‘Game Of Thrones’ Star Sophie Turner Reigns Supreme

links between the things I was going through, and to substantiate it, we tried to find links between the fantastic things that are happening. in your head and schizophrenia and dissociative identity disorder and things like that, so it was a lot of preparation and a lot of work, it was a lot of fun, yeah, what are you hoping to do next? I don't know at this moment. I want to do many things and not only in the world of cinema. Really right now I really want to get in the car and just become a cop. Yes, I would really like to do that.

What is your fascination with that? I'm fascinated with crime and again I like psychology and why people do things. in the interrogation process and how you can manipulate your words and the pauses you have to get someone to confess or make them feel like you know something about them that you don't know yet, that's something that really interests me in interrogations. If I have a couple of books for you to read, oh my gosh, really, yes, you're going to love it. I have spent much of my career working and developing deception detection techniques, oh I know you always frustrate people. the program well, there are two different things, there is one thing, detect a lie, okay, that is something that is actually very easy to do and most of what is in the media is a myth about detecting a lie correctly , not like looking to the left, that's bullshit, okay, but there.

They are things that are very reliable in detecting deception, that's one thing, but it's another thing to get to the truth correctly, it's one thing to know that they're lying and another thing to get to the truth correctly, so there are two separate things. and I think I'll really find it fascinating. Wow, I would love to read to understand how, how to obtain, how to interrogate and it's not what people think. It's really not what people think. I'd love to know about that. Have you detected something in me? I think you've been very open. I think you've been very open and I don't think you've hidden anything I've asked you about me, so is it there? anything you want to talk about that you haven't talked about um, I don't think so.

I think I've told myself too much or just okay, and I'm okay, yeah, yeah, well, you're sitting there with dr. You and Phil can ask whatever you want. Oh my god, I have so much stuff besides that I can figure this out anyway. Who has been the craziest person on your show? But, my God, there are so many things. Dr. Phil, I want to ask you what has been the most rewarding thing you have done in your career. I think it's giving a voice to people who don't have a voice, yes, particularly children, because when I see children caught in the middle or children who are being abused or neglected and don't have the power to change it or women who are caught in domestic violence.

I mean, I've had situations where there are women where I'm sitting there with the woman and her partner or partner and I can see her shaking because she's afraid to say something in front of him, yeah, because she knows that if she does it in the moment When they leave here, he can beat her up or whatever, be able to intercede and get her safely out of that situation or get the kids out of that situation, that's the most rewarding thing of all is giving the people a voice. people who don't have it, giving them an off ramp that they wouldn't normally have, it's amazing because you're uh, I don't know what the term is, but you're like a reporter, you can report if kids are in a bad situation right now.

I'm a mandatory reporter on Monday to report, so if I see it, I have to fix it. or give them a plan or report it within 24 hours, right, I have to do one or the other and it's not the same for women or people in the home, yes, if there is someone you see in danger, yes, then you have to do it. How can we do it? Oh yeah, I know, I mean, we called and delivered them. That's amazing because no, yes, I won't. I'm not going to let them stay another night in a situation like that and me.

I can't go home and know that a kid is going back into a dangerous situation, yeah, and I love that you do that even with stories that I'm okay with, but like on your show, when people come in and have their kind of story and it's not about the child, it's not about a child in any way and then you immediately see that there's a problem in another department and you remove that child from that situation even though it wasn't even mentioned in the conversation and I think okay I'm surprised that people come and their children are in such danger or such chaos and I'm halfway through the program and they haven't said either of them have said what I can do to help.

This situation, yeah, they're just character assassinating their partner, neither of them have said, tell me something I can do to make this situation better. Yes, I think what they do on the show is a microcosm of what they do in the real world. I see, yes, what's going on at home, yes, like the kind of woman whose parents were worried about her because she lived with that man who thought he was like the new coming of Jesus, yes, yes, and the boy and that boy was. on the side of the road asking for money, yes, with the mother who is crazy for begging, yes, who does that well, no, it's crazy, who does that, who gets so lost, they put their son there, yes, but That's when you come home and feel like I did something good today, yeah, that's when I'm really tired.

I feel like that's why I love watching your show because I always think in the end I'm like, you know, dr. Phil, he's done it again. Well, I have good books for you to read, if you read them well. I have a fun one for you to read; It's actually called 400 Things Cops Know You'll Love. It's okay, it's fun. Things like they tell you what the death zone is, oh wow, where you never park, really yeah, like when you go to a house that's as interesting as if you never parked, they say this is the death zone, if someone goes to be shot, it will be in this area. here, yeah, never, park in the death zone, that's incredible, four hundred things the cops know, okay, John, and they and one of them is who is your best friend, you think he's your partner, they tell you that no, it's that shotgun bolted in the middle of your car, like with your shotgun partner police officers really less than 400 things that police officers know that's very funny I like that it's a good book I'll give it to you in the other ones about interrogations Yes, you They will love it.

I will deliver them to you today. Thank you. I'm so over it Sophie thank you for doing this thank you so I really appreciate it don't you covet well Donna amazing great what a yeah.