Dr. Phil sits down with the accused 13-year-old bully who allegedly beat up two teens for the first time to find out why she is so angry. In part 2, Dr. Phil talks with the 13-year-old who is accused of bullying the two girls from her middle school. The girl’s parents, Ervin and Carla, say their daughter isn’t a bully but a victim. Dr. Phil finds out what happened to cause this teen to lash out. Plus Dr. James Kimmel explains why teens are so violent.
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Viral video of a teen beaten to death by a mob of bullies and two mothers confront parents of a girl who they say bullied their daughters. Students are being bullied and punched by classmates while others record then upload to social media. That’s what happened to Jonathan’s son who lost his life after a mob of teens attacked him. Also Dr. Phil meets two mothers, Heather and Ardriona, who say their daughters were beaten by the SAME girl. But the alleged bully’s parents, Ervin and Carla, say their child is the real victim.

Dr. Phil meets two mothers, Suzie and Deana, who say they have struggled with obesity until the miracle GLP-1 shot helped them to lose weight. Now they want their teens, 14 year old Jeremiah and 16 year old Demi, to do the same. Should children be on the GLP-1 drug for weight loss? Gynecologist Dr. Jaime Seeman says absolutely not. Plus, body positivity activist, Virgie Tovar says teens on weight loss drugs are more likely to develop an eating disorder.
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