Two days ago, the NBC Today show with Matt Lauer hosted Dr. Phil via satellite for an interview to gather his response to the I’d posted about my daughter, Hannah. To be fair to Dr. Phil, I kind of asked for it. Two days earlier I on Facebook: Dr.

May 21, 2012 - Dr. Download lagu oh ibuku engkau lah wanita yang kucinta selama hidup 2. Phil's son wants to be the next KING in the world of female bodybuilding. Phil's kid -- Jay McGraw -- is being sued by a hot blonde fitness.

Phil: You've GOT to have taken a running jump way outside the bounds of sanity if you think I'd subject my family to your show. You've called almost EVERY day and you're now trying to track down my wife at work? Cordoon movie tamil download. I can save you the studio expense of flying us out there. Your version is 'I'm an uneducated over-aggressive father who doesn't understand how to raise my kids and you think my daughter simply MUST require years of intensive therapy for being subjected to such torture as losing her laptop.' She doesn't need therapy, but she would by the time you finished with her! Having had the chance to reflect on it a few days, I’ve decided that wasn’t the smartest thing to have said to a national media presence with the education and fan-base Dr. Nevertheless, I seem to be learning repeatedly something I’ve been telling people forever; once it’s on Facebook, you can’t take it back.

In my defense, people on national television have entire panels of people who are paid to stop them and say “No, you absolutely shouldn’t say that.” I am sans that particular advantage, so I’m just doing the best I can to muddle through. Anyway, I was quite amazed to hear Dr. Phil, a CBS personality was going to be interrupting the normal Today Show lineup scheduled, just to weigh in on the video. I figured he was most likely going to do his best to throw me under the bus. It is to his credit that I have to truthfully admit, he did not. He didn’t agree with me on just about anything I said but he did so tastefully, which is more than I can say for a few of the panelists on The View a day or so earlier. My YouTube Intro Response I posted a YouTube intro earlier today where I briefly cover some of these topics, but this blog post contains all the nuts and bolts in detail.

If you haven’t seen it, you can watch it below. If you haven’t seen his excerpt, you can watch it below. (You’ll likely have to deal with an MSNBC ad first, sorry. I have no control over that one.) Dr. Phil’s Broadcast on NBC Visit msnbc.com for,, and The first couple of minutes are commentary. The interview with Dr.

Phil McGraw starts at about 2:43 seconds into the video. You can watch it for yourself, but I’m going to respond individually to the things he says in his response. I’m “mouthy”? His first analytical response is “This is a real mouthy kid; wonder where she got that?” I’m not exactly sure how to respond to that one, but I think considering the emotional state I was in at the time, I did fairly well to be as composed as I was.