a fan of anderson cooper. i can share the audience with you. i always like, in sibling rivalry, there wasn t room for any other siblings. which is why you were tough on robin williams, gilda radner, rosy odaunl. because in a weird way you were a fan of those people and that i never understood. you re a fan of them but you had to bring them down. there was a whole bunch of things. first of all i was on the radio, terest real radio. satellite radio freed me of a lot of things. i got to keep pulling you around, make sure you re suck under to my world and there s no room to be gragses to a guest, at least in my mind. i had to keep those ratings going. so when robin williams would come in, i would have jackhammered you with ridiculous
and at the end of the day my first two books caused them a lot of pain. it s also me trying to be this outrages. it was too forced and this book i hold up as like this is who i am. i told you my dad wrote ea book. in 1976, they restored it, put it online and sent him an email and said you can listen to this. and i clicked on it in my office and it was the fist time i d heard my dad s voigs since i was 10 years old. i couldn t remember what he sounded like. for your daughters and your grand kids and great grand kids, to be able to hear your voice on the radio, that s an extraordinary thing. it really isx troed nar. and i dont know eif i ve allowed
see a guy ebehind the microphone and treat them so nicely and what can i get you? completely involve would them. for a boy who was looking for involvement with his father, i said to myself at an early age what else would i be? it made me incredibly sad which is you saw your dad looking at him and you said to yourself i wish my dad would look at me in the way of course. to have that kind of gentle kind look would have been the world to me. my father could have seen me in that light as oncomplished huge being t would have blown my mind. the other thing i didn t know much about your mom but it comes out in the book and you talk about it obviously on the radio is something i related to. your mom talked about killing
things are formed but sexuality, it is all patterns we re playing over and over and in your cases particularly true. and not only that i knew as a father if i am playing the same patterns over, then i m not doing a service to my children, i m doing great disservice if i m not fully in the moment and not understanding what the is i m trueing to present as a father. the fact you didn t even realize you had gone into radio, at least in part because your dad was in radio. no. i was angry when people said that. of course i did. my father was a radio engineer that eventually got into being a recording engineer. with ninety-fo with four other people. my father the reverend, he would
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