They're completely wearing these cloaks of mental health diagnosis and I think they're sort of talking themselves into far worse mental health problems than they actually have.

The devil wants.

And there's nothing going on tonight.

We can be in the city right.

I mean, just get drunk and stay inside. Good afternoon Michael Malice here, let that be our welcome for the next hour. We have with us a special episode and this is the second time in two weeks the same thing has happened which is I have had a guest who I am an admire of who I've been

working to get on the show for weeks if not months who has a new book out and I'm all

excited to get the book it's Abigail Schreier.

Her first book was called Irreversible Damage.

This one is out this week.

It's called Bat Therapy

Why the kids aren't growing up.

And I get it.

I'm all excited to read it. I turn it over into the dust jacket, the first thing it says is an investigation into a mental health industry that is harming and not healing American children.

And that's when I put the book down and I'm like, all right, if I read this as an uncle,

I'm going to get so angry and so upset and I'm going to talk to you and I'm going to get

even more angry and more upset so I'd rather talk to you and have a nice time and

prep myself and then read the book because for me when and not for me this is not unique to me when harm is done to children it hits differently

there's something almost like inhuman about it because it's so unnatural it's so

avoidable in the sense that like if there's one thing I would think everyone has a

consensus on wherever in the political spectrum, protect kids.

Like if you see a kid, if I see a lady, I'm a New Yorker,

if I see someone fall down the street, it's funny to me.

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