Emily Jashinsky

And one of the hard things, I mean, this is almost a tragic irony is that we were just watching that interview where Rob Reiner talks about, actually, he's one of the few people, if ever there were, because I think a lot of the suffering in cases like this, just listening to Presley Gerber there is that

There are so few people, if you're ultra famous, and maybe some of your suffering or some of your addiction issues stem from trying to cope with the entire world, knowing who your mom is, having cameras everywhere, paparazzi sometimes.

There's just a psychological stress that has to come with that that so few people can understand.

And in this case, Rob Reiner, we watched a clip of him talking about how he actually is one of the few people who could have understood

Possibly what his son was going through because he was also as he put it a son of and so in this case I mean that should have been a Help and maybe it was over the years, but I have to imagine so many I agree I mean there are people who are just born into the world with a darkness Although I've seen that also, you know be lifted and I think faith is an enormous help and Megan I don't know if you saw that video that Andrew Colvett posted of Rob Reiner reacting and

after Charlie was killed and after the memorial service.

And the reason I thought of that...

it just liberates you from so much of that pain to be able to forgive.

And obviously, the more we're learning, his son was not able to forgive.

And that can happen when you have chemical addiction issues, chemical depression issues, obviously.

But I thought seeing that clip, I mean, it just gives you chills.

As you said, Megan, within three months,

he would be dead what a classy response that is rob reiner i think in a nutshell somebody who was able to muster these very soaring depictions of america the best maybe the best who ever did it even if it's new york city and when harry met sally

If it's a courtroom like what we just saw, I mean, he was able to do that in such a beautiful way.

He played Michael Stivic, one of the great American characters and the best of Norman Lear, I think, is Michael Stivic and the relationship between Michael Stivic, Meathead and Archie Bunker.

And so I just think, you know, watching that clip of Rob Reiner

saying how moved he was by Erica Kirk being able to forgive, believing in the teachings of Jesus, being able to forgive Charlie's killer, it's a reminder to me of how liberating just the act, the difficult act of forgiveness can be and how burdensome it can be when you're unable to do that.

It's perfectly acceptable to say nothing if the alternative is saying that.

And I saw a reporter just before we went to air actually posting the responses on Truth Social to Trump's post.

And it was a bunch of MAGA people saying this was the wrong move.