and when john lennon was killed in 980 -- 1980, he began his column about it, his eulogy for lennon, of whom he had been critical in the 1970s when lennon was spouting off on this and that, by quoting christopher who said to hum, pop, imagine how if arturo tuscanini. he wrote john lennon didn't speak to me, in essence, still we gaze upon the crowds of 100,000 people weeping in central park holding candles, and we must acknowledge the grief is real. so he had a real interest in pop culture even if it didn't always speak to him directly. >> two footnotes. in 1964 my father and i were on a commercial flight from copenhagen. no -- yeah, copenhagen to geneva and we were in the front row, coach, and guess who boarded the plane just before takeoff? the rolling stones. and i'm 12 years old. i was -- [laughter] to quote my 28-year-old daughter now, oh, my god. and they were sitting right behind us. they were heavily perfumed. [laughter] >> the cologne of the era. >> i said to pop, the rolling stones. and he sort of, he went -- [laughter] you're missing the point. footnote two, yoko, i believe

autobiography, how i wreck my life, and talks about solipsism of john lennon. if john lennon had lived to the right age he would have looked back with regret on a lot of comments in the 1970 interview but in writing about the interview in a column a number one and number 2. the way buckley put it, something to the effect of john wrote all the good songs, not so for paul and went on to a number of points and what struck me about it is even bill buckley fell prey to beatlemania in a sense because he was referring to them by their first names the way the rest of the world does. >> i don't think there is any record of buck entering the word ringo. here is a scholarly project. be change i want to get to questions from the audience. any questions for christopher? can you tell us how brilliant i am? be change mention how brilliant you are. >> only met once before today 10 or 12 years ago. i should point out, after providing a sense the project may go forward did he seek any input or control until the very end. there was one eulogy we looked at for space reasons, and w

he they were going to ask if he would find a letter on john lennon's behalf and he did. >> i believe that it is the national review. >> it wouldn't have been on influential. >> i am a news guy. that's what i do for living. we just got news, yoko ono visited the offices of the national review. [laughter] that is worth the price of admission on its own. when lennon was assassinated, i went through an actual depression it was a staggering event and he noticed sitting there at the dinner table he had to write a column that night and came over to my garage apartment and said why don't you write my column. i said i couldn't do that. i'm sorry. in the reasonably priced for it concludes with a now realized is that he had gravitas and it was greatly esteemed so here you have the education of william f. buckley from 1960 to 1980. in 1970, john lennon gave a massively long interview to rolling stone magazine probably to the point he was at his most bitter and it's a landmark. he said autobiography is how i wrecked my life and how i can help you with yours. he talks about john lennon and i think

i'm jen lennon. the marion independent school district and the city of marion are teaming up to find a new use for a soon-to-be empty elementary building. emerson elementary, located on 10th avenue in marion, will be empty at the end of this school year. students here will go to the new longfellow school that is under construction. rather than simply try to sell the building, the district and the city are seeking ideas from developers, non-profits and other groups. a city committee will look at this old school building are due by january 6th. a football rivalry is now a challenge for you to help others. and it's coming from iowa and nebraska's governors. they want people to take part in the red cross disaster relief fund challenge. governors terry branstad and pete ricketts want to see which state can raise the most money. it's leading up to the hy-vee heroes football game between the hawkeyes and cornhuskers on november 25th. money raised will go toward help people effected by natural disasters in t

nbc this monday night, from 8 to 11, we did the john and yoko ono story, which is the story of john lennon and yoko ono. it's not so much the story, although there's a lot of great beatles music in it, it really has to do with their relationship, when they met in london, and their last 14 years together, and the actor who plays john lennon is remarkable. his name is mark mcgann, and some of the scenes, it is very eerie. really eerie. >> yeah, it is. the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd and chevy chase. [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! we brought o

overnight clinton had a new campaign message that sounded like a negative ad version of john lennon, and today ted cruz will campaign for the donald trump campaign in person. >> today ted cruz will be out for the trump ticket. >>> all right, a brand new poll from battle ground colorado. it shows the race there tied. this is from the university of denver. it shows them both at 39%. although, again, this is a very high undecided here with five days to go before the race. i'm sure this is not a number that will make the clinton team happy. eugene, colorado is a state where the clinton campaign has barely gone, and for a long time wasn't advertising at all, and now they're back up and we can see why. >> donald trump was very much there when they were absent, and a lot of millennials in that state were on board the gary johnson campaign. they're seeing now, especially in right of the new allegations from the fbi, that interest in the clinton campaign isn't what they want it to be. what about florida? it's a virtual tie. who has the momentum? >> clinton has the momentum in florida and penn

