If he only interviewed his guests he would be an asset to the health community. His interviewing etiquette is terrible and he cuts off his guests early, gives his silly demonstrations, sums up what his guests say incorrectly, and directs the audience to follow only his advice. Most of the time he has no guest and just shills for a supplement, his 'special' diet, or other quackery. I watch for his guests like Perlmutter and Davis and viewed with horror as he cut them off within a minute, interpreted their lifetime of research incorrectly, and then took over the podium to give his own spin of advice. How can he keep world class researchers coming back to his show if he doesn't let them speak?