It seems to be never-ending. And that is a distraction to you. And, you know, I really wonder how that affects you. What do you say to yourself about that? Because it seems to never be ending.

It's a never-ending thing. Dr. Phil is dishonest and his conduct in this interview is reprehensible. He's a gaslighter.

He's a liar. And a conspiracy theorist. Two celebrity fraudsters sitting together role-playing.

One, the aggrieved former president who lost an election but can't handle it

psychologically. Maybe Dr. Phil should have talked about that. Donald Trump, the pretend mogul,

from the apprentice, meeting to pretend therapist, Dr. Phil.

151 days to go. This is the warning. It is June the 7th, 2024, and Dr. Phil has entered the arena.

To interview Donald Trump, but more importantly on CNN with Abby Phillips, Dr. Phil invades

on the American criminal justice system and criminal court proceeding in Manhattan,

opining on areas and subjects that he has no idea whatsoever about what he's talking about.

Well, first off, I'm sympathetic to what Trump has gone through in this particular trial,

because I think it was not a proper due process for him.

I would say the same thing if it was Biden or anyone else in that process.

Dr. Phil is glib and full of shit at an epic level.

And here's the thing about Dr. Phil and is Donald Trump

fetish. Whatever is going on in Dr. Phil's life, a need for attention, a Nora Desmond syndrome,

he's obviously clever enough to understand that if he could appeal to Trump with sympathy,

that the convicted felon was railroaded, he'd get his shot.

And then he gets to go on CNN and spew nonsense.

I think you don't have someone that is considered to be an accomplice in a crime that has

pled out or made a non-prosecution agreement

and allow that information into the jury's awareness because it's very prejudicial

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