Jillian Michaels talks about why she decided it was time to speak her mind even if it meant being canceled.

She talks about finding her voice, shares insider tales about reality TV blowups, and tells us why it's time for Americans to get serious about their health.

Jillian Michaels, right here Thursday on the Dr. Phil Podcast.

The Dr. Phil Podcast, available on Apple Podcasts look at the story of George Santos.

Once a rising star in Congress, now a man whose career, well, it's collapsed after a trail of revelations exposed serious misconduct.

Now, Santos served three months of more than a seven-year federal sentence for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Crimes that included misusing campaign funds, defrauding donors,

and falsifying documents to obtain political power. I don't care how flat you make a pancake.

It's got two sides, and he's got a side of this that he doesn't agree with everything that he was convicted of,

I'm sure.

He did plead guilty.

He was expelled from Congress amidst bipartisan outrage.

In October, President Trump commuted his sentence, setting off intense debate about justice, accountability, and what true

redemption should look like.

Now, importantly, George Santos' actions left real victims, including donors deceived by

fraudulent fundraising schemes

and a community misled by a public official's dishonesty.

Now, tonight, we're going to put the politics aside

and focus on personal responsibility

and what someone like George Santos does with a second chance.

America is a land of second chances.

Now, I know George, we've talked before.

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