overnight, a new campaign message which was a negative ad version of john lennon. and for the first time today, ted cruz will campaign for donald trump in person. >> we had something come out overnight. the main story is the race is close. this is the latest from colorado. showing a dead heat in a race that is a must win for hillary clinton. a lot of undecided in a poll for five days before the election. let me say that. let's discuss this significance. we are joined by political reporter eugene scott. why is colorado so important for hillary clinton? >> they have a lot of millennial voters who supported obama and they need her on board to help supporting it. she could continue if she was elected president. >> you heard john talk about the undecided. 14% of colorado likely voters are undecided. is that a big proportion this late in the race? >> definitely within a week of the election. and a poll about a week ago had her leading by seven points. to see her down to pretty much a virtual tie is surprising. >> they may all go for trump. we don't know that. other polli

section for pop culture figures like johnny carson and john lennon. a torch kept lit is only place in the world where you find conservative economist milton friedman alongside jerry garcia of the greatful dead. sandra: fun. >> friendship is one of recuing themes in the book. dare say for those our viewers who give a torch kept lit as a gift whatever the occasion will deepen friendship with the. julie: what was good about william f. buckley promoted intellectual consearch tim in the movement. we need more that. >> i will do my impression. i would sooner be governed by the first 2,000 names in the boston telephone directory than the factory of harvard university. sandra: there is something for everyone in this book. elvis, john lennon, jerry garcia, princess di. >> 30 of 50 cases eulogies in the book, buckley knew them personally. he is drawing on his own experiences with these people, his own correspondence of these people. he was a best-selling spy novelist. he was great literary touch and light comic touch and used it to conjure people and allow the

the woman is the former girlfriend of lennon but they have not figured out a motive. >> and tonight a 78-year-old woman is speaking out after her purse was stolen during the day on a public street in manchester. she is warning others about what happened. wmur is live with her story tonight. reporter: this woman was on south main street when a man ran by and suddenly stole her purse shaoefp. she wasn't hurt but lost cash and some of her belongings. she says her purse was attached to her walker. when she went to grab something inside a man swiped it from her hands. a manchester police officer was flagged down. she gave him all the information she could. the suspect appeared to be unarmed at the time. telling her story so others will learn from it. she says the elderly should never carry anything valuable with them just in case something like this happens. >> this place here it's dangerous, because of the people are elderly, and it makes it hard for them, and afraid that they can hear it and listen to it and then do it because they won't be sorry. reporter: we did reach out to the manche

not the john lennon version, but imagine donald trump being sworn in on inauguration day, imagine him in the oval office as you hear him conducting warfare. a late campaign stop for hillary clinton in a state they would like to turn blue. that's "the 11th hour." "hardball with chris matthews" begins now. >>> close but no cigar. let's play "hardball." >>> i'm chris matthews. six days from now at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first state polls will be closing. in georgia, indiana, kentucky, south carolina, vermont and virginia. today donald trump, hillary clinton and their surrogates jetted out across the country to deliver their closing arguments. in florida, trump called hillary crooked and unstable. >> she is a crooked one. crooked hillary clinton. that term has really stuck. has anyone seen crooked hillary clinton today? that will be a great term for a president, right? she has bad judgment, personally i think she is a very unstable person. if you want to really know the truth. if you've watched her last few speeches over the last few days, she has become totally unhinged. hillary clinton

>> his loss devastated the show's felix unger, thomas lennon. >> if you could go back somehow of myself and talk to the creator of "happy days" and "laverne and shirley" -- i'm sorry. it's okay. it's fine. >> i completely understand. >> i'm irish. i cry a ton. >> in my dad's will, he wanted you and i to get together to scatter his ashes. >> really? >> garry's wife barrara and son scott appear in this bar scene. >> scott, who was wearing his dad's old army jacket interviewed his aunt penny. >>>what do you think garry would think of all this, this episode? >> always garry. it was such a gratifying day for me spending time with those folks sharing all of their love for garry marshall and you saw the happy days gang taking part in this interview. i got to talk to don most, anthony williams and marion ross and i'll have that for you on monday. ?? ?? from the '70s. "the partridge family" and it turned david cassidy into the david ran into a little trouble where he lost it on stage, and the video went viral. now david's only telling us what went wrong. ?? ?? ?? ?? >> playing live for my fans,

not the john lennon version, but imagine donald trump being sworn in on inauguration day, imagine him in the oval office as you hear him conducting warfare. a late campaign stop for hillary clinton in a state they would like to turn blue. that's "the 11th hour." "hardball with chris matthews" begins now. >>> close but no cigar. let's play "hardball."

