This guy, we -- I never knew who this guy was and now everybody knows who he is. Politicians doing drugs, kept the behavior bureau working overtime. Lots of stuff to look at, lots of material. Check this out. Three thirteen. I do not use crack cocaine. I want to go with this guy. Your staff picked her up. Well, fellow Canadian and comedian Tom Green joined the behavior bureau to discuss the so-called crack mayor. Take a look. Here he was trying to be a man of the people, would go to festivals and bars, and have drinks with his constituents.
And what happens is people take advantage of him. He was trying to be sort of with the people, and maybe got a little too hard with the alcohol and too close to the substances for his biology. He had some slip-ups along the way. And you know, you brought up a point last week, Dr. Drew, that we sort of build people up to tear them down. We elevate them in status. But did you know his name before all the scandal? None of us did.
Drew, can I go back to what Tom was saying a minute ago? Drew, that the inherent dishonesty that he veils or says is honesty, right? Jennifer Keitt? Poutine is yummy, is that the point?
KEITT: The fact that he is not admitting anything, he is showing kids how to not take responsibility for what they are doing in their lives. He is showing us how to hide, how to run, how to deny, how to still be in power, but how to skirt the real personal responsibility. And, Cheryl, so Jennifer brings up a good and interesting point. So, what is happening in people -- this is the behavior bureau after all -- what do you think? Just when you see it again, you will see why.
Clearly, he has a hard time editing himself in front of the camera. But like a woman to really come up and make something like that up that he -- PINSKY: And, Cheryl, the lack of edit, lack of insight, is there a little bit of bipolar quality here, too, or hypomania, or is that all substance- related?
