Megyn Kelly

officer involved shooting of Michael Brown.

It's about all of this.

Like what happened to Ferguson, Missouri?

What did the government do to Ferguson, Missouri that led to these housing projects that led to Michael Brown living the way he did and his family that led to all these people on the streets, falsely shouting hands up, don't shoot.

Like what created that environment and where was Ferguson, Missouri back in the 1950s before the great society and Lyndon Johnson swooped in to quote, help people.

And also read Jason Riley's book of the Wall Street Journal, Please Stop Helping Us.

He's a black man, black reporter who works for the Wall Street Journal.

He's a columnist, and he wrote a great book that means exactly what it says.

Like, stop, because every time the government has tried to intervene to, quote, help the black community, they've wound up worse off, worse for the wear.

And the same, you're absolutely right, is true for women.

Every time the government stepped in with its messaging, or really its leftists, more of the leftists with respect to women, stepped in with their new message on how they could feel more empowered, they wound up the opposite.

And you look back at, now listen, it's not like an advocation for going back to when women couldn't work, when women...

The first time they showed any signs of anxiety or depression got shipped off to a mental institution.

I'm not naive enough to think those were entirely the good old days.

But we threw out the baby with the bathwater when we tried to reform some of the more sexist elements of society.

And we believed a lie that really the whole problem we were suffering from was just men in general, as opposed to a couple of behaviors that we wanted to evolve from.

That's exactly what happened.

You know, on the relationship front, Dr. Phil wrote a book many years ago called Relationship Rescue.

And I was in the middle of a bad relationship at the time and I read it cover to cover and it's really stuck with me ever since.

But one of the questions he asked in that book was about a couple arguing, you know, any hypothetical couple.