Dr. Phil will air tapes of Subway Jared discussing child sex

A former Florida journalist who claims she secretly recorded ex-Subway spokesman Jared Fogel discussing sexual encounters with children will publicly air the tapes this week, according to the Indianapolis Star.

The videos will air during Dr. Phil's talk show. The journalist, Rochelle Herman-Walrond, claims to have secretly recorded Fogel and shared the conversations with the FBI.

In August, Fogel plead guilty to to child pornography charges and to crossing state lines to pay for sex with minor.

In a preview of the episode, Fogle is heard on a recording saying he "had a little boy," which he describes as "amazing."

The two-part episode will air on Thursday and Friday.

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