Nancy Grace Rips Jon Gosselin Apart. CLASSIC!!

For years, Jon,

you had your children on TV ,

on a reality show.

But suddenly,

when it's no longer

'Jon and Kate plus 8',

it's 'Kate plus 8',

you suddenly have a problem with it,

and you want it to all come to an end,

and I don't believe that.

Uh, regardless of the timing,

I'm their father and

I will do what's best for my children.

(Lawyer trying to interrupt)

- The timing is irrelevant.

Oh, you got your lawyer here?

You're afraid to answer questions?

Whatever.

What's important is the children,

and not these two self-absorbed

husband and wife

who argue constantly

in front of their children.

(Jon) Exactly. That's why

they're coming off the television.

(Lawyer) That's why the show's coming to a stop.

(Nancy) Why don't you just quit arguing

and work on your marriage?

Wouldn't that be a better idea?

And go right back to the happy family?

(Jon) If I could get Kate to mediate and talk

we could do that.

-You've been to therapy together once,

and have not been back,

but you want to go back with Kate, right?

(Jon) Yes.I would love to go to mediation

I would love to be 'mom and dad'

we're not gonna be husband and wife

(Nancy) Hey, you talk the talk,

but you don't walk the walk.

Jon interrupting-Actions speak louder than words.

(Nancy) because you can't go out with

one twenty-two year old after the next,

while she's at home with the children,

and say you want to work it out.

That's not workin' it out, Jon Gosselin.

-In light of the allegations

and everything that's gone on

in the past week alone,

should the kids be in therapy?

(Nancy)It's not so much

that they need to go to therapy,

as Jon and Kate need to go into therapy,

and learn to quit arguing

and set a good example for the children.

-How do you feel?

Do you feel like your kids need therapy?

Are you seeing any problems?

(Jon) Well I'm not a professional,

but the hardest thing I ever did

was tell them we're getting divorced.

-I'm gonna say get the babies therapy

because you never know,

the effects of this could be far-reaching.

and.. and you know,....

(Jon) You don't know until you're an adult

and sometimes it's too late.

-Exactly.

And that's what happened to me.

I'm learning.. I mean, my father, his father,

I'm learning to break the pattern.

I mean, I know I was passive,

I know I was an avoider,

(Nancy) Why is this always about you?

Why are we talking about you?

She asked you about your children.

(Lawyer) Because he's an important part of his children.

(Nancy) Can he even speak without you piping in?

(Nancy) I'd like to hear why does it
always get back to you?

(Jon) I don't know. ..I just..I just thought
you know, you needed insight.

(Nancy) Well that's a good place to start.
Captioned with help from Laura Pierce