And hope. like blind hope. it was one of the most i can t describe that kind of joy, you know? i thought, you know, if we were married, then this is real, this is real, this isn t a thing of this isn t chaotic and this will change. i had so much hope in that moment. and i just said to him over and over again are you serious? are you serious? are you sure? he didn t have a ring so i thought is this an impulse thing? in my experience johnny can be very impulsive. and he said over and over again, be my woman forever. i want you to be my wife, my wife, my wife. i, of course, cried.
We had a wonderful evening, and i he left shortly after and i was like the next day i had to go to work and i couldn t tell anyone and i wasn t sure. part of me was worried that he didn t mean it or wasn t sure. i just didn t want it to be an impulse thing. i didn t want to mention it or bring it up. i didn t want to i walked around for a few days like i had butterflys under my skin and then he brought my dad out to london with my best friend and my dad told me, you know, johnny has asked me permission for your hand in marriage. and i felt like the luckiest woman in the world. so while you were filming london fields and johnny had gone back to l.a.
Friends. doing bad things, making bad decisions, doing stuff that s harming people. do you understand why when people see these allegations, you say it wasn t. he wasn t physical. he returned it. nobody got hurt. he didn t run in there with the assumption of i can t wait until i get to china, i m going to get some good stuff. it was an impulse thing. for an 18-year-old who never did anything wrong. i don t think people are going to demean him over one bad decision concerning that it was victimless. he didn t grab nobody s arm, he didn t do nothing. he tried to slide something away, understood what he did, but it s not going without punishment, i don t think you should come down on a kid for making one mistake like that. i don t think that what we re seeing the coverage of this,
a lot of people shoot their wives with perfectly legal guns. and? so they wouldn t if they did not have them. so, so but we re not going to take guns away from people. we re just going to make it harder for law-abiding citizens to get them. isn t that kind of a false argument? when people say the guns are not the problem, we see that very many times when people commit suicide, as jonathan said, two-thirds of the began fatalities are suicides, is it an impulse thing? we know if someone has access to mental health, it s very different than the finality of something where you have an impulse and you react to it. stick with us. dr. jonathan, in miami, thank you for joining us. up next, the critical report by the washington post. don t go away. they say when mr. clean saw all the
From. to catch a predator. you watch to catch a predator ? yeah. did you like it? guess who we re catching now? car theft, auto thieves. there you go. tell me what happened tonight. there was people fighting, a white guy and a white lady fighting. the white lady got out the car and took off with the white guy in another truck. so me and my friend went down there to go see what was going on. and he took the truck. so was it just an impulse thing? pretty much. spr of the moment? yeah. you re in a bit of a jam right now. oh yeah, oh yeah. how old are you? 19. have you ever been busted before? i ve never done nothing wrong. never taken any cars? no. gone to jail? no. clean record. been to court once. for what? driving on a permit. that s about it. what s your biggest regret tonight? getting in the truck and