President Trump’s verdict is in – guilty on all 34 counts. Dr. Phil uses 15 years of trial science expertise to break down errors made by the trial judge in this historic conviction and how this impacts the country.
Dr. Phil is joined by lawmakers, Addiction Experts, and guests that have been personally impacted by the legalization of drugs in Oregon to discuss just how Dystopian the state has become. Is there hope for change?
When it comes to the future America’s workforce, many business owners claim the country is in serious trouble due to many young adults having a lazy and poor work ethic. But these young adults claim they are not lazy, they are just misunderstood.
Dr. Phil confronts disgraced and scandal-plagued former House of Representative George Santos who, after being expelled from Congress, is facing 23 federal charges, including stealing money from donors. Why did he do it and could his future includ…
Dr. Phil goes inside NYPD headquarters where officers are working around the clock to keep the city safe. Ride a-long with NYPD as they patrol the city’s most dangerous streets, showing us first-hand the challenges they’re up against.
Dr. Phil is joined by NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell to discuss concerns of rise in migrant crime as recent headlining news has sparked national debate on the safety of our communities across America.
Is there a wave of migrant crime? High-profile news stories have become lighting rods highlighting the issues with sanctuary cities and policies across America.
Congress is on track to becoming one of the most unproductive in modern history. Many call it the “Do Nothing Congress.” Has Congress become obsolete? What must change for Congress to do the job it’s supposed to do? And why are so many members hea…
College campuses across the country, including our most elite institutions, have been run amuck with protests led by pro-Hamas student orgs and outside agitators. It has become more apparent than ever that there is a growing hate movement not only…
Since October 7th, for seven months, 132 hostages from over 20 countries have been subject to physical, sexual, and psychological torture. Dr. Phil meets with families who have been hostages and who still have loved ones in captivity.