>> you will see libby again in the finale. >> jimmy: do you get off the island? >> which island? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. which tastes better, dharma peanut butter or dharma ranch dressing? [ laughter ] >> dharma lars cookies. >> jimmy: what's the secret recipe for mr. cluck's chicken? >> dharma ranch dressing. >> jimmy: hurley's dad is played by cheech marin. was he also writing the show? >> what? [ impersonating cheech ] hey, man. this is a cave with all sorts of life. [ impersonating chong ] the island is moving, man, weird. >> jimmy: frank lapidus, dead or alive? >> dead and alive. >> jimmy: charles whitmore. >> how do i answer it without answering it. >> jimmy: charles whitmore, dead or alive? >> um, he was shot in the chest. >> jimmy: okay. >> pretty dead. >> jimmy: okay, richard "guyliner" alpert, dead or alive? >> how dare you. >> jimmy: okay, i'm sorry. does he wear guyliner or is that just his eyes? >> no, that's his eyes. they actually -- >> jimmy: that's amazing. >> they tone his eyes down. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> they do. >> jimmy: really? >> they

and custer's wife libby who outlived him by 50-something years. she died in 1933 believe it or not lived at 71 park avenue. she was six days short of her 91st birthday. she died in '33. he started the book a couple of years earlier. that came out in '34. it's a good book, well researched. but i think it's pretty clear -- it doesn't take long to show that he was slanted against custer and at every instance tried to show he was just lucky at gettysburg and lucky here. that's "glory hunter." >> it's a wonderful literary biography and it certainly was the key book in changing custer's image in the united states from this very heroic martyr to our western explanation into kind of villainous indian fighter who brought death to his own men in his own search for glory. yes, sir. >> thank you. i have a comment for hampton and a question for james. but first of all i would like to say -- they say reading and writing history is like going to a foreign country and i want to thank you y'all for snapping our passports today for doing that. a comment for hampton

." >> if you rearrange the letters in hurley and libby, it spells "baby under hilly." i don't know what a hilly is, but there's a baby under there. >> jimmy: whoa. [ applause ] that's big. baby under the hilly. after the "lost" finale, join us for a special post-"lost" special here with the cast. we're going to have pretty much the whole cast here and we'd love you to join us or we'll kill you. hey, this is good news. they caught the guy they think tried to bomb times square on saturday. [ applause ] his name is -- faisal shahzad is his name. he's a 30-year-old naturalized citizen of the united states who moved here from pakistan. he was on board a flight to due bay. they pulled away from the gate when fbi agents stopped the plane and escorted him off it. i love when they say escorted, as if he's being seated at a wedding or something. it's amazing that this guy -- he made it through security, through the gate and onto the aircraft. i still can't get my tweezers on the plane. man, when that plan pulled away from the gate he probably thought he was home free. he probabl

libby, the propagan propagand about that all the time. >> brian: tell me at the c.i.a. what things do you imagine are going on? >> i imagine they are staying close to phones. and as soon as anything comes from the investigation from new york, or from the fbi, saying we may be looking for a connection abroad here is what we know, they'll leap on it. >> brian: thank you for joining us on the america's news headquarters. appreciate it. by the way, one of the people here at fox news who covers these kind of things, the terror i terror i terrorist and all the things about terrorism and concerns and threats about the country is our own catherine herridge and she is on the phone and she has been working her sources. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good afternoon. i had a conversation with a senior u.s. official who says to me based on the evidence so far, in investigation is wide open in terms who have may have been responsible. as you know, the nypd and the f.b.i. are in the lead. and what they're doing right now is they're assessing what was described to me as a wealth of

that scooter libby thing, that is just politics. nobody said any of those things. they had congressional hearings, special counsel's. it will be interesting to see how this is treated. a lot depends on how the press puts it, but there are some pretty clear statutes out there. section 600 of the federal penal code says basically you cannot offer somebody a federal job for political considerations, in order for a political quid quo pro. pro. so if sestak is correct, they have a problem. the problem is, they are hunkering down with their lawyers to figure of the wording so that both sestak and the white house can be correct. apparently, it is proving to be a challenge. you do not need weeks in order to relate a passing conversation like this. we will see. host: one of our viewers saying -- guest: that is a very kind. the only disappointment i have in the experience is running into the people who were disappointed that i was not more successful. i guarantee whoever is going to be president is going to have challenges that are extremely difficult. some of these problems