And the Hello and today back to the corporate casket.

My name is Blair and today we're going to continue down the rabbit hole that is part two of the

Dr Phil series.

If you haven't listened to the first one yet, I highly recommend you check that one out or you might be a bit lost without it because I do reference quite a few previous events today

To summarize quickly Dr Phil was disciplined for misconduct with a 19 year old woman, a patient of his in 1989 when he was in his late 30s.

He promoted supplements connected to Amway, a multi-level marketing company, and he has put on guests with supposedly fake stories for views.

So let's dive right back in and get into the dirt because there is a lot more we still need to

talk about. Now a lot of what we said so far, especially in part one, has been alleged so far.

Not just the editing, but the claims from his ex-wife, that biography, and many accusations haven't been corroborated or backed

up by quite enough evidence to deter Dr. Phil's fans.

Even though those in 1989 and the issues with the supplements were confirmed, I guess

his fans are either unaware or have forgiven him for those. However, you guys know that if a video

topic only consists of allegations, it's not typically one I make. But what Dr Phil did in

2008 is arguably one of the worst mistakes of his career. And one of the stupidest moves I've ever

witnessed anyone calling themselves a doctor make except you

know maybe Dr Oz but I'll let you guys argue who's worse. In January 2008 the New York

Times wrote The Spears family at long last rallied this week to stage an intervention, hiring a specialist to

confront the talk show psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw after he visited Britney Spears in the hospital

and began preparing a special about her meltdown.

He also spoke to entertainment tonight about Miss Spears's case.

What's wrong with Dr. Phil's statement is that he made a statement is how Lou Taylor, a

Spears family spokesman, put it on today. Dr. Phil back down and canceled the

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