it s past viable. so why are people celebrating the ability to get rid of a baby. that is as you call it psychosis. i think it s the beginning of the end of a nation of laws where we have sanctuary cities and where we allow caterpillars and turtles. we protect them. but we don t protect babies. there is an extreme philosophical position. a bibby can be a fetus in its first trimester. it can be defined up and until and even after. judge jeanine: that s the line in the sand. the baby breathes, it s human. there are women who do kill their children for selfish reasons. all you have to say is susan
it s past viable. so why are people celebrating the ability to get rid of a baby. that is as you call it psychosis. i think it s the beginning of the end of a nation of laws where we have sanctuary cities and where we allow caterpillars and turtles. we protect them. but we don t protect babies. there is an extreme philosophical position. a bibby can be a fetus in its first trimester. it can be defined up and until and even after. judge jeanine: that s the line in the sand. the baby breathes, it s human. there are women who do kill their children for selfish reasons. all you have to say is susan
it s past viable. so why are people celebrating the ability to get rid of a baby. that is as you call it psychosis. i think it s the beginning of the end of a nation of laws where we have sanctuary cities and where we allow caterpillars and turtles. we protect them. but we don t protect babies. there is an extreme philosophical position. a bibby can be a fetus in its first trimester. it can be defined up and until and even after. judge jeanine: that s the line in the sand. the baby breathes, it s human. there are women who do kill their children for selfish reasons. all you have to say is susan
that 7:00 meeting. that exists in lot of communities. facing evil with candace delong, thank you to the show. the new york time is reporting that castro mark the anniversaries of the kidnappings with dinner and cake, celebrating their abduction day as their new birthday. there is so much psychosis wrapped up in that detail. what do you make of that? i m not sure i would call it psychosis but it is definitely perverted. as he psychopath. that is a clinical term. this is a guy who kept these three women for the purposes of exerting domination and control over them. and the sex was the vehicle he used to do it. so celebrating the day that he
african-american kid at norwalk christian and he felt persecuted starting at an early age. he describes a lot of incidences where he feels persecuted. he feels his name has been tarnished. at this point he feels he has nothing to lose, his name has been tarnished and he s very likely to go down in what he perceives as a blaze of glory. well, help me out in terms of what condition would you say he s in? how would you describe, is it psychosis, is it somebody disturbed by a horrific incident in his life and it s it s that they ve resorted to killing people. that s why we re talking about him. it s hard to say without personally examining someone and doing a full in order to do a full diagnosis, but, you know, obviously this is a guy who is mentally ill. whether it s a result of a