If you had him on your show, given all your experience of this kind of stuff of addiction issues,

of mental health issues, what do you make of this?

I think he should open himself up to evaluation.

Should he have access to his children?

Based on what you see in the media, I would have real questions about that.

This whole issue of how young men almost inevitably gravitate to people like Andrew Tate,

in particular in relation to the show adolescents.

As parents, we're not very glamorous voices in our child's here compared to what they see on

social media.

People like Andrew Tate give bad information to young men where they don't understand where boundaries are,

and we're not preparing them to be thick-skinned.

That's why Western civilization is on the slide.

It seems like the progressive left in particular,

the last few years have delighted in scolding people.

You're not going to keep me from speaking out about that.

My God, the death threats I get, the hate mail I get is terrible.

The legendary Dr. Phil has become an influential and moderating voice in the U.S. political

debate, for which he has inevitably been attacked as everything from a Maga lunatic to a sellout.

His next special on Merritt TV airs Wednesday and takes a detailed look at RFK Jr's quest

to make America healthy again.

It'll also be looking in detail at America's anger with the health insurance system

after the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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