[stanne]

Mark had a caller tonight who responded to the trump takedown article in the n review It was really a must-hear He said he's not endorsing anyone and that Trump is a businessman so we're not used to hearing his vernacular in politics. As a businessman he has not gone around ripping people off contrary he has gone around offering products that he believes in. And for him to have got this far and not got into scandal or worse jail, displays a certain virtue Here are his credentials: Philosophy of Mind Philosophy of Psychology Philosophy of Law History of Psychology Institutions University of Oxford Georgetown University Alma mater B.A. Colgate University Ph.D. City University of New York (Neuropsychology) Notable awards Lifetime Achievement Award (American Psychological Association, Division of the History of Psychology) Distinguished Contribution Award (American Psychological Association, Division of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology),Distinguished Alumni Award (2009), Graduate Center, City Univ. New York Joseph Gittler Award (American Psychological Association

[BigEdLB]

The caller was the psychiatrist? Said people aren’t used to someone using business vernacular in a political context. Did I understand what you said?

[gleeaikin]

You list a number of awards and university credentials. Are you referring to Mark or to Trump. I ask because in Trumps book from 30 years ago, “The Art of the Deal” he only refers to attending Fordham Univ. and then going to Wharton School of Economics and getting his degree there.

Regarding insults, I believe that the worst one I have heard directed at a politician was invented in 2003 when Santorum was commenting on gays. Dan Savage (not Michael) asked his readers to come up with the nastiest description for santorum that they could come up with. It was a real hum dinger. It is still the first entry when you Google “santorum.”