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nbc this monday night, from 8 to 11, we did the john and yoko ono story, which is the story of john lennon and yoko ono. it's not so much the story, although there's a lot of great beatles music in it, it really has to do with their relationship, when they met in london, and their last 14 years together, and the actor who plays john lennon is remarkable. his name is mark mcgann, and some of the scenes, i >> i've seen some of the promos. really eerie. >> yeah, it is. the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd [ music ] [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] we brought

just a short timing a they were senninging john lennon's imaging and again we stress it is a pieceful demonstration happenint the at the white house rightse now. i this i we should report just t short timing a would you saysay colorado, organ, oregon was called for hillary i oregon has been called forn c hillary clinton. >> that is seven electoral votee that within added to her columnm we'll get an update on thoseon numbers in just a couple ofof moments. we want ting go back to new york city. new york is where both campaigns plan on celebrating conceding. both campaigns are new york. the clinton campaign at the jacobafter its center atlantic manhattan. tom fitzgerald is at hilton. these numbers are extraordinary. let's mention we still not have called pennsylvania.ll tell meed again. just got word that donald trumpm has won utah. utah has been called for donald trump. > so that will add six electoral votes to -- i'm some are, that's not right. yeah, six electoral votes totes donald trum called. georgia still has not bin called, michigan still has not been called.be these elections are

in 1970, he released a solo album featuring john lennon, george harrison and ringo starr. also on the ablum was the track "a song for you". later made famous by elton john. his songs were also covered by musicians, including ray charles and the carpenters. family members say he died in his sleep. russell was recovering from a quadruple bypass. still ahead. trump protests continue. which cities saw the biggest crowds today. plus how the pulse nightclub shooting was remembered during today's pride parade in orlando. demonstrators from coast-to- coast are taking to the streets this weekend. expressing outrage fueled by donald trump's election victory. from our partners at c-n-n yasmin amer has the story. it's been one year since the paris attacks that killed 130 people. kron4's hermela aregawi is live in the newsroom with more on how that day is being remembered. orlando, florida's gay pride parade this weekend was more than just a fun celebration. it was an emotional tribute to the people killed earlier this year in the attack at the pulse night club. >> reporter: many say t

friday is the 36th annual john lennon tribute. saturday is the annual running of the sanities in baltimore, boston, and chicago. and here is what's new for your weekend: the weknd releases a new album. the annual hollywood christmas parade steps off on hollywood bfl oboulevard on sunday. and warren beatty, lily collins, matthew broderick and annette ben regular in theaters with the romantic comedy "rules don't apply." >> well, hello! >> that's marlin may havey. >> what the hell is she doing here? >> you said you wanted the girl with the two ends? >> yes, marilyn monroe! >> ah! >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. from all of us here, we hope you've had a great thanksgiving with loved ones and family. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you again next time. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight a conversation with mikhail khodorkovsky. >> my opinion is that putin has already worked out that model that he would like to use with donald trump. he worked it out on

burst out crying because it was like he's >> his loss also devastated the show's felix unger, thomas lennon. >> if you go back to tell the childhood version of myself that the creator of happy days and "laverne & shirley" would be my friend -- it's okay. it's fine. >> i completely understand. >> in my dad's will, he wanted you and i to get together to scatter his >> really? >> garry's wife and son appear in this bar scene. scott interviewed his aunt penny. >> what do you think garry would think of all this? >> he's come in and rewrite it. >> forever garry, right? i also talked to happy days stars marion ross and don most, and also anson williams, who played potsie. they also guest star on this couple. >>> now, another tv show garry marshall produced was mork & mindy starring robin williams. now robin has of course passed on as well. his co-star pam dawber. >> i remember both of these special guys with her. she during our interview was moved to tears. >> i think it's anybody that knew robin -- >> it's emotional for they both shot to stardom together on the sitcom about the alien from planet

>> well, lennon had a phrase that described people who are writing these stories he called them useful idiots, they are. useful to the myth of fidel castro. of revolution, things they baby boom generation grew up on, guess what? even the radical jesuit in latin america have to admit that god is still alive but, fiddle is -- fidel castro is dead. cheryl: fascinating turn of events thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: well, liberal protester against our fair election, reaching a new violent level, michigan state called for trump today, but pro trump michigan electoral college member is receiving at&death threats, ordering him to change his vote to hillary clinton, he will show us those threats and tell us much more, he is coming up next. cheryl: today michigan secretary of state officially certified that donald trump did win presidential election in the state, but a pro trump electoral college member has received dozens of death threats, ordering him to vote for hillary when he casts his ballot on december 19, but state law, refusal or failure on vote tor candidate, constitutes a resignation

