we d talk about clothes and hairdos and politics and we d talk about world leaders and we d talk about foreign policy and, you know, she was just there is nothing she didn t know about. nobody she didn t know. nothing she couldn t talk about. and she was really fun. and she had a great personality, great sense of humor and she was, you know, my husband ben bradley adored barbara and they were we were all really close and saw each other a lot in the summer where we had a house near hers and she was always the life of the party. i never had a party out there that i didn t have barbara and barbara was always, you know, the most fun person. ben always wanted to sit next to barbara because she was the most fun and keep the table going. she once wrote a book about i think it was called something like how to talk to anybody about anything and she could. there was nobody. you could put barbara in a room with anybody from any class or social stratus or culture or country or ethnic group a
more thorough old time look, carnival look. that was like a half food want . it s like a three-ring circus. you ve got a lot going on. that s when you are like, so i have to say we found the evidence. you looked pretty good with a mustache. sean: evidence. this is game on because i have pictures of your hairdos in the 80s. laura: [laughs] those are priceless. let me say home perms any day. they re going to make a comeback. sean: they probably will. laura: the chemicals. sean: well done.