A Dr. Phil audience member says he was silenced after being booked to speak in a 2003 taping of the show. Neal Sutz, a Phoenix man, says that after producers learned he had bipolar disorder, they told him he couldn't ask Dr. Phil a question or speak with him during the show. The suit was originally settled in 2004, but Sutz is now asking a judge to throw out the previous settlement, claiming that the conditions were violated. He plans a $100 million discrimination lawsuit against Dr. Phil McGraw and his producers. For more, keep reading here.