. >> his loss also devastated the show's felix unger, thomas lennon. >> if you go back to tell the childhood version of myself that the creator of happy days and "laverne & shirley" would be my friend -- it's okay. it's fine. >> i completely understand. you and i to get together to scatter his ashes. >> really? >> garry's wife and son appear in this bar scene. scott interviewed his aunt penny. >> what do you think garry would think of all this? >> he's come in and rewrite it. >> forever garry, right? i also talked to happy days stars marion ross and don most, and also anson williams, who played they also guest star on this special episode of the odd couple. >>> now, another tv show garry marshall produced was mork & mindy starring robin williams. now robin has of course passed on as well. his co-star pam dawber. >> i remember both of these special guys with her. she during our interview was moved to tears. >> i think it's anybody that >> it's emotional for pam to talk about robin. they both shot to stardom together on the sitcom about the alien from planet ork who moves in with an earth ling

remember the soviet propaganda paper founded by lennon in 19. room for donald trump on to the front page. so there you have it. the world and russia wondering what a donald trump presidency will mean for its future. nbc news, moscow. >>> we can blame it on bad weather. secretary of state john kerry will have to wait a bit longer kerry is going to visit scientists and learn more about climate change and from there he will head to new zealand for climate change talks. >>> a lot of us without heavier coats this morning. are we going to need them through the holidays? >> keep them handy tomorrow, but especially on saturday. the coldest it's been since april. i know there are some folks holding out and. haven't turned their heat on. it will definitely be kicking on later night. it's breezy throughout the day similar to today. sun-filled day, low to mid-60s for highs. so really nice out there. and again, there's your second weather headline. you can see the coldest since mid-april on saturday. and then we have the super moon on sunday night. now it's

. >> i like john lennon's song.>> i have two christmas albums. [ laughter ]. >> the greatest christmas songs of all-night. >> of a shopping center in wilson, i will be singing one. christmas tree. it has become a tradition and i go down there. i just wrote her. it is sometime tonight. 6:00 or something. we will see. >> that is so fun. >> do that appear. i can go to wilson.>> singh is one, one morning. >> i will have highlights tomorrow. >> highlights of weather lately have been the warm temperatures. let's look out at what is happening in downtown raleigh as we're taking a look at the beautiful conditions. there is the wilson sky camera and we will see raleigh as well. in wilson you can see the blue sky there and it looks absolutely beautiful in downtown wilson. i know we can do it. in downtown wilson. there we go. asking and you shall receive. 39 is the current temperature so it is chilly out there. hill, 41, 38 henderson, 30 and south hill, 41, 38 henderson, 32 roxboro. most of us in the upper 30s to low and mid 40s. exceptions when you go south. a warm-up down south at 50 right now.

buckley junior giving his final summations on the great towering evil figures from johnny carson, to john lennon, to jerry garcia and makes a great christmas gift. >> glad you called it killing buckley. all right. >> tyrus. >> i'd just like to say, through my career, whether it was wrestling orien entertainment, e always been told no, but thank you to greg gutfeld. >> i know cat will keep from crying. >> i want to say just because i don't have a particularly friendly face does not mean i'm a very nice person. i'm a sweet little cupcake waiting for the chance to let someone let me love. >>. [ laughter ] >> thank you to pete, james, cathlen, our studio audience, greg gutfeld. i love you, america. president-elect donald trump mending fences with former foes as he works to building the administration. i am julie banderas p. this is the fox report. mr. trump holding meetings at his gulf club in new jersey with cabinet member and republicans. and one of the high lost anticipated meeting of the day. and mitt romney said when he critized trump openly in the primary and the president-elect gave the camer

. >>> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused in fact they were particularly deep in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called ringo's reviewer. >> i sell records, it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it, you know? >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called "all things must pass." maybe the best beatles' solo album of all time. ♪ i don't need a passport >> over the years i had such a lot of songs mounted up they really wanted to do they only got like one or two tunes moper album. >> were you held down by the

someone with his background and the comments he has made bragging about breitbart being all the right, lennonism, bringing down the system and allowing some of the ilk on that website under his leadership that doesn't send the message of unity that donald trump needs to put target as now the next president of the united states in a country so dwighted. it's inflammatory and we as conservatives would never stand for it. we want after van jones, anita dun for her affinity for mau. and van jones, who i have come to know well and i think is a nice guy and a commentator he was excoriated for his leftist views. >> why aren't conservatives doing that with bannon then? >> because i think the moral camp as of my party has conhay wire. >> he should have been named chief of saf. >> they rationalize things we never would accept on the other side. i can't explain why they are doing this but it is not a good mess an. >> can you imagine if barack obama brought into office reverend jr wright. >> pretty close. >> that's an exact analogy. >> i think it's important to know how this country was started to begin wit

