their family. they know what they need. on the other hand, i ve never seen biden so down in the mouth as the clip just showed. yeah. give me a go or no with biden.
congressmen on capitol hill every day. is that something you want? it is because i want to make the country great. i can do it. nobody else is going to be able to do it. let s get to reporter erin mcpike. the question i wonder is does trump himself think that he is able to win the presidency? i think there s a lot of people who think plopping them in the oval office they would do a great job and winning the thing is very very difficult. so let s be make you an amateur or an armchair psychologist for a moment. look into the mind of trump and please tell us if you think he believes that he can win this thing. well, look. he is a little bit narscissistic. i m sure he thinks he can win. he tells us over and over again how smart he is and how much money he s made. that s correct. the other thing to point out is we keep pointing out all of his crazy remarks. we know he embellishes and says
massive resistance. keep your hands off me. don t touch me. when he, in fact, was confronted. yeah. there s another problem creeping into the culture of policing, has been for some time. and that is fear. police officers in my judgment, particularly white police officers are excessively and disproportionately afraid. it s not a socially acceptable emotion in the police culture. but they re afraid of young black men. and the bigger the black man, the darker the skin of the black man, the more easy it is for police officers to dehumanize that individual and to compensate for their fear. and more often than not i don t want to sound like an armchair psychologist, but i was a cop for 34 years, and i ve seen this over and over and over. they will their number one priority is to make it home at the end of shift. right.
charisma and t minus behavior which is destructive and sometimes criminal. after having studied political behavior for a long time that the risk taking personality and behavior is a key ingredient in much of the corruption and destructive behavior. let me play armchair psychologist. i believe this is what happens when we are represented by a permanent political class. democracy has not developed according to the plan. the idea was we pick the best and the brightest, those successful in life who would serve despite reluctance because of an understanding that the needs of the community require their service for a limited amount of time. and then they go home and resume their productive lives outside the government. those days ended long ago. and today, we have too many who are drawn to a risky profession