Kirstie Alley Says Scientology Is The Answer To Depression As Fellow Scientologist Danny Masterson's Rape Accuser Heads To Court
May 20 2021, Published 12:10 p.m. ET
Kirstie Alley is defending her Scientology beliefs, saying the church can do what physiologists can't -- fix depression.
The 70-year-old Cheers actress spoke out on Tucker Carlson Today and babbled on about everything from supporting Donald Trump, getting blacklisted in Hollywood, and somehow paralleled the controversial practice of Scientology to curing mental health issues like depression.

After suggesting "You can be cooking meth and sleeping with hookers, but as long as you didn’t vote for Trump" you'd still be in the good graces of the Hollywood elite, Kirstie explained why she didn't seek professional help while suffering depression.
"The reason I don't go to a psychiatrist is because in their bag are the drugs, that's the main way they treat people," she told the conservative show host.

"I just want someone to go like, 'What's going on?" And you say, 'Blah blah,' and find out," Kirstie added.
The actress didn't hesitate to talk about her controversial views on mental health.
"You aren't really allowed to say this in the very liberal community because they think what you're saying is stigmatizing mental illness," she began.
"Well this is what I’m here to say. I don't think you're mentally ill if