. ♪ >>> john lennon was shot by an unknown at this time white male. >> the world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. >> it was like in one moment the '60s and the '70s got murdered. >> in his life he's given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove that love is not dead, even though john is. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point. you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. the power of sound. >> stereo. >> mtv. music television. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> at the time the world was saying we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made you feel like those artists were in the

. >> kind of john lennon-like. >> i don't know how i'm associated with the 49ers. the raiders are on channel 5. we are the official home of the oakland raiders. >> correct. >> stop wearing those glasses, then, dennis. [ laughter ] >> take them off. >> but we want the raiders to do well. >> of course we do. >> i'm a raider guy. come on. >> wear your raider glasses tomorrow. >> i'll have them on tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> i hope so. >> come on. you guys have got some negative tweets. >> oh, yeah. the weather guy, never. >> all of us positive. >> mean tweets. >> like water off a duck's back. for news throughout the evening, latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. announcer: it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how are y'all? how's everybody? how y'all doing today? i appreciate y

will he be like lennon or other leaders. i was here when -- was brought back and remains passed by for days. hundreds of thousands of cubans. iffing fk will be cremated a after that we expect public ceremonies. a lot of official examples of mourning. a big question mark. cubans wonder if their lives will get better after this news or because raul castro is in total control we don't expect major changes to emerge from this momentous event that things will continue the same here and of course cubans continue to leave the island in record numbers and the economy here remains in very dire circumstances. so while there's perhaps hope for many cubans that this passing of the torch, the most significant old guard, the historic leader of the old revolution, as he was called as died there their lives will be improved but there's no evidence to prove that will happen because the people that fidel castro trusted most, his brother raul, remain in control of this island. >> i want to follow up on what i was asking you a about vulnerabili

. >> on a warm fall day in new york's central park, lady gaga came to pay her respects to john lennon. >> ? strawberry fields night. >> enyou insuranced visit. yet it became an event. everything around lady gaga becomes an event. by gaga standards it was tame. >> ? love is all you need. >> seems like you're more lady now than gaga, if that makes sense? >> really? >> you know what i mean? >> today. what about tomorrow? >> there was a time when the one outrageousness. >> ? i want to hold 'em ? >> she put meat dress in the fashion dictionary. her six grammys are of prove of that just part of the package. >> here we go. >> but her latest solo album, her fifth called "joanne" is a toned down diva. all ? whole pack like marlb marlboro ? >> people see me with less make up and what i was doing. >> you've evolved into something. >> it's less now. but i don't know, i don't know that you can put a label on growth, ya know? i'm just me. i'm just growing up. i'm 30. what i want to do now. her dive bar tour. plenty of dance pop. the album is not as she puts it one big party. >> there's a lot of cry

and it's the final summation of the the lives of johnny carson, to john lennon to jfk. >> whether it's wrestling or sbhamt entertainment, i have always heard no you can't and i would like to say thank you to greg gutfeld and fox news for giving me the opportunity. >> just because i don't have a particularly friendly face, does not mean i'm not a very nice person. i'm a sweet little cupcake quieting for the chance to let someone let me love. >> that's all, i love you, america. harvey levin: the objects people keep in their home define who they are. this is "objectified: donald trump." >> the objects people keep in their homes define who they are. this is objectify donald trump. >> you're about to see donald trump like you have never seen him before, in his home, talking about his life, the high points and the low. i went to his penthouse high above fifth avenue in trump tower. we want you to see the next president of the united states, the father, the aspiring

charity galas and paints it in five or six minutes and does it upside down and you go wow, it's john lennon or a dog or donald trump. in this case it was donald trump. they bought it at an auction for $20,000. that's great and half of the money goes to the charity, but he paid for it with money from the donald trump foundation. he cannot just buy things that will decorate the walls of his house or business. in this case it did. no you that we have seen the painting, we have to figure out where it is. >> we don't know where the painting is. you know more about the genesis of it. we don't know where it is now. >> the last it was seen after it was bought, it was ordered to be shipped up and shipped to trump's golf course in westchester county, new york where it would hang in the board room or conference room. i don't know if it's still there, but that's where it went after that. >> the viewers on the left, you see the painting. if you have seen it, let us or david know. i want to ask you about the big article that you wrote in "the washington post" where you went over years and years. you repo