The book is a godless crusade,

the progressive campaign to rid the world of religion.

I guess any religion except theirs.

Thank you so much for joining us.

And, of course, Dr. Richard Cradon is a psychologist and a psychoanalyst,

and I'm not really sure what the difference is between those two. He is Professor Emeritus

from Harvard Medical School. We won't hold that against you. Sorry. But give us an idea

of what you see as a problem with the left and you say I diagnose it as a psychological disorder.

I think we can all see elements of it, but give us your take on it as a psychoanalyst.

You know, I think one of the problems that we have with understanding the left is understanding their version of reality.

The diagnosis of a mental disorder really revolves around a certain consensual understanding of what reality is.

And if you're dealing with a group that has a separate reality,

or it has a whole different set of ten group that has a separate reality, or has a whole different

set of tenets that make up their reality, then it's almost impossible to use the usual

diagnostic approach to understanding what they're about.

So from the perspective of the conservative mind, the left is clearly at some level mentally disturbed.

On the other hand, they're not playing by the same rules that we are.

And so if you can't get a consensual agreement about what the rules are,

then it's impossible to really even define what mental disorder is.

That's right.

They constantly tell us that they've got their own truth.

They've got their own reality, right?

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