those harmless missiles in this situation. the warning was a very reasonable part of that mission. but the warning was given by the president who said he was never going to warn anybody what he was going to do militarily. he still hasn t told us what his secret military plan is to defeat isis, because he never tips his hand, never. unless he is going to fire missiles in the direction of any russians who might be stationed at a syrian air base. then he tips his hand only to them. the president s most vivid memory now of that night when he ordered his first missile strike is of a piece of chocolate cake. i was sitting at the table. we had finished dinner. we re now having dessert. and we had the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake that you ve ever seen. i just need to stop right here at this point to point out that a pathological liar lies when he is breathing. there is simply nothing too small to lie about. and there is a language of pathological lying that always goes much furth
frisk type stories? . no because, look, he was one of the leading candidates in the primary, and i don t, you know, i think it s perfectly newsworthy for them to cover something this week. now, if it starts dragging on into be next week, then i think we have a problem. but if they didn t cover it, then that would be essentially saying that this doesn t matter. and while i do agree that his private sex life really doesn t matter, i think that repeated pathological lying, the self-destructive behavior, these kinds of things are things that do matter and will be considered by voters, you know, when they re choosing their mayor. rick: judy, the media short of jumped onboard when there was all that talk about a supposed war on women. is the media being hypocritical this time around, not leveling those charges against a democratic politician who clearly targeted women online? no, i think the media are obsessed with all sex scandals as we saw from mark sanford, the south carolina governor
reporter: but military psychologists say brain injury and ptsd patients usually try to suppress memories rather than make them up. pathological lying typically is not part of the diagnostic criteria. reporter: more likely, he s either trying to deceive us or somehow deceived himself. if you tell that lie long enough and you continue to build on that lie, you ve created this new reality, and you believe it. reporter: perhaps he felt embellishing his service could make him a star. it increases your chances of being a contestant that makes it to the further rounds and now all reason, all ethics, all conscience is thrown out the window. reporter: but he could have simply said he served and he wouldn t be lying and wouldn t be in danger of being kicked off the show. nick schifrin, abc news, new york.
her? absolutely, as you would, too, judge. judge jeanine: no question i want to ask questions but given her history of pathological lying i don t think i even want to hear her answer. what about the fact that there are people sending her money while she is in jail? what do you make of that? only a marginal amount. let s face it. may have received a small amount of money but she is not a sympathetic figure. that is why she is not getting more than $400 and why the media organizations don t necessarily want to be writing a check to her. let s hope that you are right about it. dylon, thanks for being with us this evening. and casey anthony behind bars in solitary confinement for three years. now, about to free a free woman. how does she make the adjustment. and, a junge boy gets lost walking home. he asks a strange for help and disappears.
her? absolutely, as you would, too, judge. judge jeanine: no question i want to ask questions but given her history of pathological lying i don t think i even want to hear her answer. what about the fact that there are people sending her money while she is in jail? what do you make of that? only a marginal amount. let s face it. may have received a small amount of money but she is not a sympathetic figure. that is why she is not getting more than $400 and why the media organizations don t necessarily want to be writing a check to her. let s hope that you are right about it. dylon, thanks for being with us this evening. and casey anthony behind bars in solitary confinement for three years. now, about to free a free woman. how does she make the adjustment. and, a junge boy gets lost walking home. he asks a strange for help and disappears.