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This is the Tom Harbin program.

Many people have analyzed Donald Trump through the lens of psychopathy,

you know, for example, we've had a number of psychiatrists, just in Frank, the professor of

psychiatry at George Washington University who's been on this program.

You know, probably a dozen times talking about Trump as a psychopath,

so we've looked at him through the lens of mental illness or mental health.

We have certainly looked at Trump through the lens of politics over and over again.

But what if we're all missing something?

What if really the way that we should be examining Donald Trump his career and his activities

and his ongoing ambitions is through the lens of organized crime,

of criminology.

Greg Barock is the North American editor of the Journal of White Collar and Corporate

Crimes in Emeritus, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Eastern Michigan University.

And he's got a new book out called Criminology on Trump.

A website is Greg, g-r-e-g-g-b-r-a-r-a-k.com.

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