Listen: Should we really be sharing our kids' lives on social media?

A schoolkid who was upset about being bullied poured out his feelings in an emotional video that went viral after his mom uploaded it to YouTube earlier this month. Celebrities rallied around Keaton Jones, the bullied middle school student. But isn't there a dark side to exposing your kid's private life to the entire world?

"I can't imagine a kid in his darkest moment crying his eyes out and posting that on YouTube," Stu said when he and Glenn talked about the video. "I can't even imagine pointing the camera at my kid and saying, 'Hey, something really terrible happened to you. Tell the world.'"

Glenn did have to point out that Stu is just a private person in general: "You are the exact opposite of me."

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